Thursday, December 28, 2006
Damn, Man.
We've lost Chris Brown now, apparently as a result of a housefire last month.
It's kind of strange. The guy spent time in Iraq, driving a truck for Halliburton, and managed to survive an attack that killed one American soldier. He comes home and dies in a housefire.
Damn, man.
Well, we're going to finish this off with some good news: The Giants picked up Barry Zito. Some people don't like the move a whole lot, but we do. Yes, Barry's a fly-ball pitcher, but Pac Bell or whatever the hell it's called these days is not a home-run hitter's park. And now we have two Barrys to cheer on. The first four in the rotation: Zito, Cain, Lowry, Morris. That's not too shabby, folks.
It's kind of strange. The guy spent time in Iraq, driving a truck for Halliburton, and managed to survive an attack that killed one American soldier. He comes home and dies in a housefire.
Damn, man.
Well, we're going to finish this off with some good news: The Giants picked up Barry Zito. Some people don't like the move a whole lot, but we do. Yes, Barry's a fly-ball pitcher, but Pac Bell or whatever the hell it's called these days is not a home-run hitter's park. And now we have two Barrys to cheer on. The first four in the rotation: Zito, Cain, Lowry, Morris. That's not too shabby, folks.
Friday, December 8, 2006
Jose Uribe 1959-2006
(AP) -- Former San Francisco Giants shortstop Jose Uribe was killed early Friday in a car crash in his native Dominican Republic.
The Dominican National Police said the 47-year-old Uribe's sport utility vehicle crashed about 3 a.m. on a highway about 30 miles west of the capital, Santo Domingo. Police said the cause of the crash was under investigation.
