Saturday, January 09, 2010

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Thanks to Mr. LA Sports Fan for the tip: Ken Gurnick tweets that the...

Dodgers sign pitcher Russ Ortiz and outfielder Michael Restovich to Minor League contracts.

That's right, Russ Ortiz. RUSS ORTIZ. All the mockery (the mockery!) of Russ Ortiz we've done at SoSG is finally coming home to roost. (Not sure how that works, but you know what I mean.) RUSS ORTIZ

Earlier at SoSG: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! (2007)
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! (2008)
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! (2009)

I can't believe we've already used our NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! allotment for 2010.

10 comments:

Kyle Baker said...

It looks like someone photoshopped a toothpick into my mouth in that photo.

DodgerBlue said...

One Question Does He suck?

DodgerBlue said...

I take that question back. i see that hes horrible

Greg Zakwin said...

I guess having been a Giant does pay off.

rbnlaw said...

Russ Ortiz? They said you was hung.

Oh wait, wrong thread.

Kyle Baker said...

If you are having pre-mature ejaculation problems, simply think of Russ Ortiz as a Dodgers starting pitcher and your problem will go away.

rbnlaw said...

The "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" from 2007 features a post from some guy named "Pedro Guerrero."

Who's he?

Steve Sax said...

Rbnlaw, hold that thought for this week...

Greg W. Scoggins said...

I know it's fun to jump on here and go ballistic about a player, but Ortiz has been injured since 2005. He had successful Tommy John surgery in August of 2007, and pitched well for the Astros last year until July. Then he hit the wall that most pitchers who are in their first season after Tommy John surgery run into. Many post-Tommy John surgery pitchers experience a bounce-back season in year 2, so perhaps Ortiz will, too. He pitched well with the Yankees triple A affiliate, pitching 2 shutouts in his 3 starts. He chose to leave because he wasn't added to the roster in time to be on the post-season roster. He's been an MLB Roberto Clemente Award nominee several times, so his 113 major league wins have made him a good major league pitcher, and an excellent hitting pitcher. He helped fuel some of the good offenses he played for by not being an automatic out like most pitchers, thus keeping scoring rallies alive. He's a great character guy, and could help a team in the locker room as well.

rbnlaw said...

And just how are you and Ortiz related, Mr. Scoggins?