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Personal to Mr. Wright

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On September 25, 2008
If they're going to pitch around you, take the goddamned walk. I know you're been trained to think as an "RBI man" but flailing at a pitch a foot and a half outside and striking out rather than having Beltran up with the bases loaded...

Miracle

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On September 22, 2008

Like Sheehan, I didn't see it coming, but Tampa making the playoffs in a brutally tough division is one of the most remarkable baseball stories of the decade. Congrats to.

What?

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On September 15, 2008

Ned Yost has been fired, with his team tied for the NL wild card spot and 13 days left in the season. Can't think of any precedent for something like.

On the Day I Became a True Reds Fan…

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On September 7, 2008
...Great American was filled with vermin. These particular vermin were wearing blue shirts, typically festooned with a red "C" and including some form of adolescent bear. Roughly 70% of the occupied seats of Great American sported these vermin, such that the crowd as a whole...

Gratitude

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On August 26, 2008

Many thanks to frequent commenter Howard for generously sending me the classics Out To Lunch and Underground from the ol' wish list. Supoib choices, and as they are now freshly.

Roe v. Kuhn

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On August 20, 2008

One way of sorting out peoples' politics of law is to ask them if they find Harry Blackmun's opinion for the Court in Roe v. Wade or Flood v. Kuhn.

The King of Nothing

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On August 6, 2008

A couple commenters here (and I've heard this elsewhere) compared Mark McGwire to Dave Kingman. This really couldn't be more absurd. Let's start with their lifetime OBPs:Kingman: .302McGwire: .394So, except.

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