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  1. big dog
    I think you meant to say "a good closet in a bad house", right?
  2. big dog
    http://img.picturequotes.com/2/323/322639/never-give-up-never-surrender-quote-1.jpg
  3. big dog
    Time for the pitcher's best friend.
  4. big dog
    To just barely misquote the Outlaw Josey Wales, "fair's got nuthin' to do with it".
  5. big dog
    Wait, is that code for you took the dog out and we scored runs?
  6. big dog
    Actually- why not put Nolasco out there? 0-0 in the 3rd, it's basically a start, rest on the off-day.
  7. big dog
    ..aaaaand...we're delayed
  8. big dog
    What a great play by Rosario there.
  9. big dog
    And unfortunately, Santana is missing on the bottom corner rather than the left corner.
  10. big dog
    He's not only calling that corner, he's calling the corner around the corner from that corner.
  11. big dog
    Fortunately, we're probably going to go into another rain delay so Cy Tillman will leave the game. We'll answer with our long reliever. I guess. This is an astonishing array of Twins K's right now. I wish I hadn't eaten all of Chi-Town's caramel corn. I'm hungry again.
  12. big dog
    Any updates on the rain delay from someone with a live broadcast?
  13. big dog
    Hawk lives on the border of Indiana and Michigan, and is quite a ways away from the home park. I think the logic is that he can go on the road, stay in the hotel there, and just stay home when the team plays in Chicago. As a resident of the Chicago TV-shed, I would just like to propose that he never leave Indiana and allow someone less ridiculous to call the games. Which means just about anyone could do the job, except Ed Farmer. Jerry Reinsdorf's loyalty to his employees is unquestionable, and painful to experience as a listener.
  14. big dog
    No...but I did have a bottle of Jameson's in my office closet for a while. Unfortunately, I drank it all (over a period of several years and with a couple of colleagues) and have not replaced it. My bad.
  15. big dog
    Lagunitas for me...but I have to get home from work first.
  16. big dog
    The nice thing about this team is that no matter how bad the pitching might be in a particular game, we're gonna have a chance to win it with the bats. At least we're going to feel like we have a shot. Most days.
  17. big dog
    Yeah, I hate Jeter too. Both really good ballplayers, clutch, guys who beat my team, and smug jerks. But I'd feel differently if they were our smug jerks.
  18. big dog
    I lived in the Bay Area during the 80s. He got called Wrench some, anyway- I don't remember it getting used all that much out there, but it was around. He was also the Gladman.
  19. big dog
    I think of Pedroia that way. Geez I hate that guy, but I'd love to have him on my team. I do think the Twins liked having Gladden...except for maybe Lombardozzi. A lot of guys hated having AJ on their team. Ask the White Sox. And the Giants. And a lot of the Twins. Maybe the Braves got along with him.
  20. big dog
    Seattle traded him to the Twins for a bag of baseballs- he doesn't hate Seattle??? I really don't care what he thinks about anything- he's entitled to his opinion, I just wish he quit thinking it's so important. Anyway, I share the interest in Palka. The guy looks like a real hitter.
  21. big dog
    Not the rotation I wanted, but new year, new start, maybe it works. If it doesn't hopefully they make changes quickly. Plenty of possible replacements, for a change.
  22. big dog
    Under. They will try hard, but Ausmus won't work miracles and age/injuries will be relentless.
  23. big dog
    Oh, I agree that the complaints were valid, I was just trying to clarify the timeline with Pelfrey. It certainly might have had something to do with May being moved to the pen later. It might also have been that they just didn't trust Pelfrey to come in and put out any fires. He was better at starting them. If he's good with the Tigers I'm going to be seriously bitter.
  24. big dog
    Though Pelfrey was going to the pen, then Santana got suspended and he was back in the rotation. Isn't that how it went? He did complain, that was clear, but I think it was the suspension that pushed him back to starting.
  25. big dog
    I wanted a context for that so I looked up Trout's minor league success rate. 108/136, 79.4%. I was expecting it to be higher. So I checked Dee Gordon- 77.2%. The other two top stealers in MLB last year- Billy Hamilton, 82.5% in the minors, and Charlie Blackmon, 71.8% in the minors. Hopefully Buxton is just being more tentative in the majors and can turn it up once he gets some confidence. And quits being hurt.
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