Fredi Gonzalez intentionally walks Ty Wiggington, putting a runner in scoring position....to pitch to Carlos Gonzalez, who promptly ends the game on the first pitch. Braves get Fredi'd again.
Proof that more triples are needed http://network.yardbarker.com/mlb/article_external/ben_reveres_amazing_somersaulting_triple/5573200 I'm reading "The Glory of their times" and only a few chapters is it's my new favorite baseball book. Really lives up to the "greatest baseball book" on the cover, check it out. [QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Where else would they have gone, if not DC? Portland was really the only other option.X360PS3AMD05
What i want to know is what happens when every franchise in the major sports bamboozles a new stadium out of a city and attendance still isn't there? We know they will never entertain the idea of contraction so where will they start moving to? San Antonio, Portland, Vancouver?
San Antonio would be my choice, though Portland's not bad either. Those would probably be the first two considered. I doubt MLB will put another team in Canada. Honestly, NYC could easily support another team also.
I think that you can find some pretty good singers and instrument players, but I've only seen good performances when they're performing someone else's song. I haven't heard any good original music on YouTube. GreySeal9
That's because the only way you gets views is by playing covers. No one wants to watch original music on youtube, even if it's good.
Tim McCarver is awful. He suggested that Jeter's 3000th hit was purely a local New York thing. Yeah, because no one pays any attention to the Yankees outside of NY...
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Both of them are horrible, and what a stupid interview. I like listening to Gary Thorne and Rick Sutcliffe. So much better. I don't see how Bautsita was better. He made a great catch (and made all of Toronto hold their breath), but it was foul. Fielder is MVP right now, Gonzalez next then Halladay or Bautista.
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