Thursday, May 11, 2006
Baseball Doesn't Celebrate Second Place?
On Major League Baseball's decision not to celebrate Barry Bonds' eclipsing of Babe Ruth's mark of 714 home runs: Bud Selig says MLB doesn't celebrate second place.
Bullshit!
Major League Baseball rewards second-place teams with playoff spots!!!
Don't try to pull this crap on E.K. Nation, Bud. We're on to you.
(Actually, we don't care whether MLB breaks out the pinatas on the occasion of Barry's 715th home run. But we just like to keep Mr. Selig in check.)
Oh, and also!! Also, also!!...
Remember that sign Phillies fans put up in the bleachers to taunt Barry? Something to the effect of, "Babe Ruth did it on beer and hot dogs!" Remember that?
Beer was illegal during most of Babe Ruth's career.
Come on!!!!
(Thanks to Joe Morgan, of all people, for bringing that very good point up during Sunday night's Giants-Phillies game on ESPN.)
Bullshit!
Major League Baseball rewards second-place teams with playoff spots!!!
Don't try to pull this crap on E.K. Nation, Bud. We're on to you.
(Actually, we don't care whether MLB breaks out the pinatas on the occasion of Barry's 715th home run. But we just like to keep Mr. Selig in check.)
Oh, and also!! Also, also!!...
Remember that sign Phillies fans put up in the bleachers to taunt Barry? Something to the effect of, "Babe Ruth did it on beer and hot dogs!" Remember that?
Beer was illegal during most of Babe Ruth's career.
Come on!!!!
(Thanks to Joe Morgan, of all people, for bringing that very good point up during Sunday night's Giants-Phillies game on ESPN.)
