Lantern7 May 9, 2016 Share May 9, 2016 Where can I get the Spanish and radio calls of Bartolo's shot? I like Gary Cohen's jubilation (with Ron Darling laughing), but I want stuff for comparison purposes. 1 Link to comment
mojoween May 9, 2016 Share May 9, 2016 Dan LeBatard played them on his show today, you could check the ESPN app for the podcast. Link to comment
Moose135 May 10, 2016 Share May 10, 2016 33 minutes ago, Lantern7 said: Where can I get the Spanish and radio calls of Bartolo's shot? I like Gary Cohen's jubilation (with Ron Darling laughing), but I want stuff for comparison purposes. This story includes a clip (I can't figure out a link to the video itself) that includes the Mets TV, radio, Spanish, and Padres calls of the play: http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/177146798/bartolo-colon-home-run-mets-terry-collins 1 Link to comment
smittykins May 10, 2016 Author Share May 10, 2016 How sad is it that I majored in Spanish in high school, and all I could make out was "Hasta la vista, baby!"? 2 Link to comment
Lantern7 May 10, 2016 Share May 10, 2016 Thanks, Moose135. Gotta love Howie Rose on the radio call: "Repeating: Home run! Barolo Colon!" The clip also made Around The Horn and Pardon The Interruption. Didn't like Mike Wilbon taking exception to Bart's slow trot around the bases. Tony Kornheiser said it would've been a single had the ball hit the wall. I guess he didn't see Bart hit a double last season. Link to comment
smittykins May 10, 2016 Author Share May 10, 2016 (edited) And from what I remember, his home run trot is actually the fourth slowest this year(David Ortiz has two of the top three). And of course, now I can't find where I read it... Found it!(about halfway down the page) Edited May 10, 2016 by smittykins 1 Link to comment
bosawks May 10, 2016 Share May 10, 2016 Not to mention the fact that if he ran any faster there is a 50/50 chance his heart would explode. 1 Link to comment
mojoween May 10, 2016 Share May 10, 2016 I don't know how I feel about Aroldis Chapman. Thank goodness for all of the dingers so his appearance was just a formality and wasn't essential to the victory. I mean, he is a bad guy, right? Link to comment
Jediknight May 10, 2016 Share May 10, 2016 9 hours ago, mojoween said: I don't know how I feel about Aroldis Chapman. Thank goodness for all of the dingers so his appearance was just a formality and wasn't essential to the victory. I mean, he is a bad guy, right? I'd rather see the Yankees try to deal Chapman for a bat. He's going to be a free agent after this year, and you know he'll want more than the $11 million he's getting now. I'd rather the Yankees just let it ride with Andrew Miller. He's been ridiculous since coming to the Yankees, and this season ridiculous is a big understatement. Link to comment
DXD526 May 10, 2016 Share May 10, 2016 During a break in last night's Mets/Dodgers game in LA, the stadium organist started playing Depeche Mode's "Break the Silence"! My ears did a double-take! Link to comment
annzeepark914 May 10, 2016 Share May 10, 2016 3 hours ago, DXD526 said: During a break in last night's Mets/Dodgers game in LA, the stadium organist started playing Depeche Mode's "Break the Silence"! My ears did a double-take! Is a real organist these days or is it a tape? Whenever I hear the organ music at the Nats games at first I'm enjoying it & then I realize--it's a daggone tape. Link to comment
smittykins May 11, 2016 Author Share May 11, 2016 I just heard a snippet of "In A Gadda Da Vida" on the Yankees' PA system. Link to comment
mojoween May 11, 2016 Share May 11, 2016 Well I am quite over Lorenzo Cain I can tell you that much. 1 Link to comment
ebk57 May 11, 2016 Share May 11, 2016 7 hours ago, annzeepark914 said: Is a real organist these days or is it a tape? Whenever I hear the organ music at the Nats games at first I'm enjoying it & then I realize--it's a daggone tape. He's real! And spectacular... https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/music/at-nationals-park-in-washington-van-hoose-hits-all-the-right-notes/2015/04/30/5625b458-ecea-11e4-a55f-38924fca94f9_story.html 2 Link to comment
King of Birds May 11, 2016 Share May 11, 2016 Ha! That video is so damn funny and awesome. Lorenzo Cain! The headline: Yankees' overcome old age and Lorenzo Cain 1 Link to comment
Lantern7 May 11, 2016 Share May 11, 2016 Bartolo's bat is going to Cooperstown, right? You think "SAVOY SPECIAL" is printed on it? 1 Link to comment
MyAimIsTrue May 11, 2016 Share May 11, 2016 9 hours ago, ebk57 said: He's real! And spectacular... I just spit coffee all over my monitor! 1 Link to comment
annzeepark914 May 11, 2016 Share May 11, 2016 (edited) 17 hours ago, ebk57 said: He's real! And spectacular... https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/music/at-nationals-park-in-washington-van-hoose-hits-all-the-right-notes/2015/04/30/5625b458-ecea-11e4-a55f-38924fca94f9_story.html Oh Lawdy...shades of the great Seinfeld show. And how did I miss this article in the Washington Post? So glad to know we have a real deal organist playing those jaunty tunes. Go Nats!!! Edited May 11, 2016 by annzeepark914 1 Link to comment
ebk57 May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 6 hours ago, annzeepark914 said: Oh Lawdy...shades of the great Seinfeld show. And how did I miss this article in the Washington Post? So glad to know we have a real deal organist playing those jaunty tunes. Go Nats!!! One season we had a mini flex plan in section 409. You can see the box where he sits and plays. I believe it's just under the press box/broadcast booths. Which are practically in another zip code. I'm surprised they all don't get vertigo all the way up there! 1 Link to comment
mojoween May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 (edited) God I love alerts so I can tune in to the MLB Network and watch Max Scherzer punch out his 20th batter. Now with one out left...can he get 21? Nope. Damn. Edited May 12, 2016 by mojoween To bellyache about the last batter grounding out. 2 Link to comment
jennifer6973 May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 Extra Innings was worth the money for nights like tonight. Max is awesome as are the Nats. 1 Link to comment
MVFrostsMyPie May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 Gotta love a 13th inning walk-off...walk. On 5/10/2016 at 1:20 PM, Rick Kitchen said: The Giants' organist is live. Steve Hogan! He rocks :) 1 Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 (edited) The Giants were a great adversary (a four pitch walk too - LOL). Your team has such interesting looking men. 13 f***ing innings, 4.5 f***ing hours. It started at 3:45 PM EST where we live, and ended at 8:10 PM? It felt like I was watching it all day and I was - from the office to home! San Francisco looks so beautiful. Such a weird ballpark to me, but so beautiful. I'm so jealous of the Blue Jays fans that live out there! Edited May 12, 2016 by Ms Blue Jay 3 Link to comment
Lantern7 May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 Holy crap. Noah's homered twice tonight. I just tuned in and found this out. ETA: I'm so old, I remember hearing Walt Terrel's two homers against the Cubs at Wrigley. Sad, right? Oh, and Bart Ruth takes the hill tomorrow. I wonder how many Mets fans will invade the bleachers at Dodger Stadium. Link to comment
AndreaK1041 May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 Oakland gave up 40 runs to Boston in the last 3 games. I'm not amused. 2 Link to comment
King of Birds May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 @AndreaK1041 - what a week huh? Jackie Bradley Jr is out of his mind crazy good! I have loved watching the games this week. (this makes up for ALL the west coast games that the Sox will pitifully play. They're terrible on this coast the last few years.) 2 Link to comment
MVFrostsMyPie May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 2 hours ago, Ms Blue Jay said: The Giants were a great adversary (a four pitch walk too - LOL). Your team has such interesting looking men. 13 f***ing innings, 4.5 f***ing hours. It started at 3:45 PM EST where we live, and ended at 8:10 PM? It felt like I was watching it all day and I was - from the office to home! San Francisco looks so beautiful. Such a weird ballpark to me, but so beautiful. I'm so jealous of the Blue Jays fans that live out there! I do love our men... a bunch of misfits that fit together really well. And yes, while I may be biased, I do think we really do have a lovely ballpark - there's really no bad seats. I gotta say, the blue jays fans are the loudest opposing team fans we've had at our ballpark, at least this season. that's a hard thing to do! Good luck to both our teams this season :) 1 Link to comment
MyAimIsTrue May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 6 hours ago, King of Birds said: Jackie Bradley Jr is out of his mind crazy good! I have loved watching the games this week. I've enjoyed watching Jackie play since his college days (where he was on a back to back College World Series championship team with South Carolina) and knew he struggled early in his big league career so I'm thrilled he's doing so well these days. 1 Link to comment
Moose135 May 12, 2016 Share May 12, 2016 8 hours ago, Lantern7 said: Holy crap. Noah's homered twice tonight. I just tuned in and found this out. ETA: I'm so old, I remember hearing Walt Terrel's two homers against the Cubs at Wrigley. Sad, right? Oh, and Bart Ruth takes the hill tomorrow. I wonder how many Mets fans will invade the bleachers at Dodger Stadium. I think Bartolo started a little competition amongst the pitching staff! 2 Link to comment
Jediknight May 13, 2016 Share May 13, 2016 Looks like the Yankees are calling up Gary Sanchez. Good move, this gets him some much needed experience, and his bat could be a big help, that's assuming he doesn't fall apart. Link to comment
tom87 May 13, 2016 Share May 13, 2016 Trending today on Twitter - #RejectedBaseballClubs https://twitter.com/hashtag/RejectedBaseballClubs?src=tren The Washington Lobbyists, L.A. Draft Dodgers, St Louis Cardinal Sins, Los Angeles Hells Angels Of Anaheim, The Colorado Rocky Mountain oysters. Milwaukee Non-alcoholic Brewers, Kansas City Queefs, The Minnesota Conjoined Twins, etc....... 3 Link to comment
xaxat May 14, 2016 Share May 14, 2016 Pirates is sort of a rejected name already. Back in the 1800's the franchise was named the Alleghenys. But after engaging in some contract shenanigans with a player on another team they earned the reputation in the league of being "piratical" in their business practices. The nickname stuck with the fans and what started out as an insult became their new name. Link to comment
Lantern7 May 14, 2016 Share May 14, 2016 Speaking of old . . . TBS ran an episode of Seinfeld from 1994 that had George roping Danny Tartabull into a telethon. Anybody remember that guy? I liked this line from Jerry to George: "Okay, go do that thing where you lie to everybody." 1 Link to comment
Rick Kitchen May 14, 2016 Share May 14, 2016 Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers was a nickname, too. Link to comment
Moose135 May 14, 2016 Share May 14, 2016 1 hour ago, Rick Kitchen said: Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers was a nickname, too. That's actually where the Brooklyn - now LA - Dodgers got their name. 4 Link to comment
King of Birds May 15, 2016 Share May 15, 2016 No DH? Yeah yeah, we've heard this all before. But- no pickoff throws? And, there's a special Act of God that apparently happened in 2004. 600 doubles, 513 HRs. Pretty good company. Go Big Papi! 1 Link to comment
Lantern7 May 15, 2016 Share May 15, 2016 I miss Simmons' columns. Great that he's breaking into TV in a big way, but I liked reading his stuff. I got Now I Can Die In Peace when it came out in paperback. Great look at the Red Sox from 1997 (I think) to 2005. I didn't buy the updated version, after the Sox won their second title. Heard Papi tripled. How often has that happened? Link to comment
xaxat May 15, 2016 Share May 15, 2016 What's the most likely scenario? David Ortiz gets elected to the Hall of Fame but none of the previous PED users (Bonds, Clemens etc.) does. David Ortiz get elected and the stigma on previous PED users is removed and they also get elected. No PED users get elected, including Ortiz. (If I understand the process correctly, Bonds and Clemens will be in their next to last season of regular eligibility when Ortiz comes up.) Link to comment
Moose135 May 15, 2016 Share May 15, 2016 10 hours ago, Lantern7 said: Heard Papi tripled. How often has that happened? Did the outfielder fall and break his leg? Actually, Baseball-Reference.com shows he now has 19 career triples! Link to comment
prican58 May 15, 2016 Share May 15, 2016 As a Yankee fan I couldn't care less about Papi. I cannot wait for next season when I never have to see him again. Re HOF drug use, I can only say that Mike Piazza (whom I love) was always suspected but was never proven to have used PED's. So if Ortiz gets in I can't bitch. Still, I don't understand how Twins let him go but really you can never tell about a player ie Jose Quintana who was a Yankee farmhand in single A, I think, when he was part of a trade. It's hard to predict. Hope Tanaka is on fire today. Link to comment
MyAimIsTrue May 15, 2016 Share May 15, 2016 I hope Ortiz gets into the HoF if only to pave the way for Edgar Martinez. (though Edgar will be out of eligibility by then and will need to rely on the Veteran's Committee.) 1 Link to comment
mojoween May 15, 2016 Share May 15, 2016 I had to do a double take when At Bat flashed this update just now while I am watching the Yankee game - "Joe DiMaggio breaks out of an 0-7 'slump' with a first inning RBI single, scoring Phil Rizzuto." And so the streak began! Link to comment
smittykins May 15, 2016 Author Share May 15, 2016 I got that too! I was like, "What the what?" :) Link to comment
Lantern7 May 15, 2016 Share May 15, 2016 Saw the benches cleared between the Blue Jays and Rangers. Reminded me of Mets/Reds in 1986, where Eric Davis and Ray Knight got into a shoving match at third base, and Ray sucker-punched Eric. Good times. Link to comment
voiceover May 15, 2016 Share May 15, 2016 Wow. Wonder if Odor will ever pay for a drink again. 1 Link to comment
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