Baseball (MLB, WBC, College, etc.)

Started by bmwracer · 27 Sep 2004 · 5,578 replies

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4 Oct 2006, 07:42 #1621
dochira wrote:Here's a (fuzzy) pic of Tommy Lasorda:
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I think the guy in the blue is Frank McCourt, the Dodgers owner.
5 Oct 2006, 08:13 #1622
Dodgers lose to the Mets, 6-5. :puppydog:
5 Oct 2006, 11:17 #1623
A's top Twins 5-2, take 2-0 series lead. :say_ouch:
A's doesn't have a scary lineup, but they know how to win and always hit at the right time. Good luck Twins....
5 Oct 2006, 11:19 #1624
speed.sheep wrote:A's top Twins 5-2, take 2-0 series lead. :say_ouch:
A's doesn't have a scary lineup, but they know how to win and always hit at the right time. Good luck Twins....

They're in trouble... :sweat: Going back to Oakland for the next two...

Gonna be tough.
6 Oct 2006, 04:51 #1625
YAPPARI!!! Tigers beat Yankees 4-3, :woot: Now if the other New York team can lose, it'll be a perfect day :fingerscrossed:
6 Oct 2006, 09:28 #1626
Cardinals take 2-0 lead over punchless Padres. A. Pujols went 3 for 4 with 1RBI. :applaud:
6 Oct 2006, 11:25 #1627
Dodgers go down to the Mets again. Need a miracle from Maddux on Saturday :puppydog:
6 Oct 2006, 11:40 #1628
NL West teams are in a big ol' hole. :sweat: :puppydog:
7 Oct 2006, 09:37 #1629
Oh man, Oakland sweeps out the Twins, 8-3. :bleh:

Nomar has a torn quadriceps muscle... Out for the rest of the playoffs, I would think. :puppydog:
7 Oct 2006, 11:17 #1630
bmwracer wrote:

Nomar has a torn quadriceps muscle... Out for the rest of the playoffs, I would think. :puppydog:
That is affirmative, on the bright side, Tigers go up 2-1 on Yankess, :victory: Big Eunuch gets hammered :dancing: [/list:u]
7 Oct 2006, 11:23 #1631
Kenny Rogers earns his first post-season win and Tigers takes 2-1 lead ! :victory:

and...goodbye Twins. :puppydog:
7 Oct 2006, 12:44 #1632
Buck O'Neil, Negro League baseball great, dies at 94



KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Buck O'Neil, the goodwill ambassador for the Negro Leagues who fell one vote shy of the Hall of Fame, died Friday night. He was 94.

Bob Kendrick, marketing director for the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, said O'Neil died at a Kansas City hospital.

A star in the Negro Leagues who barnstormed with Satchel Paige, O'Neil later became the first black coach in the majors. Baseball was his life -- in July, he batted in a minor league All-Star game.

:shakehead: I hope the one ASSHOLE that didn't vote for Buck O'Neil is happy now.
7 Oct 2006, 12:49 #1633
speed.sheep wrote:Kenny Rogers earns his first post-season win

He is The Gambler. :hehe:
7 Oct 2006, 12:56 #1634
gaijin mark wrote:Buck O'Neil, Negro League baseball great, dies at 94

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Buck O'Neil, the goodwill ambassador for the Negro Leagues who fell one vote shy of the Hall of Fame, died Friday night. He was 94.

Bob Kendrick, marketing director for the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, said O'Neil died at a Kansas City hospital.

A star in the Negro Leagues who barnstormed with Satchel Paige, O'Neil later became the first black coach in the majors. Baseball was his life -- in July, he batted in a minor league All-Star game.

:shakehead: I hope the one ASSHOLE that didn't vote for Buck O'Neil is happy now.

Really sad news... I feared the worst when I heard he was in the hospital... :puppydog:

After watching Ken Burns' Baseball countless times (I have the DVD set), I was so impressed by his affability and positive attitude amidst the segregation at the time he played baseball... A fascinating and special human being. :)

Condolences to his friends and family. :puppydog:
7 Oct 2006, 21:21 #1635
gaijin mark wrote:Buck O'Neil, Negro League baseball great, dies at 94



KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Buck O'Neil, the goodwill ambassador for the Negro Leagues who fell one vote shy of the Hall of Fame, died Friday night. He was 94.

Bob Kendrick, marketing director for the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, said O'Neil died at a Kansas City hospital.

A star in the Negro Leagues who barnstormed with Satchel Paige, O'Neil later became the first black coach in the majors. Baseball was his life -- in July, he batted in a minor league All-Star game.

:shakehead: I hope the one ASSHOLE that didn't vote for Buck O'Neil is happy now.


That one judge probably had no idea of the historical significance of Buck O'Neil's importance in the overall history of baseball. Just have to pity that judge. :shakehead:

Thank you Mr. Buck O'Neil!!!! May Buck O'Neil Rest In Peace.
8 Oct 2006, 07:00 #1636
Nomar wins the Comeback Player of the Year award... And the Dodgers need to comeback today or else it's bye-bye. :sweat:
8 Oct 2006, 07:33 #1637
TIGERS BEATS YANKEES 3 GAMES TO 1 !!! :dancing: :woot: :dancing:
8 Oct 2006, 07:36 #1638
gaijin mark wrote:TIGERS BEATS YANKEES 3 GAMES TO 1 !!! :dancing: :woot: :dancing:

:woot: :dancing:

Let's hope the other NY team gets eliminated as well... :sweat: :fingerscrossed:
8 Oct 2006, 10:31 #1639
Broxton blows the lead...:doh:
8 Oct 2006, 11:21 #1640
speed.sheep wrote:Broxton blows the lead...:doh:

The Dodger pitching staff is tanking in the playoffs again.

And the ex-Dodgers Lo Duca and Green are sticking it too them. The irony tortures me to no end. :shakehead: :bleh: :puppydog:

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