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LUminary wrote:That was a whale of a win! The Birds are now 19-9 and have the best record in baseball.
--Fumble (1961-2009), RIPCider Jim wrote:The Rangers' Josh Hamilton tags the o's with 4 dingers and a double: his 18 total bases are the most in the history of baseball for a single game.And he nearly missed the one in the 5th inning too. It's his contract year, except him to absolutely go off if he can keep himself healthy.
(which is why I didn't engage in any trash talking)LUminary wrote:Almost a sweep. I keep telling myself it's too early, but I'm really beginning to believe in these Birds.I think they're real. Red Sox have so many problems. Yankees do too, but they still have enough talent. It's going to come down to between Baltimore, Yankees, and the Rays. Toronto will be good, but not good enough (like pretty much every year).
--Fumble (1961-2009), RIP
BJWilliams wrote:Camden Yards is still one of the prettiest ballparks in baseball. I went there in 2006 as my 14th birthday present from my aunt.You're 19/20 years old?
LUnpretty11 wrote:PH, your BJ skills impress me.
--Fumble (1961-2009), RIPadam42381 wrote:I meant 1996...sorry Im upset over something from one of my jobsBJWilliams wrote:Camden Yards is still one of the prettiest ballparks in baseball. I went there in 2006 as my 14th birthday present from my aunt.You're 19/20 years old?
BJWilliams wrote:m upset over something from one of my jobsBJ, how many jobs do you have?
--Fumble (1961-2009), RIPCider Jim wrote:Two. Im a part time radio broadcaster in Amherst as well. I like my job at Liberty...the one in Amherst frustrates me at times thoughBJWilliams wrote:m upset over something from one of my jobsBJ, how many jobs do you have?
--Fumble (1961-2009), RIPBALTIMORE—Despite well over a decade of futility before their hot start this season, the Baltimore Orioles, currently tied for first in the AL East, told reporters Thursday they trust in one another and believe they have enough talent this year to win five more games. "This is a special Orioles team," said manager Buck Showalter, confirming he believes fans can pencil in the Orioles to carry a .045 winning percentage the rest of the season. "With a few more fluke home runs from Adam [Jones], some bad umpiring calls going our way, and the kind of random chance we’ve come to depend on, I have no problem at all saying we can take five of our next 111 games." Team members however were quick to caution that their chances of winning five games could be jeopardized by unforeseen circumstances, such as injuries or the franchise getting demoted to AAA.
--Fumble (1961-2009), RIP
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