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Doctor Detroit wrote:

The Suburban Avenger wrote:I am I the only one who immediately thought Victor's ankle was shattered in eight million pieces when he went down tonight?

Definite concern in the D house, he dropped fast.

It looked like he was screaming in pain like he got shot by sniper with really bad aim. The people behind home plate had some very disturbing looks on their faces and I thought something was broken for sure.

Terry Francona was on XM's MLB channel today and the hosts asked him about a new contract Rapure apparently just signed. Tito raved about our former boy and expressed how happy he was for Rapure getting this contract. Good for Rapure. It's too bad he shit the bed here last year because he had a pretty serviceable Tigers career going til then.

Mulligan wrote:Terry Francona was on XM's MLB channel today and the hosts asked him about a new contract Rapure apparently just signed. Tito raved about our former boy and expressed how happy he was for Rapure getting this contract. Good for Rapure. It's too bad he shit the bed here last year because he had a pretty serviceable Tigers career going til then.

I liked that guy. I wonder why they ever let him go.

Roquefort Robert wrote:

Mulligan wrote:Terry Francona was on XM's MLB channel today and the hosts asked him about a new contract Rapure apparently just signed. Tito raved about our former boy and expressed how happy he was for Rapure getting this contract. Good for Rapure. It's too bad he shit the bed here last year because he had a pretty serviceable Tigers career going til then.

I liked that guy. I wonder why they ever let him go.

I don't know what's worse; the play, or trying to listen to Rick Rizzs

Rapure is currently warming up in the Cleveland bullpen. Please let this happen, please let this happen.

IT"S HAPPENING.

Fucker did it!

We sat in left field today at Citi Field and I'm pretty sure Cabrera's homer, which zoomed over our heads, just landed somewhere in the Atlantic.

It's his world ... the rest of us are just paying rent.

The Suburban Avenger wrote:We sat in left field today at Citi Field and I'm pretty sure Cabrera's homer, which zoomed over our heads, just landed somewhere in the Atlantic.

It's his world ... the rest of us are just paying rent.

Good God, that was a blast. Rod Allen's reaction is priceless on the highlight, too

The Suburban Avenger wrote:We sat in left field today at Citi Field and I'm pretty sure Cabrera's homer, which zoomed over our heads, just landed somewhere in the Atlantic.

It's his world ... the rest of us are just paying rent.

So....how juiced is he?

Ansel Rakestraw wrote:

The Suburban Avenger wrote:We sat in left field today at Citi Field and I'm pretty sure Cabrera's homer, which zoomed over our heads, just landed somewhere in the Atlantic.

It's his world ... the rest of us are just paying rent.

So....how juiced is he?

Considering the last 2 guys who could hit almost any pitch- in almost any location - square were ManRam (I believe in of our esteemed referred to him as a "hitting savant") and Bonds, I would dare say Ansel makes sense.

Oh, and hi everybody ("hi Dr. Nick...)

Ya Mar wrote:

Ansel Rakestraw wrote:

The Suburban Avenger wrote:We sat in left field today at Citi Field and I'm pretty sure Cabrera's homer, which zoomed over our heads, just landed somewhere in the Atlantic.

It's his world ... the rest of us are just paying rent.

So....how juiced is he?

Considering the last 2 guys who could hit almost any pitch- in almost any location - square were ManRam (I believe in of our esteemed referred to him as a "hitting savant") and Bonds, I would dare say Ansel makes sense.

Oh, and hi everybody ("hi Dr. Nick...)

SUP!

Doctor Detroit wrote:

Ya Mar wrote:

Ansel Rakestraw wrote:

The Suburban Avenger wrote:We sat in left field today at Citi Field and I'm pretty sure Cabrera's homer, which zoomed over our heads, just landed somewhere in the Atlantic.

It's his world ... the rest of us are just paying rent.

So....how juiced is he?

Considering the last 2 guys who could hit almost any pitch- in almost any location - square were ManRam (I believe in of our esteemed referred to him as a "hitting savant") and Bonds, I would dare say Ansel makes sense.

Oh, and hi everybody ("hi Dr. Nick...)

SUP!

O HAI!!!!

Interesting that on a night that the Tigers put up 15 runs and 22 hits (so far) that the keystone combination (Infante and Santiago) are the only survivors of the 2003 team.....a team which couldn't score in a whorehouse

Cross post to HFD Irony