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Newz Forum: BASEBALL: Dean's List: World Series Musings, Part I

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posted on Oct, 25 2004 @ 08:39 PM
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Two games into the World Series, I see more than just Sox and Birds. I see Red people. Red people who aren't what they seem...
 

Mark Bellhorn isn't Mark Bellhorn. He's hockey star Peter Forsberg. Pedro Martinez is Gumby, Terry Francona is Yertle the Turtle and Orlando Cabrera is Speedy Gonzales. Johnny Damon is Grizzly Adams, Captain Caveman, Tommy Chong and Jesus Christ. Alan Embree is Trot Nixon, who's Bill Mueller, who's Kevin Millar, who's Doug Mienkiewicz. Mike Timlin is Ed Harris, Doug Mirabelli is Joaquin Phoenix and Jason Varitek is George Clooney...

And Julian Tavarez isn't Julian Tavarez. He's Freddy Krueger. Yadier Molina is Benji Molina, who's Jose Molina. Matt Morris is Mike Matheny, who's Jim Edmonds. Dan Haren is Barry Zito, Larry Walker is David Wells and Ray King is the Bizarro David Ortiz. Oh, and Woody Williams is the Keebler Elf...

If his hairstyle is any reflection of his taste in soft drinks, Johnny Damon must be a fan of Mountain Dew...

When I say "Italian hero," do you think of a deli sandwich or an Italo-American icon like Tony LaRussa?

The Red Sox lost to the Cardinals the last two times they played them in the World Series in 1967 and 1946, respectively. But the last two times they played in the World Series, the Red Sox lost to the Mets and Reds in 1986 and 1975, respectively. Sufficed to say then, Boston has lost their last two World Series against St. Louis, but they haven't lost their last two World Series against St. Louis. It's all in the intonation...

He never acts drunk, but Fox field reporter Chris Myers looks to be suffering from a permanent case of Bitter Beer Face...

Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, old friend Tim McCarver is at it again. "A guy who walks to first usually runs home," McCarver spewed during game two of the World Series. But you don't have to be a color analyst to know that most guys who walk to first don't run home - unless you're McCarver, who regularly equates reaching base to scoring runs. Like the time he likened a lead-off walk to a homerun. Then again, maybe McCarver simply forgot to qualify his observation with "in Little League." Because "in Little League," a guy who walks to first usually does run home...


TRD

posted on Oct, 26 2004 @ 04:59 PM
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Originally posted by deanchristopher
When I say "Italian hero," do you think of a deli sandwich or an Italo-American icon like Tony LaRussa?


What about Rocky?

Well i dunno about anyone else but i thought the Cards would have played better than they have done so far...



posted on Oct, 26 2004 @ 08:43 PM
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Originally posted by deanchristopher
The Red Sox lost to the Cardinals the last two times they played them in the World Series in 1967 and 1946, respectively. But the last two times they played in the World Series, the Red Sox lost to the Mets and Reds in 1986 and 1975, respectively. Sufficed to say then, Boston has lost their last two World Series against St. Louis, but they haven't lost their last two World Series against St. Louis. It's all in the intonation...


Hmm, english major, I presume?



He never acts drunk, but Fox field reporter Chris Myers looks to be suffering from a permanent case of Bitter Beer Face...





posted on Oct, 27 2004 @ 09:25 AM
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Economics, although I like to think that I've got a knack for cunning linuistics. Long live the nimble tongue...



posted on Oct, 27 2004 @ 09:40 AM
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rocky? like the movies rocky?



posted on Oct, 27 2004 @ 08:31 PM
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Originally posted by deanchristopher
Economics, although I like to think that I've got a knack for cunning linuistics. Long live the nimble tongue...


I bet you say that to all the ladies...



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