Take Me Out To The Ballgame

Dutch2 · October 2004

Just wonderning about the baseball fans our there in forum land. Here in mid-Missouri, "them's fightin' words" if you aren't pulling for St. Louis and anybody playing those darn Yankees. Come on Red Sox!!! Although, Houston certainly has the momentum going at this point. Tonights games should be a good ones.
Dutch2

marc · October 2004

I am a former St. Louis resident (6 years) and am pulling for the Cards. Baseball tonight however, will be a second choice after the debate.

safety · October 2004

marc, what's your first choice after the debate?

marc · October 2004

Its a tie between Smallville and Lost.

ray a · October 2004

Go Yanks!!!!

SMace · October 2004

I heard a great quote from a friend. He is a Red Sox fan and he said rooting for the Yankees is like rooting for Bill Gates to make another million dollars.

National Guard · October 2004

That is exactly how I feel. So eloquently put. But I also don't care much for the new look the Red Sox are sporting. Being the Anti-Yankees won't do much for them either.

So, I guess I am an ABYORS (anybody but yankee or red sox) fan.

Don D · October 2004

Guess you all didn't see the nightly news. Bobby Cox has issued a challenge and the game is being reviewed.

SMace · October 2004

I don't get it. Are you being serious?

rad · October 2004

I live here so I'm rooting for the Red Sox. I guess I have no choice, do I? But I must say, I am not pleased about their grooming habits lately. I hate the long hair and scruffy beard thing. Pedro's jeri-curl has got to go.

If the Yankees win our mayor is sending their mayor "acratalobstas" and some Sam Adams Boston "Laga". Thats a crate of lobsters and Boston Lager for those of you who don't speak Boston.

HRinNH · October 2004

So who won? I fell asleep before the game ended and didn't turn on the news this morning.

rad · October 2004

Yankees. 3-1.

HRinNH · October 2004

Great! My mom has been a Yankees fan since grade school. She must be very happy!

mushroomHR · October 2004

The Red Sox definitely need a dress and grooming code. They look like a bunch of scruffs playing out there. I'm rooting for them over the Yankees since our Cleveland Indians aren't in the playoffs. Go Red Sox!

AnneHa · October 2004

Another Ohio county heard from:

GO SOX!

Anne in Ohio

System · October 2004

Add another former Akronite Cleveland fan cheering for the Yanks!

ray a · October 2004

Hey Sam, you're OK. Someday if the Indians make it, I'll root for them.

HRCalico · October 2004

Since the Twins are out, I'm an ABY fan (anybody but the Yankees); our quality manager has tix to games 6 & 7 to cheer for the Cards so I've picked them up on his behalf.

I've heard about but have yet to see Pedro's mini-me. Is it true???

Don D · October 2004

How would anyone have seen it unless they followed him to the latrine? x:-)

HRCalico · October 2004

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 10-14-04 AT 07:48PM (CST)[/font][br][br]EEEEWWW!!! Not that one! Especially if ALL his personal hygiene has gone by the wayside! x:o

Don D · October 2004

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 10-15-04 AT 05:45AM (CST)[/font][br][br]but have yet to see Pedro's mini-me. Is it true???

I was just trying to figure out what you meant by Pedro's mini-mi (me?).

HRCalico · October 2004

Well, Don, you inspired me to find out the truth. Pedro has a little buddy from the DR - his name is Nelson de la Rosa, and he is 28 inches tall. Pedro and Nelson sometimes dress alike, and Pedro carries him around. He has been called the Sox's good luck charm, and other players wondered where they could "buy one of those". It is said his performance in the remake of the Island of Dr. Moreau inspired Mini-Me in the Austin Powers movies. There is a fuzzy picture at this website.

[url]http://bostondirtdogs.boston.com/Headline_Archives/2004/09/playoff_bound.html[/url]

Don D · October 2004

Actually that's the son of Jerry Rice and Barbra Streisand.

rad · October 2004

A person is a good luck charm? So I guess he feels its ok to objectify a human who has the misfortune (or not) of being a little person. That's just disgusting. Does he carry him around like Paris Hilton carries around her little toy dog?

mrbill · October 2004

Red Sox Nation is in distress. Their heavy bats have been done in by two masterful pitching performances. Give the Bronx Bombers credit - They were two solid victories. But, the Sox can come back. I said before the series started that the hero would turn out to be either Branson Arroyo or Derrick Lowe. Great Rivalry.

POPEYE · October 2004

Since Chipper and Smoltz can't be heros this year, I will have to pull for the
Cardinals. That takes me back to my childhood when I used to go to Busch Stadium and watch Bob Gibson, Ken Boyer, Curt Flood and Lou Brock.

Dutch2 · October 2004

"Close don't count" 'cept in horse shoes, hand grenades and thermo-nuclear warheads, but the Astro's have come so close the last two games. Sure keeps the games interesting. It amazes me to listen to the ESPN announcers and others the morning after with all their "shoulda, hadda, oughta's" that woulda changed the out come of the game. It is after all a game.
Go Cards.....
Dutch2

Don D · October 2004

To have seen Lou Brock steal second sliding would really be something to remember. Glad you have that memory and wish I did.

POPEYE · October 2004

Trivia--- Do you know whom the Cardinals traded away to get Brock?

Dutch2 · October 2004

Darn... I can't remember who but it was with the Cubs and St. Louis by far got the better end of the deal.
Dutch2

Dutch2 · October 2004

>Trivia--- Do you know whom the Cardinals traded
>away to get Brock?

I must confess that I had to ask for help, but I have the following: Lou Brock signed as an amateur free agent by Chicago Cubs (Aug. 22, 1960); traged by Chicago Cubs with Jack Spring and Paul Toth to St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Ernie Broglio, Bobby Shantz, and Doug Clemens (June 15, 1964). This was probably the worst trade in Chicago Cubs History.
Dutch2

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