Even though the game wasn’t televised (seriously), the Bulls are back over .500 and the Kevin McHale era looks like stinker for Minnesota.
Groucho still wants to trade Eddy.
Wait, Richard Roeper read the Canseco book and he thinks the interesting parts are Frank Thomas being afraid of Jose’s driving and Mark Grace banging fat chicks?
Mariotti puts down the doughnut to stick a syringe in his hiney.
The Wizard of Roz says that you’re a dope if you think baseball’s clean now.
Skippy Bayless says Jose might just be credible. Huh? Well, it’s Skip.
An interesting look back at Jose’s rookie year.
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It saddens me that Phil took such a serious tumble off the wagon last fall.
When he wasn’t trying to swat imaginary “bugs” off of his forearm or clearing out his medicine cabinet of rubbing alcohol to drink, poor Phil actually thinks he saw San Francsico in last year’s playoffs, as he wrote a month ago.
Today? He must have blacked out during Jose Lima’s Game #3 shutout in last year’s NLDS, because he seems to remember L.A. getting swept, as he writes in his hatchet job on DePodesta in the today’s Tribune’s Back Page.
Evidently, Phil’s fact checker is also on the sauce, or perhaps just merely disgruntled, because nobody has as many published factual errors as Phil does.
What a shame.
Classic quote in the new Sporting News from Deion Sanders: “I hit a ball deep in the gap, and I heard Dusty on the top step yelling, ‘Pimp him’- meaning, running around the bases with one flap down in my home run trot. Dusty’s a brother’s brother! How could you not get along with Dusty Baker? That’s the problem I have with Sammy Sosa.”
Dave,
You got a link to that article? I find it hard to believe Deion hit the ball in the gap off anybody.
Who the hell was he facing? William Van Landingham?
You forgot we rid ourselves of Todd Hundley…we’re now the favorites to win the west.
Is Sammy, technically, a “brother”?
Technically, I’d say both Deion and Sammy have problems.
The quote was in a small snippet on Page 5 of the Feb. 18 issue of The Sporting News. Apparently, Deion said this gem while as a guest host on Sporting News Radio recently.
Didn’t Janet Napolitano sing lead for Concrete Blonde?
You got it right about Mark Grace giving Diamondbacks fans bleeding eardrums. I’m sure my eardrums will bleed by the third inning of Opening Day, when Gracie proclaims his undying love for Troy Glaus. Also, nobody here in Arizona would be the least bit surprised if anybody had compromising pictures of Janet Napolitano with a syphilitic panda-or, more likely, Rosie O’Donnell.
Hey Dolan, we resent that inference.
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