IdahoBert

36 minutes ago, Tigermojo said:

Correa pulled something on his right side on a check swing and he's out of the game.

I didn’t “like“ this because I like injuries. I was just glad you were reporting it otherwise I wouldn’t have known about it. 

1 hour ago, LongLiveMaroth said:

 

 

I watch a lot of men’s cycling on Peacock and MAX and when those guys hit the pavement going 30 to 40 mph, their thin sheen of Lycra exposes their bleeding butts. Riley’s getting off easy here. 

Nice to win a game again, especially in the ninth-inning. Winning is the difference between milk and honey flowing through your veins or battery acid. I like milk and honey a lot more.  

13 minutes ago, chasfh said:

I'm telling you, Bert, if you're not trading on your looks for a career as an old man fashion model, you're missing an opportunity.

Like Zoolander, I just try to remember to suck in my cheeks. 

It snowed a couple inches here today in Boise Idaho and there’s been 24 inches of snow the last two days up at the ski lodge outside of town. So now that I’m not particularly incautious about being optimistic I flew the colors today on my walk.  

It’s a shame that Riley and Tork grew up in Saudi Arabia and are used to a warm climate. But once it heats up, so will they. 

24 minutes ago, Motor City Sonics said:

What the hell did I do?        Whatever you think I did, I didn't do.    Been home all day.  I didn't do nothin', man.    

“On Tuesday, May 22, 1980, a man named Henry Hill did what seemed to him the only sensible thing to do: he decided to cease to exist.” — opening line to Wise Guys

My new T-shirt arrived today. I like how it’s reminiscent of the road jerseys from the 60s.

I guess they did away with the traditional automatic off day after opening day in case there’s a rain out because I was not expecting a game tomorrow, which is kind of stupid, though, with it being Saturday. 

1 minute ago, Sports_Freak said:

South Detroit = Winsor, Canada. 😆

Indeed. I too am a man of the clothe. 

DP would be nice. 

I’m just following on Gameday but one of those pitches Javy swung at was so low in the strike zone it grazed South Detroit.

37 minutes ago, 1776 said:

Gracious! That looks good! 

It is the Nashville Hot Chicken sandwich and I’d already taken a bite out of it. The bun is branded on top. Fries come in a small pail. And when I asked them to switch the game from the Yankees to the Tigers, they were more than happy to comply.

What is this absurdity with the opposing team scoring runs?

A homer for the West Sacramento Athletics. 
 

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Canha can do. Clever eh?

Skubal at only 60 tosses? Cool. 

Whoop whoop! Watching the game at Sid’s Garage on my son’s 22nd bday!

This is off-topic, but no matter what I’m going to ask, what was with the Tigers playing that John Denver country boy song during the 84 season? I lived in Arizona then in the pre-Internet era, radio didn’t reach me there, and only saw the tigers on a rare national broadcast, but I understand there was some sort of “controversy“ about the playing of this song during the 1984 season. Any help from those not living in the diaspora at that time would be helpful. I tried to watch a YouTube video about it, but they took so long getting to the point I gave up. 

Maybe they should try to play in a football stadium. The Dodgers played at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for four years while they waited for Dodger Stadium to be completed. Built for football, the stadium was ill-suited for baseball. However, the Dodgers made the best of it. A high screen served as the left field fence to compensate for its extremely short distance from home plate. Wally Moon, who played outfield for the Dodgers, became famous for lifting pop flies known as "Moon shots" over the fence.

Grass outfield seats are not an option. When I lived in Tucson and Hank Aaron was playing his last season with the Milwaukee Brewers during spring training, they did the grass outfield seats thing at Hi Corbett field and it was really stupid but OK for one exhibition game. Singles became “ground rule doubles.“ It’s tragic but this is what happens when billionaire oligarchies can do anything they want for any reason and this time it bit them.

West Sacramento born and raised on the ballfield is where I spent most of my days. 

It’s the end of the world, and I know it…