Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:
So go ahead and make your call to Billy Beane, Angus Jung, and get back to me.

Ever since I told Billy I didn't want to go see the Offspring with him, he hasn't been returning my calls.

Angus Jung wrote:Ever since I told Billy I didn't want to go see the Offspring with him, he hasn't been returning my calls.

Maybe the two of you can make up the next time the Red Sox are in town. The two of you could go see Theo Epstein, Bronson Arroyo and Barry Zito "jam" together at some brewpub. Maybe Peter Gammons will get onstage as well.

If Bud Selig wants to have a dramatic impact on the game of baseball and secure a positive legacy for his administration, then he should ignore the steroids issue, competitive imbalance, stadium deals and other minutiae. Rather, Selig should focus his attention upon the immediate passage of legislation that would prevent baseball professionals, whether they be players, front office staff or reporters, from playing or discussing popular music.

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:
If Bud Selig wants to have a dramatic impact on the game of baseball and secure a positive legacy for his administration, then he should ignore the steroids issue, competitive imbalance, stadium deals and other minutiae. Rather, Selig should focus his attention upon the immediate passage of legislation that would prevent baseball professionals, whether they be players, front office staff or reporters, from playing or discussing popular music.

I wish there was some way that I could agree with you more.

But I couldn't.

I couldn't agree with you more.

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:
If Bud Selig wants to have a dramatic impact on the game of baseball and secure a positive legacy for his administration, then he should ignore the steroids issue, competitive imbalance, stadium deals and other minutiae. Rather, Selig should focus his attention upon the immediate passage of legislation that would prevent baseball professionals, whether they be players, front office staff or reporters, from playing or discussing popular music.

I also could not agree with you more, although I imagine the players, staff, reporters, etc feel the same way about musicians discussing baseball.

Has anyone heard the aforementioned baseball project bands?

vockins wrote:I also could not agree with you more, although I imagine the players, staff, reporters, etc feel the same way about musicians discussing baseball.

Thankfully, I am not a musician. I am a drummer.

Anyway, I'd be happy to talk baseball with pretty much anyone on this planet.

vockins wrote:Has anyone heard the aforementioned baseball project bands?

Please enjoy this version of "Dust In The Wind" as performed by Bernie Williams of the New York Yankees.

I just learned that Jermaine Dye has been unable to play in the last 4 games for the White Sox due to infected spider bites on his leg.

Fuck.

and i believe those bites are on his upper thigh/butt area. i’m going to blame it on either the uniform or their fan base. it’s a toss up!

Angus Jung wrote:I just learned that Jermaine Dye has been unable to play in the last 4 games for the White Sox due to infected spider bites on his leg.

Fuck.

Placido Polanco, Dye, and Hafner doomed my fantasy team this week. I'm one more injury from shitting the bed.

From flesh eating spider bite to WS MVP! Salut, Dye!

Seconded.

And how do we like our crow?