- Prospect talk! Gordon blazes path onto Top 50 Prospects list (Ken Gurnick, Dodgers.com)
- More prospect talk! Ivan DeJesus, Jr.: How close is he? (Dodger Thoughts)
- Can't get enough of JoePo. The Most Beautiful Word (Joe Blogs)
- You've heard of Voros McCracken, sabermetrician. Meet Rob McCracken, person. Sabermetrician In Exile (Jeff Passan, ThePostGame)
- Casey Blake doing good deeds. No word if he'll have to do them with Eric Chavez next season. Dodgers' Blake brings some joy to cancer patient (DesMoinesRegister.com via @dylanohernandez)
- More good works: good job, Boys in Blue and People in Pinstripes. From Jon Heyman at SI.com:
The Dodgers and Yankees were given honors Tuesday night at the B.A.T. charity dinner, as their players donated the most money from their salaries this past season to help support the excellent cause which provides financial support for ex-ballplayers in need.
- I'm a week late on this: Thanks for Dusty Baker for letting us know we could soon have a shorter wait for our $14 beers. Beer-Dispensing System Will End Ballpark Lines (Wired)
14 comments:
We've heard of Phil McCracken, too.
Good to read of Casey being a decent fellow, and catching the point that we all could probably do a bit more of that.
And for having a sense of humor about himself.
On a side note: Giants fans are f-in idiots...
The big question is whether or not Dusty can keep up with that beer dispensing system
DB, I thought you were talking about Big Ern McCracken.
Pull my finger.
@ Ferns- your avi
Are they twins or children of the corn? Just saying.
ISAAC AND MALACHAI ARE THE FUTURE OF THIS ORGANIZATION!
I joke,FV. Right on about the twins. Maybe they can hook up Uncle Spank with some tickets in the future. I'm a cheap,dick bastard.lol
It's Paul and John, and we get there all of the sons will be there for the opening game. Even if we have to all sit in the left pavilion. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
I'm rootin' for those little stinkers, FV! Represent, little lads.
@FB
Is that a challenge?
@DB I think you've got it beat, but I think we should turn up your training just in case they add another nozzle :)
I accept that challenge.
I hope the left field pavilion never gets that beer machine. I love the long lines because it removes a lot of my competition for home run balls.
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A year ago The Very Best of Jethro Tull would put me to sleep. Now it makes me RAGE!
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