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  1. ashbury
    Yeah, the first inning looked like it was a near thing, with Plouffe giving the ball a bit of a ride and Sano giving it a battle, but you don't let a guy like Price off the hook like that.
  2. ashbury
    Celebrities In Pajamas http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1525404/images/s-CELEBRITIES-IN-PAJAMAS-small.jpg
  3. ashbury
    OK, going out for a walk with my wife. In our pajamas of course. BRB.
  4. ashbury
    Recipe: Combine sour cream, mayonnaise, pajamas, and ranch dressing in a large bowl. Cover and refrigerate pajamas. When it's time for snacks, remove pajamas from refrigerator and throw it away. Go to the pajama store and buy a pajama bottle of pajama Pace medium pajama salsa. Serves 8 pajamas. Pajamas.
  5. ashbury
    Because pajamas.
  6. ashbury
    Choker, that one.
  7. ashbury
    Recipe: Combine sour cream, mayonnaise, and ranch dressing in a large bowl. Cover and refrigerate. When it's time for snacks, remove from refrigerator and throw it away. Go to the store and buy a bottle of Pace medium salsa. Serves 8.
  8. ashbury
    Check out the post that started this thread. It's pretty good.
  9. ashbury
    http://www.blooddiva.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/dracula_bela_lugosi_103-237x300.jpg "I never drink... beer."
  10. ashbury
    Big Pelf's got this one.
  11. ashbury
    I don't count as an in-house ranker (more of an outhouse ranker, I suspect), but before the season I put together a list of 30 guys I'll be watching this year, kind of a weasel way of doing rankings, and I put Vielma as the #9 position player, though for humor's sake I had left out Sano and Buxton so that means #11. That puts him somewhere at the edge of the top-20, though I didn't try to merge pitchers and hitters. In a strong system like the Twins', and with him being a shortstop who still needs to establish his hit tools (like 99% of SS prospects), that's really pretty favorable. I was intrigued by his chances, and his mid-season turnaround leaves me still intrigued. http://twinsdaily.com/blog/159/entry-6383-30-twins-prospects-ill-be-watching-in-2015/
  12. ashbury
    Spoylent Alert, please!
  13. ashbury
    To do well in the primaries she has to satisfy those of us on the radical fringe.
  14. ashbury
    My vote will hinge on her views of the Carter Capps hop-step delivery.
  15. ashbury
    Good news, Sis: it's all downhill from here.
  16. ashbury
    Adam Jones. http://www.foxsports.com/mlb/story/kansas-city-royals-alex-gordon-injury-carted-off-strained-left-groin-070815?vid=480625219629
  17. ashbury
    This would mean the message body should have been blank, so now I'm really confused.
  18. ashbury
    That's some real versatility!
  19. ashbury
    I am considering becoming a vegetarian, not because of some great love for animals, but because I hate vegetables.
  20. ashbury
    My wife phoned to say someone at work was looking to sell a couple of bleacher tickets at Fenway. So, mere hours later (well, 30 is "mere", no?), I was on the Worcester commuter train, getting off at Yawkey Station. Fun game versus the Marlins. Tied 1-1 for a long while, then the Sox starter Miley tired at around the 100-pitch mark and the score became 3-1 at the seventh inning stretch. But the home team came right back and loaded the bases against Cishek in relief of Haren, with a single, walk, and infield error, and (after LOOGY Dunn got what seemed a key strikeout) with two outs Xander Bogaerts fouled off several pitches from Carter "Not Matt" Capps before coming through with a single on a full count that cleared the bases for the 4-3 lead that turned out to be the final score. The eighth inning stretch (Sweet Caroline) is always fun, and with the Sox in the lead the mood was bubbly. Sandoval facing Haren: Kazoo, the Fenway fan: Mary and me:
  21. ashbury
    Not mentioned in this discussion is that for the past three seasons Achter has done well against right-handed batters but has done even better against lefties. I don't see a particular reason to call up a LOOGY like O'Rourke who is going to be limited to whatever lefties the opposing manager permits him to face, when someone with broader skills is equally available.
  22. ashbury
    Yes, this is why HR Derby contestants tell their hand-picked pitchers to lob it up there slowly, so they can get less distance on the ball.
  23. ashbury
    Why bring up a LOOGY when you have a righty in AAA who is doing well against RHB but even better against lefties? / spoiler: AJ Achter
  24. ashbury
    Well, it's too late in the evening for this transplated east-coaster. See you tomorrow.
  25. ashbury
    Even Nunez's helmet is faster than Sano. I agree about the risk of a lesser bat if it matters in the 11th. However pinch running for a rookie isn't quite the same as for an established slugger.
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