Replying to @Jim22Palmer
The 71 WS ate at me for decades, not as much as 69, but plenty enough.
But then I realized that Clemente and Seaver won those two series, and it makes it a little easier to swallow.
Well, maybe not 69. :-)
Replying to @itamarbengvir
Hey, Eat-a-Czar, I'm calling YOUR bluff. You'll "resign from the cabinet" the day Mohammed crams a pork bone up your ass.
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Replying to @WallaceRBever @Jimfrombaseball
He would have picked it up and carried it.
Replying to @Jimfrombaseball
And he ended up being wealthier (?) and more famous than all of them. Good for him.
Replying to @BBGreatMoments
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A 20-pitch synopsis of what might be the greatest game ever pitched.
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Replying to @GDixon410
Both were spectacular. One was a perfect play; the other was a perfect recovery.
Robinson couldn’t have made Machado’s recovery (but Robinson also didn’t need to).
The @TexasFootball - @TheSunDevils @CFPGame was an "all-time classic" like the 1972 @Olympics #basketball Gold Medal game was an "all-time classic."
#targeting
Replying to @EricMacLain
I'll play "How Is this not Targeting" for $100 million, Alex.
And the answer is ...
"Because Texas is a bigger draw in the semifinals."
(I *was* pulling for Texas before this "call" because they beat @ClemsonFB.)
PS - Thanks for a great double career, @EricMacLain!
Replying to @AndrewBrandt
I'll play "How Is this not Targeting" for $100 million, Alex.
And the answer is ...
"Because Texas is a bigger draw in the semifinals."
Replying to @Michael89989100 @billjamesonline
"I have Brooks somewhere between 11 & 15 for the greatest 3B ever."
You do?! Wow!
Thank you for teaching me.
Replying to @davidpollack47
The question is: How many millions of dollars did this "business decision" cost him?
Replying to @baseballinpix
Yeah, I'm thinking Brooks Robinson wouldn't have been as entertaining in this picture.

