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10972That could be really dangerous when it takes off!seagull wrote:I've got one foot on the bandwagon.
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10973I was glad to see the back of Carter Capps. That kid has some good stuff.
Great win in front of a good sized crowd.
Pestano made Shoppach look silly in that at bat. Never looked like hitting it.
Great win in front of a good sized crowd.
Pestano made Shoppach look silly in that at bat. Never looked like hitting it.
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10974I guess I am stage forced to play the role of the little fat kid son of a female player in "League of Their Own."
(You are gonna lose! You are gonna lose!)
I have a better chance of catching my trifecta or superfecta tomorrow in The Preakness.....or perhaps The Powerball......than any chance of Shapiro and Antonetti bringing The Indians to the Holy Ground of a World Series Championship.
(aside reflective moment.....I think Antonetti is perhaps a bigger douche than Shapiro)
(You are gonna lose! You are gonna lose!)
I have a better chance of catching my trifecta or superfecta tomorrow in The Preakness.....or perhaps The Powerball......than any chance of Shapiro and Antonetti bringing The Indians to the Holy Ground of a World Series Championship.
(aside reflective moment.....I think Antonetti is perhaps a bigger douche than Shapiro)
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10975God Bless You, JoeZjoez wrote:With the major work I'm having done to the property, I didn't know that this was a day game.
Last week I had three 30 ft+ evergreens cut down from my front yard. The pine needles were a nuisence in addition to killing all my grass.
My garage floor spider webbed, cracked and was heaving. They will cut out and replace the floor starting tomorrow. I had to clear the floor and remove my work bench, all the shelving, and everything that accupied any floor space. You don't know how much you accumulate over 40 years until you have to remove it.
While they are replacing the garage floor, they'll pour a 12ft x 20ft patio in the back yard and a 4ft x 8ft stoop with sidewalk in the front yard. Then comes the landscaping.
I took a couple of Saturdays to visit my cousin in Pittsburgh. I leave Chicago on Saturday mornings at 3am, get to Pittsburgh around 1pm, visit for about 5 hours, leave around 6pm and get back to Chicago around 2am Sunday morning. Back to work Monday at 7am. My cousin has terminal cancer and had 2 months. It's been almost 2 months to the day. I just got word he in a coma.
Back to baseball..............I hope I have some time in the next couple of weeks to keep up my interest in baseball. I've already missed 3 weeks of the camping season. I think this is going to be a nice year to be an Indian fan. I guess JR can also include me in the "cockeyed optimist" category also.
I'm pooped.
I hate Pittspuke, and hope I never have to go there again in this lifetime. I lived in Chicagoland, and that was not much fun either.
Those Chicago contractors can stick it to you, just like the Chicago Barack and his local friends.
Godspeed and peace, my friend.
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10977You're missing out on a fun time to be a Tribe fan, TRIBE FAN.Tribe Fan in SC/Cali wrote:I guess I am stage forced to play the role of the little fat kid son of a female player in "League of Their Own."
(You are gonna lose! You are gonna lose!)
I have a better chance of catching my trifecta or superfecta tomorrow in The Preakness.....or perhaps The Powerball......than any chance of Shapiro and Antonetti bringing The Indians to the Holy Ground of a World Series Championship.
(aside reflective moment.....I think Antonetti is perhaps a bigger douche than Shapiro)
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10978We're gonna need a mid-season fix, and Shapiro and his personal Boy Wonder are going to blow it.
Put it in the bank.
Put it in the bank.
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10979What has happened to make you so NEGATIVE?Tribe Fan in SC/Cali wrote:We're gonna need a mid-season fix, and Shapiro and his personal Boy Wonder are going to blow it.
Put it in the bank.
I used to enjoy your optimistic posts.
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10980So! I missed the 30,000 by 4 days
“Every day is a new opportunity. You can build on yesterday's success or put its failures behind and start over again. That's the way life is, with a new game every day, and that's the way baseball is.”
-- Bob Feller
-- Bob Feller