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Post by **gopherguy06** » Sun Oct 02 12:43 pm

st8ofhockey wrote:Presented without comment:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c_rlNT_j9A[/youtube]

Should I know who this kid is?

EDIT: I looked it up now. Definitely cool to see

Post by **streakygopher** » Mon Oct 03 10:05 pm

Brett Frickin' Gardner...again. Works the counts to 3-2 and hits a clutch 2-run double. Tied 4-4 in 7th.

Post by **SouthTexGopher** » Mon Oct 03 10:18 pm

gopherguy06 wrote:
st8ofhockey wrote:Presented without comment:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c_rlNT_j9A[/youtube]

Should I know who this kid is?

EDIT: I looked it up now. Definitely cool to see

This is but one of many reasons why I'm proud to split my loyalty between the Twins and Rangers.

Post by **gator** » Mon Oct 03 10:57 pm

Tiggers up 2-1 in the series vs. the Yankees, Game 4 tomorrow. Delmond Young game winning home run. Go Tiggers.

Post by **Beauner** » Mon Oct 03 11:01 pm

*Ahem*
Delmon Young wins Game 3 with 2nd HR of ALDS
:mrgreen:

We didn't need him though. That half-eaten hoagie was great for Mauer.

dxmnkd316 · Post by **dxmnkd316** » Mon Oct 03 11:09 pm

Graphs.

Post by **Armadillo** » Mon Oct 03 11:25 pm

dxmnkd316 wrote:Graphs.

Stop it, you.

Post by **trixR4kids** » Mon Oct 03 11:27 pm

Badly located ball to a guy who swings at everything. Gotta give Delmon credit though he's had a good half season.

Post by **Beauner** » Mon Oct 03 11:29 pm

dxmnkd316 wrote:Graphs.

You can hide behind your graphs. I'll hide behind this: his team is 2-1 against the Yankees (2 more wins than the Twins have against the Yankees in the past 6 years in the post-season, btw), and he hit the GW HR in game 3 and hit a HR in game 1 too. He's hitting .333/.385/.833 in the 3 games. He's scored 3 runs and driven in 2. In big games. Against the best team in the AL.

:mrgreen:

dxmnkd316 · Post by **dxmnkd316** » Mon Oct 03 11:31 pm

*yawn*

Post by **streakygopher** » Mon Oct 03 11:33 pm

Beauner wrote:*Ahem*
Delmon Young wins Game 3 with 2nd HR of ALDS

We didn't need him though. That half-eaten hoagie was great for Mauer.

Ya just can't make it up...a fitting epilogue to the Twins' "void" season.

Glad to see somebody has the balls to go after the pinstripes.

Post by **dave122793** » Mon Oct 03 11:39 pm

The Tigers actually have some guys with some nuts that won't curl up in the fetal position at the mere sight of pinstripes. They walk out onto the field knowing they can win,unlike the local 9 here. Maybe some of that attitude wears off on Delmon. It sucks for us Twins fans but I'm happy for him. Outhouse to penthouse.

Post by **Beauner** » Mon Oct 03 11:40 pm

dxmnkd316 wrote:*yawn*

.333/.385/.500 for the Twins last year in the playoffs.
How often to blind squirrels find nuts?

Post by **Alby22** » Mon Oct 03 11:46 pm

Beauner wrote:
dxmnkd316 wrote:*yawn*

.333/.385/.500 for the Twins last year in the playoffs.
How often to blind squirrels find nuts?

No sense in arguing with DX and his graphs, he doesnt like him. I will just say atleast he can throw it 20 ft in the air and hit it past the pitcher

Post by **Handyman** » Mon Oct 03 11:52 pm

So wait, Delmon has almost as many homers in the ALDS as The Big Pink had all year? He sucks though

Oh and Jim "DX Thinks He is Overrated" Leyland has 2 wins against the Yankees in a series? How does that stack up against Ron "I Won Manager of the Year Once" Gardenhire?

Please leave the graphs, they make you look like you have nothing of value to say buddy

Post by **Armadillo** » Tue Oct 04 1:07 am

Man, the third-ranked (by posts) member of GPL is getting hammered tonight!

As the 27th-ranked (by posts) member of GPL, I approve.

dxmnkd316 · Post by **dxmnkd316** » Tue Oct 04 6:34 am

Handyman wrote:So wait, Delmon has almost as many homers in the ALDS as The Big Pink had all year? He sucks though

Oh and Jim "DX Thinks He is Overrated" Leyland has 2 wins against the Yankees in a series? How does that stack up against Ron "I Won Manager of the Year Once" Gardenhire?

Please leave the graphs, they make you look like you have nothing of value to say buddy

Wait wait wait wait wait. I thought you said you didn't like delmon.

Post by **Handyman** » Tue Oct 04 11:28 am

I am indifferent to him...but I love poking fun at those who hate him. And well any chance to mock you and your graphs

Post by **sunbone** » Tue Oct 04 12:47 pm

I thought the problem was that the Twins wouldn't let poor Delmon pull the ball? Both of those home runs were to right field so I guess we need to credit Joe Vavra with helping Delmon hone his ability to hit to the opposite field.

And I think Leyland is a decent manager. Of course having a guy like Verlander can make any manager look pretty good.

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Tue Oct 04 2:25 pm

sunbone wrote:I thought the problem was that the Twins wouldn't let poor Delmon pull the ball? Both of those home runs were to right field so I guess we need to credit Joe Vavra with helping Delmon hone his ability to hit to the opposite field. And I think Leyland is a decent manager. Of course having a guy like Verlander can make any manager look pretty good.

Power hitters hit home runs to either field. Just like slap hitters slap the ball to either field. We instruct the former to do the latter. It's called the Ortiz Effect.

If you want to defend Joe Vavra and the Twins approach to power hitting then step right up. Of course, this is the same team that was 13th out of 14 AL teams in home runs though so I would understand if you want to bypass that very, very short line.

Post by **sunbone** » Tue Oct 04 2:44 pm

Bushwood Gopher wrote:
sunbone wrote:I thought the problem was that the Twins wouldn't let poor Delmon pull the ball? Both of those home runs were to right field so I guess we need to credit Joe Vavra with helping Delmon hone his ability to hit to the opposite field. And I think Leyland is a decent manager. Of course having a guy like Verlander can make any manager look pretty good.

Power hitters hit home runs to either field. Just like slap hitters slap the ball to either field. We instruct the former to do the latter. It's called the Ortiz Effect.

If you want to defend Joe Vavra and the Twins approach to power hitting then step right up. Of course, this is the same team that was 13th out of 14 AL teams in home runs though so I would understand if you want to bypass that very, very short line.

You really need to move on from Ortiz. That was one manager and two hitting coaches ago.

And hey, I hope Delmon goes 5 for 5 tonight with 5 home runs. He can wake up tomorrow and realize he sucks after they beat the Yankees.

Post by **Slap Shot** » Tue Oct 04 4:29 pm

Beauner wrote:I'll hide behind this: his team is 2-1 against the Yankees...

I won't bash Delmon (and in fact don't have a problem tossing some well earned praise his way) but I think the bolded is pretty key.

Post by **sunbone** » Wed Oct 05 2:28 pm

It is starting to look like Joe Maddon just can't win the big one. RW just owns him.

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Wed Oct 05 2:41 pm

sunbone wrote:It is starting to look like Joe Maddon just can't win the big one. RW just owns him.

Ha. They had no business even being in the playoffs with their roster. That staff is going to be sick next year, though. Price/Shields/Moore/Hellickson will be as good or better than any starting rotation in the AL. If they can add another hitter or two they will be a legit World Series contender.

No doubt that Ron Washington deserve his propers, too. As does Nolan Ryan. I love the fact that Ryan hates pitch counts. Power pitching/power hitting. :wink:

Post by **sunbone** » Wed Oct 05 3:00 pm

Bushwood Gopher wrote:
sunbone wrote:It is starting to look like Joe Maddon just can't win the big one. RW just owns him.

Ha. They had no business even being in the playoffs with their roster. That staff is going to be sick next year, though. Price/Shields/Moore/Hellickson will be as good or better than any starting rotation in the AL. If they can add another hitter or two they will be a legit World Series contender.

No doubt that Ron Washington deserve his propers, too. As does Nolan Ryan. I love the fact that Ryan hates pitch counts. Power pitching/power hitting.

Agreed on that rotation. I wish the Twins had some of the Rays "talent evaluators."

Post by **Handyman** » Wed Oct 05 3:57 pm

Bushwood Gopher wrote:.

No doubt that Ron Washington deserve his propers, too. As does Nolan Ryan. I love the fact that Ryan hates pitch counts. Power pitching/power hitting.

That is the opposite of the Twins way...no wonder it works

Post by **Greyeagle** » Wed Oct 05 9:01 pm

Ryan Roberts goes yard.....nice.

Post by **gator** » Wed Oct 05 10:45 pm

Hopefully Arizona can keep the lead in Game 4 vs. Milwaukee and win Game 5. I'm already tired of Wisconsin folks coming out of the woodworks and jumping the Wisconson bandwangon of the Brewers, Packers and Badger Football.

Post by **trixR4kids** » Wed Oct 05 10:59 pm

Bandwagon

Roenicke's decision making might get you your wish sadly.

Post by **streakygopher** » Thu Oct 06 7:11 pm

3 batters so far.....Tigers 2-0 on back to back homers...one from Delmy :dance:

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Thu Oct 06 7:12 pm

Del Young is awful. Worst hitter I've ever seen.

Post by **streakygopher** » Thu Oct 06 7:14 pm

Bushwood Gopher wrote:Del Young is awful. Worst hitter I've ever seen.

Helps to be in a hitting line up......that actually shows up to play.

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Thu Oct 06 7:25 pm

streakygopher wrote:
Bushwood Gopher wrote:Del Young is awful. Worst hitter I've ever seen.

Helps to be in a hitting line up......that actually shows up to play.

They saw what he could do when he was healthy. And he did that hitting 7th & 8th with the likes of Nicky Punto hitting behind him. It was a hallmark Billy Smith move.

Post by **Dances With Gophers** » Thu Oct 06 8:58 pm

streakygopher wrote:
Bushwood Gopher wrote:Del Young is awful. Worst hitter I've ever seen.

Helps to be in a hitting line up......that actually shows up to play.

He's been playing a lot lately - I'm surprised that his legs aren't, you know, fatigued. :lol:

Post by **Handyman** » Thu Oct 06 9:03 pm

Dances With Gophers wrote:He's been playing a lot lately - I'm surprised that his legs aren't, you know, fatigued.

With all of the running he has done around the bases I am shocked he hasnt developed, you know, vertigo :lol:

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Thu Oct 06 9:23 pm

Handyman wrote:
Dances With Gophers wrote:He's been playing a lot lately - I'm surprised that his legs aren't, you know, fatigued.

With all of the running he has done around the bases I am shocked he hasnt developed, you know, vertigo

I saw the graphic that Delmon now holds the Tiger record for most home runs in a post season series. Good for him.

Post by **Greyeagle** » Thu Oct 06 9:39 pm

Handyman wrote:
Dances With Gophers wrote:He's been playing a lot lately - I'm surprised that his legs aren't, you know, fatigued.

With all of the running he has done around the bases I am shocked he hasnt developed, you know, vertigo

I think Twinkle Toes' Iron Man streak just ended.

Post by **Ballz** » Thu Oct 06 10:42 pm

Wow. Granderson, Cano, and ARod to pick up the save with a one run lead in a do or die scenario and Valverde stays perfect.

Post by **F Da Sue** » Thu Oct 06 10:42 pm

Take that FOX. No Boston or New York left in the playoffs. :lol:

Post by **gator** » Thu Oct 06 10:43 pm

Post by **Ballz** » Thu Oct 06 10:46 pm

F Da Sue wrote:Take that FOX. No Boston or New York left in the playoffs.

What the heck is Joe Buck going to do? He doesn't know any of the remaining American League players' names!

dxmnkd316 · Post by **dxmnkd316** » Thu Oct 06 10:47 pm

Ballz wrote:
F Da Sue wrote:Take that FOX. No Boston or New York left in the playoffs.

What the heck is Joe Buck going to do? He doesn't know any of the remaining American League players' names!

Him and Ron Darling.

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Thu Oct 06 11:04 pm

Well, that was fun watching an AL Central team take two out of three games in Yankee Stadium to win a playoff series.

Post by **Beauner** » Thu Oct 06 11:20 pm

streakygopher wrote:
Bushwood Gopher wrote:Del Young is awful. Worst hitter I've ever seen.

Helps to be in a hitting line up......that actually shows up to play.

A hitting lineup...like, for example, the one we had last year when he hit .298 with 21 HRs 112 RBIs and 77 runs scored while primarily batting in the 6th or 7th hole with MLB greats like LNP, Tolbert, and occasionally slugger Drew Butera hitting behind him?
Give me a friggin' break. You put any hitter in a better lineup and their numbers are going to be improved. It's a fact of life. Another fact is that in a year in which he finished 10th in the AL MVP voting, he had Hall of Famers like Nick Punto and Matt Tolbert batting behind him in 62% of his at-bats.

Post by **Slap Shot** » Thu Oct 06 11:25 pm

Beauner wrote:Another fact is that in a year in which he finished 10th in the AL MVP voting, he had Hall of Famers like Nick Punto and Matt Tolbert batting behind him in 62% of his at-bats.

So he's valuable no matter who hits before and after him?

dxmnkd316 · Post by **dxmnkd316** » Thu Oct 06 11:25 pm

2010: A statistical aberration

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Thu Oct 06 11:44 pm

dxmnkd316 wrote:2010: A statistical aberration

Really? So he was taken #1 overall by accident? Won the Minor League Player of the Year Award by accident? Just became the only Tiger in its history to hit 3 home runs in a postseason series by accident? How do you guys so casually dismiss this stuff?

He's young. He's immature. He also has talent. And with the right kind of leadership/guidance he can yet be molded into a consistently great major league hitter.

dxmnkd316 · Post by **dxmnkd316** » Thu Oct 06 11:46 pm

Do you really want me to post the graphs again?

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Thu Oct 06 11:50 pm

dxmnkd316 wrote:Do you really want me to post the graphs again?

Sure. I hope you keep posting them right through their run to the World Series. It's great comedy actually. :wink:

dxmnkd316 · Post by **dxmnkd316** » Thu Oct 06 11:51 pm

Ah yes, because they actually prove that he's average or below average in every possible category? ANd has been his entire career?

Because I think it's hilarious that people treat him like the second coming of Kirby.

Post by **streakygopher** » Thu Oct 06 11:52 pm

Steve Lombardozzi was a statistical aberration too...gotta tip your hat to Delmon. He's like a stock; historical play does not indicate future performance.

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Fri Oct 07 12:10 am

dxmnkd316 wrote:Ah yes, because they actually prove that he's average or below average in every possible category? ANd has been his entire career?

Because I think it's hilarious that people treat him like the second coming of Kirby.

His rookie season in Tampa and his 2010 campaign for the Twins make him a right handed Babe Ruth for our club. Of course we have so much power from the right side of the plate stockpiled in our org that we could afford to dump him for a bucket of balls.

Nobody thinks he's the second coming of Kirby. This is the same straw man you set up to denounce Jim Leyland, who I just watched win two games at Yankee Stadium to actually advance in a postseason series. Do I think Jim Leyland is the second coming of Connie Mack? No, I think he's an above average manager. Which is much more than I can say for the Goateed Genius.

Back to the Kirby comment for a sec: It's a peculiar time to bring up that comparison, as most recall Kirby carrying the Twins over the Braves in their '91 win over the Braves. And he was huge, hitting 2 HR and 4 RBI that series but batting only .250. Funny, but Delmon hit .316 with 3 HR and 3 RBI and was every bit as important, maybe even more, to the Tigers advancing in this series (one GW HR and another huge one tonight in a 3 - 2 F). The guy could hit .400 with 40 homers and 150 RBI and you'd still be talking about Fangraphs and how it says he only has a WAR of -0.4.

dxmnkd316 · Post by **dxmnkd316** » Fri Oct 07 12:14 am

While we're on it, yeah, congrats to Jim Leyland. A guy who won a five-game series against the Yankees with the likes of Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer. Cripes. I have a 50:50 shot at winning a five-game series with those two pitchers. uber-*yawn*

When you've pried your lips off their shafts, come back and try not to speak with your mouth full.

Post by **Handyman** » Fri Oct 07 12:36 am

It is funny to watch you get so upset because everything you argued keeps getting proven wrong on the field. And by the field, I dont mean the area where the numbers exist on a plane or some other mathematical graphical interface, I mean the baseball diamond which is where the games are played

And since when did Max Sherzer become a great #2 starter? It was pretty much agreed by everyone that neither the Yankees or the Tigers had anyone beyond their #1 that were locks. I mean I am sure there is some Dungeons and Dragons stat you will cook up that will show he is the next Nolan Ryan, but no one thought that a week ago.

And Verlander pitched once anyways so yeah whatever. (plus lets not pretend Gardy didnt have Johan against the Yanks in 2003 and 2004 along with your favorite pitcher Brad Radke)

Just stop dude, admit your Bill James lovefest is getting proven wrong this season and just laugh it off. The longer you try and deny it the worse you look when it slaps you in the face

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Fri Oct 07 2:12 am

dxmnkd316 wrote:While we're on it, yeah, congrats to Jim Leyland. A guy who won a five-game series against the Yankees with the likes of Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer. Cripes. I have a 50:50 shot at winning a five-game series with those two pitchers. uber-*yawn*

When you've pried your lips off their shafts, come back and try not to speak with your mouth full.

(a) He does have a World Series ring he can...fall back on as a "consolation prize" in addition to this series win.
(b) This one happened to be on the road--how did we do at home last year? The last couple playoff series?
(c) Against a team we can't beat once much less three times in the same series.
(d) Max Scherzer is now an ace? That's funny. Regular season he sported a 4.43 ERA while opponents hit .272 against him. That made him a little better than Nick Blackburn, about on par with Carl Pavano and not as good as Scott Baker. Sure sounds like ace material to me.
(e) The d*ck joke as a response to any post is usually the last refuge of a guy with no argument to make. But since you are so stubborn in holding to whatever point it is that is in the process of being completely refuted by, say, the actual games themselves you won't waver.
(f) all the rest of what Handy said. :wave:

Post by **Gopher99** » Fri Oct 07 3:06 am

Gotta agree with Bushwood.

- Delmon was clutch when Detriot needed him
- I don't care about what sabermetrics stats thrown out - 3 home runs in 5 games
- Leyland has now beaten New York twice to advance in the postseason
- Verlander pitched once

Give credit where credit is due. Hats off to the Tigers and Delmon for that matter.

dxmnkd316 · Post by **dxmnkd316** » Fri Oct 07 7:23 am

Not sure where you get the idea I'm upset. Incredulous is probably a bit closer.

Post by **SouthTexGopher** » Fri Oct 07 8:18 am

White Sox hire Robin Ventura as their new manager. Link

On behalf of Texas residents, I'd like to welcome him back to baseball.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zwDkrGKlCg[/youtube]

Post by **Dances With Gophers** » Fri Oct 07 8:48 am

dxmnkd316 wrote:2010: A statistical aberration

I agree. No way the Twins should've won that many games, not to mention Gardy winning COTY.

Post by **sunbone** » Fri Oct 07 9:00 am

I think this is great. First of all Delmon helps sink the Yankees. Secondly, because of his performance in a 5 game series it almost forces the Tigers to sign him for next season, and hopefully they over pay for him. Because we all know Delmon can impersonate a competent major league player for short stretches but over the long haul eventually he becomes the real Delmon Young again. It is called win / win.

Post by **sunbone** » Fri Oct 07 9:03 am

Bushwood Gopher wrote:Back to the Kirby comment for a sec: It's a peculiar time to bring up that comparison, as most recall Kirby carrying the Twins over the Braves in their '91 win over the Braves. And he was huge, hitting 2 HR and 4 RBI that series but batting only .250. Funny, but Delmon hit .316 with 3 HR and 3 RBI and was every bit as important, maybe even more, to the Tigers advancing in this series (one GW HR and another huge one tonight in a 3 - 2 F). The guy could hit .400 with 40 homers and 150 RBI and you'd still be talking about Fangraphs and how it says he only has a WAR of -0.4.

Agree with what you are saying. But Kirby did make a game saving catch in game 6 that Delmon couldn't have caught if the ball was a beach ball and you gave him a step ladder. Just saying. :wink:

Post by **Dances With Gophers** » Fri Oct 07 9:07 am

dxmnkd316 wrote:Not sure where you get the idea I'm upset. Incredulous is probably a bit closer.

Post by **Eckes** » Fri Oct 07 11:10 am

Bushwood Gopher wrote:Power hitters hit home runs to either field. Just like slap hitters slap the ball to either field. We instruct the former to do the latter. It's called the Ortiz Effect.

You mean HGH?

Post by **Handyman** » Fri Oct 07 12:16 pm

Dances With Gophers wrote:

Awesome

This is dx everytime Delmon does something that disproves one of his graphs:

Post by **trixR4kids** » Fri Oct 07 1:50 pm

dxmnkd316 wrote:Ah yes, because they actually prove that he's average or below average in every possible category? ANd has been his entire career?

Because I think it's hilarious that people treat him like the second coming of Kirby.

But but but he's better than (insert crappy current Twins player here).

IDK what kind of contract Delmon would ask for but he's going to get over paid by some team. The Twins really can't afford to over pay more players than they currently are.

Post by **Gophers4ever** » Fri Oct 07 2:03 pm

Handyman wrote:It is funny to watch you get so upset because everything you argued keeps getting proven wrong on the field. And by the field, I dont mean the area where the numbers exist on a plane or some other mathematical graphical interface, I mean the baseball diamond which is where the games are played

And since when did Max Sherzer become a great #2 starter? It was pretty much agreed by everyone that neither the Yankees or the Tigers had anyone beyond their #1 that were locks. I mean I am sure there is some Dungeons and Dragons stat you will cook up that will show he is the next Nolan Ryan, but no one thought that a week ago. And Verlander pitched once anyways so yeah whatever. (plus lets not pretend Gardy didnt have Johan against the Yanks in 2003 and 2004 along with your favorite pitcher Brad Radke)

Just stop dude, admit your Bill James lovefest is getting proven wrong this season and just laugh it off. The longer you try and deny it the worse you look when it slaps you in the face

Don't you guys know that you are arguing with Sheldon Cooper?!

BTW, it's interesting that Delmon Young was 26 when he was traded, how old was David Ortiz when the Twins dumped him, oh yeah 26! I never understand why people give up on power potential people when they are headed to their prime, but Sheldon can show us some more graphs as to why I'm wrong I'm sure.

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Fri Oct 07 3:35 pm

From Barreiro: Since 2002, Yankees are 4 - 0 in playoff series vs the Twins, 3 - 8 vs everyone else. 12 - 2 record vs the Twins, 25 - 31 vs everyone else. They have not advanced out of the first round unless it was against the Twins.

Post by **Handyman** » Fri Oct 07 3:57 pm

Means nothing...none of those years did Gardy have any starters like Max Sherzer

Post by **Bushwood Gopher** » Fri Oct 07 4:07 pm

Handyman wrote:Means nothing...none of those years did Gardy have any starters like Max Sherzer

Off the charts Handy!

Post by **Lars Sauve** » Fri Oct 07 5:21 pm

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Post by **Armadillo** » Fri Oct 07 6:46 pm

Lars Sauve wrote:Here's how it goes down man to make this choice man it's like the dang ol meaning of life man but that's a different story all together what does John Henry do in such a dang situation he goes and drives steel while Sisyphus continues up the hill man like the king of the hill King of the Hill Hank dang ol Hill man drive steel like a man walk like a man with Ian Anthony Dale it's like you know what I think man, like I dang ol think therefore you are man and you got like, it's like this man Agent Prentiss will show you the dang ol way to John and Sisyphus not Icarus like Perkis says rolled the rock too close to the sun so oo ee what's up with this what's up with that clickedy clickedy clickedy click Agent Prentiss profiled me and found it just dang ol ain't true where are ya going without even knowing the dang ol way man snap out real life is there man avenge this lil ladies death I'm coming after you Doyle won't even know what dang ol hits you back to making some lasagna cheesy cheesy cheesy cheese and playing that game of life man little cars with little dang ol colored kids pink for girl blue for boy blue boy Fogerty besides the point me and Prentiss back together again pondering the questions of the dang ol universe deep man it's like this man no way butterfly five thousand miles away man and don't understand it it don't it don't even born into this world gotta help her solve this dang ol case eyes open no connection gotta look for those differences man where did they got go when he took them away from find out all about she gets coffee for those late nights on but I don't drink that dang ol joe so I just get cocoa choco choco chocolately with whipped cream which brings us to Dell Man Young rolly roly roly roly poly polio olie coulda been a dang old John Henry since he's black dang ol maddening shows good stuff from time to time man but other times ends up like I think therefore you are mediocre now we got this Ben Jammin Revere Paul Revere Cherokee people no dang ol arm man like stick it up your sleeve you look like an amputee man and still throw better than Ben Revere no power no on-base why are we supposed to like this clown gotta ask Maiani playing in the ECHL man dang ol advice not the best lately seems like a child born into this world he ain't got no friends gotta find out all about man.

...the hell?

Post by **bonesaw** » Fri Oct 07 7:16 pm

Lars Sauve wrote:Here's how it goes down man to make this choice man it's like the dang ol meaning of life man but that's a different story all together what does John Henry do in such a dang situation he goes and drives steel while Sisyphus continues up the hill man like the king of the hill King of the Hill Hank dang ol Hill man drive steel like a man walk like a man with Ian Anthony Dale it's like you know what I think man, like I dang ol think therefore you are man and you got like, it's like this man Agent Prentiss will show you the dang ol way to John and Sisyphus not Icarus like Perkis says rolled the rock too close to the sun so oo ee what's up with this what's up with that clickedy clickedy clickedy click Agent Prentiss profiled me and found it just dang ol ain't true where are ya going without even knowing the dang ol way man snap out real life is there man avenge this lil ladies death I'm coming after you Doyle won't even know what dang ol hits you back to making some lasagna cheesy cheesy cheesy cheese and playing that game of life man little cars with little dang ol colored kids pink for girl blue for boy blue boy Fogerty besides the point me and Prentiss back together again pondering the questions of the dang ol universe deep man it's like this man no way butterfly five thousand miles away man and don't understand it it don't it don't even born into this world gotta help her solve this dang ol case eyes open no connection gotta look for those differences man where did they got go when he took them away from find out all about she gets coffee for those late nights on but I don't drink that dang ol joe so I just get cocoa choco choco chocolately with whipped cream which brings us to Dell Man Young rolly roly roly roly poly polio olie coulda been a dang old John Henry since he's black dang ol maddening shows good stuff from time to time man but other times ends up like I think therefore you are mediocre now we got this Ben Jammin Revere Paul Revere Cherokee people no dang ol arm man like stick it up your sleeve you look like an amputee man and still throw better than Ben Revere no power no on-base why are we supposed to like this clown gotta ask Maiani playing in the ECHL man dang ol advice not the best lately seems like a child born into this world he ain't got no friends gotta find out all about man.

mmmYep.

Post by **Beauner** » Fri Oct 07 7:55 pm

Nyjer Morgan.
:censored:

The Brewers. :chainsaw:

Post by **Tee09** » Fri Oct 07 10:08 pm

No more obnoxious east coast teams left. HOOORAY!

Post by **Chris83** » Fri Oct 07 10:12 pm

I thought for a moment Nicky P was gonna dive head-first into first for the final out :lol: