2008 Baseball Thread: Jeffrey Leonard Part 6 edition

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Had to finish the last one on Bubbler's poetic words ... err... word.

**** indeed.
 
Re: 2008 Baseball Thread: Leonard Part 6 edition

Might as well start it with the same ... ****.
 
Re: 2008 Baseball Thread: Leonard Part 6 edition

Still... much better than a torn UCL.
 
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Who's dumber? Gallardo for wanting to stay in or Yost for letting him?

I vote for Uncle Nedley. Dumber. Than. A. Bag. Of. Hammers.
 
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Re: 2008 Baseball Thread: Leonard Part 6 edition

Son of a ***** stole my thread title. :D
 
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spnited said:
Dayum. That's a tough sumbitch.

Or a stupid one if he makes his knee worse..


I don't want to say I told ya so, but ...

Ash also said team physician William Raasch said no further damage was done to the knee when Gallardo stayed in the game Thursday in Chicago and pitched another inning. Gallardo injured the knee trying to avoid a collision with the Cubs' Reed Johnson at first base on a bunt play but shook it off and stayed in the game.

"Dr. Raasch said there was no evidence of further trauma," said Ash. "I specifically asked Dr. Raasch that question. He was quite clear that he didn't believe it was an issue (that Gallardo pitched another inning). It wouldn't have changed anything in terms of what we know today."

http://blogs.jsonline.com/brewers/archive/2008/05/02/brewers-assume-gallardo-out-for-year.aspx

I like the part where Ash specificially asked Raasch if keeping Gallardo in the game would've caused the injury to worsen ... Methinks if it did, Yost and/or the trainer would be in some deep **** today with upper management.
 
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2muchcoffeeman said:
Shouldn't this be the "2008 Baseball Thread: Jeffrey Leonard Part 6 edition" thread? ;D

That's a helluva idea.

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How does Jeffrey Leonard tie into it?

Fun Jeffrey Leonard story though. As a little kid I won a trivia contest on the radio and had a bunch of baseball videos sent to me. One was a blooper video where the announce said they'd do something "just as soon as Jeffrey Leonard hits into a 6-4-3 double play." He's then silent for the pitch, Leonard swings and all the announce has to say is "6...4...3." And then started laughing his ass off.

So did I.
 
Flying Headbutt said:
How does Jeffrey Leonard tie into it?

Fun Jeffrey Leonard story though. As a little kid I won a trivia contest on the radio and had a bunch of baseball videos sent to me. One was a blooper video where the announce said they'd do something "just as soon as Jeffrey Leonard hits into a 6-4-3 double play." He's then silent for the pitch, Leonard swings and all the announce has to say is "6...4...3." And then started laughing his ass off.

So did I.
I called a Pat Meares home run once. I think that's far more difficult. I nearly strained a shoulder trying to pat myself on the back.
 
Dennis Leonard, Part 6?

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Bubbler said:
Dennis Leonard, Part 6?

dennisleonard.jpg

How long did you look on the intradoohickeys for a picture of FIVE Dennis Leonard cards?

and how long has Oz been using your screen name? :D
 
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AgatePage said:
Flying Headbutt said:
How does Jeffrey Leonard tie into it?

Fun Jeffrey Leonard story though. As a little kid I won a trivia contest on the radio and had a bunch of baseball videos sent to me. One was a blooper video where the announce said they'd do something "just as soon as Jeffrey Leonard hits into a 6-4-3 double play." He's then silent for the pitch, Leonard swings and all the announce has to say is "6...4...3." And then started laughing his ass off.

So did I.
I called a Pat Meares home run once. I think that's far more difficult. I nearly strained a shoulder trying to pat myself on the back.

I once called a Paul Sorrento grand slam in spring training the pitch before it happened, while sitting one row behind Dave 'Hindu' Henderson.
 
BYH said:
Bubbler said:
Dennis Leonard, Part 6?

dennisleonard.jpg

How long did you look on the intradoohickeys for a picture of FIVE Dennis Leonard cards?

and how long has Oz been using your screen name? :D

They were grouped on Google images. No way in hell I spend more than five seconds on that search.

And if I really were Oz, I'd find a way to work
BYH said:
Bubbler said:
Dennis Leonard, Part 6?

dennisleonard.jpg

How long did you look on the intradoohickeys for a picture of FIVE Dennis Leonard cards?

and how long has Oz been using your screen name? :D

The pix were grouped and Dennis Leonard's mustache is its own lifeform.
 
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