Safe or out?
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- February
- 15
Here’s Joe Girardi sliding into his son today during their “game” after practice.
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Peter Abraham
nice picture
but what’s with the AWFUL shade of blue for his son’s catching equipment?
Pete here we go with some actuall baseball pictures. CUTE!
Spring Training for sucking up, too?
anyone saw Josh Beckett’s belly in 08’
It looks like dad got the worst of it lol
Cute kid. Hey, Pete. How warm is it today? Go ahead, rub it in.
Well, you know what they say. You gotta get to them young.
it was probably around 80 today…
Drive-
Thanks for the Pujols update, I’ll be staying away from him.
whats up with Pujols?
Boston Dave-
Check the last thread, I was just grilling SJ44 on some Fantasy BB advice.
SJ44 saids Pujols may be seriously hurt..from what I have yet to hear but I too heard the same whispers about it.
Beckett belly story here:
http://tinyurl.com/2rlgur
Burp!
Beckett was taught well by Donut Boy Schilling ….
http://news.bostonherald.com/track/inside_track/view.bg?articleid=1073143&format=text
Watching Pardon the Interruption and apparently Tim Kurkjian said earlier today that there is no chance Pettitte has a good season because he is too sensitive. Wilbon gave him a 5% chance of having a good year. Gotta love the “experts”.
Yeah, those experts are out to lunch
I think it is a bit too early on to bring the kids to work.
They gotta say something, so they say whatever, based on their limited information and no research, sounds good. Of course, they almost never admit their mistakes later on.
Looks “out” to me, plus the catcher held onto the ball. Someone should tell the runner there’s no crying in baseball, especially if he’s the manager of a big league team.
PTI is entertaining, I’ll give them that much, but there’s a difference between entertainment and guys I trust.
Thank goodness spring training is here.
Rebecca,
Agreed. I was more shocked by Tim Kurkjian who I generally give some credence to.
Rebecca,
They’re experts if we like what they say. Entertaining if they something bad about our teams.
He’s out. Yogi says so.
mel,
very true.
one of these days i am going to start a website that ‘keeps score’ of the experts’ predictions.
I think I’ll start with Steve Phillips.
Boston Dave: You should TOTALLY do that.
Boston Dave,
OK. You killed the thread.
That’s a great idea. Post the outrageous stuff and preseason predictions all the online and print guys write. Then as they’re proved correct or wrong (more likely) you do an update. Like “WTF was he thinking when he said that?”, “Did he pick that one out of the rubbish like a half-eaten eclair?”
Kind of go a running scorecard through the season.
See who screws up more. NY media or Bawston media.
And Rebecca revives it! Good job.
You know what’s interesting? Steve Phillips actually did predict that the Colorado Rockies would win the NL Wild Card.
Of course, this was before the Mets COLLAPSE OF DOOOOOOM, but still kind of ironic, and no, I’m not looking for a discussion on irony.
Auh how cute!!
http://tinyurl.com/2w6b35
I’m in (live) in Orlando and it was absolutely beautiful out today, mid 70’s during the day and I’m sure it wasn’t much different in Tampa, an hour and a half drive away. BTW- when Girardi was coaching the Marlins, my friend met him, talked with him for awhile, said he was an extremely nice, thoughtful guy. I was so happy he got the job
mel, as far as Boston media are concerned, someone’s already keeping track of when they screw up—and when they do good.
Go to http://www.bostonsportsmedia.com/
Yeah I met Joe 3 or 4 years ago. He was very nice to me. It was actually pretty interesting. Some guy came up to him and asked him about a salary cap. Joe was very strongly against it. He was going back and forth with the guy for some time. I wanted to stick around and listen, but I had to walk back to work.