Comments on: Milton is Now a Mariner

By: DonS.

DonS. — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 14:41:40 +0000

Last week, our group was in Peoria (Arizona) for the Texas-Seattle game on St. Patrick’s Day. Milton was called out on strikes for the second time in 2 at bats that night (seemingly the only guy making any outs). He yelled something at the umpire and was ejected.

Tossed from a practice game. NICE.

I learned from Tedd Mallasch: Guys don’t change.

DonS.

By: Teddy Ballgame

Teddy Ballgame — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 22:23:16 +0000

The closest thing to Kobe Bryant in my life is Woody Allen. I always thought Woody Allen was extremely funny, laugh out loud funny! But ever since he left his wife Mia Farrow for their adopted daughter, that was it. Never watch him anymore, lost all respect for him, and will never watch him again. In my book, he doesn’t exist.

Albert Belle would be the closest guy I can think of to Milton Bradley, but Albert could really mash!

By: DonS.

DonS. — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 21:59:09 +0000

The Mariners are loading up.

I like Carlos Silva. He was OK for about four years with the Twins. Not much the last couple of years in Seattle.

I’ll say this for him: The S.O.B. THROWS STRIKES. He takes some brutal beatings, but he always comes back for more. And he doesn’t pitch around ANYBODY. I’ll tell you this: He THROWS STRIKES. I think you Cub fans are going to like this guy.

The guy in my sports life who resembles your “cancer” (Milton Bradley) is Kobe. I didn’t “have a hard time rooting for a team he is on” because I just quit rooting for the Lakers. What’s it gonna be? Him or me? After the Denver hotel room, either that guy is gone, or I am.

Kobe dropped 40+ (surprised I can find the + sign, aren’t you?) on the Bulls Tuesday night. I watched off and on with little emotion. When it was over, I shrugged my shoulders, shut the lights off & went to bed.

Words of Wisdom: The opposite of love is not “hate.” The opposite of love is “indifference.”

DonS.