About Baseball...
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About Baseball...
Has anyone else noticed baseball comes up with the weirdest stats?
"He has been the seond player in history to get 13 doubles, 1 tripple, 4 home runs, 35 RBI in a season, all while leading off with his left foot."
"He has been the seond player in history to get 13 doubles, 1 tripple, 4 home runs, 35 RBI in a season, all while leading off with his left foot."
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I think all sports are like that.
I think its funny when a player you have never heard of in football makes a great play. They usually say something like, he's possibly the best (whatever positiion he plays) in the NFL today!!
A minute ago you've never heard of the guy!
I think its funny when a player you have never heard of in football makes a great play. They usually say something like, he's possibly the best (whatever positiion he plays) in the NFL today!!
A minute ago you've never heard of the guy!
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Originally posted by Clay Washington
I have a question...
What is a "walk-off homerun"?
I have a question...
What is a "walk-off homerun"?
Last edited by Chris232; 10-09-2003 at 08:16 AM.
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when the home team gets last licks in a tie game and they hit a home run the game is over. or in extra innings.
when the home team gets last licks in a tie game and they hit a home run the game is over. or in extra innings.
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Originally posted by jmeng
I always though a walk-off home run was when they really nail one and know it as soon as it leaves the bat. Don't bother to run since you know it's a homer.
I always though a walk-off home run was when they really nail one and know it as soon as it leaves the bat. Don't bother to run since you know it's a homer.
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I have a question - What is baseball?
Seriously, no offense to you fans, but baseball has to be the hands-down most boring sport in the world. I've tried, but I still can't see how people can watch it on TV. I can't make it through 5 minutes.
Seriously, no offense to you fans, but baseball has to be the hands-down most boring sport in the world. I've tried, but I still can't see how people can watch it on TV. I can't make it through 5 minutes.
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Originally posted by rainmn
I have a question - What is baseball?
Seriously, no offense to you fans, but baseball has to be the hands-down most boring sport in the world. I've tried, but I still can't see how people can watch it on TV. I can't make it through 5 minutes.
I have a question - What is baseball?
Seriously, no offense to you fans, but baseball has to be the hands-down most boring sport in the world. I've tried, but I still can't see how people can watch it on TV. I can't make it through 5 minutes.
I saw the Indians once too. Pretty boring live, but then again, I had to be the designated driver that night.
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I love hockey and watching at home and going to the arena are two very different atmosphere's. at home the play by play and replays make the game so exciting, at the arena you blink and you might miss something.