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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Sunday, October 28, 2007
ROCKIES WIN!!! THUUUUUUUUUUH ROCKIES WIN!
(for the proper effect, please hum "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" while reading the rest of this post. Thanks.)
Or at least they will win (by another 9-0 forfeit score) , completing a series sweep, once the needed investigation into the MitchellGate leaks leads to Mitchell's resignation in disgrace, the disqualification of the Red Sox, and the forfeits of all Red Sox postseason games.
We know it will happen.
Because we believe in America.
Congratulations, Rockies! Pop open a cold Coors Light! Know that while the rest of the world thinks you got your asses kicked, you will, in fact, be the ones getting those World Series winners' rings.
Eventually.
Or at least they will win (by another 9-0 forfeit score) , completing a series sweep, once the needed investigation into the MitchellGate leaks leads to Mitchell's resignation in disgrace, the disqualification of the Red Sox, and the forfeits of all Red Sox postseason games.
We know it will happen.
Because we believe in America.
Congratulations, Rockies! Pop open a cold Coors Light! Know that while the rest of the world thinks you got your asses kicked, you will, in fact, be the ones getting those World Series winners' rings.
Eventually.
Game 3 Result: Rockies 9, Black Sox 0, Rockies Lead, 3-0
Or so it will read in the record books after ... oh, you can figure it out by now, right?
Friday, October 26, 2007
Game 2 result: Rockies 9, Black Sox 0
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Major media on the Black Sox scandal
More on our fight for the soul of America, and all that is right and true ...
The is the lede from a recent column by Ken Rosenthal, senior baseball writer for FoxSports.com.
When I interviewed Paul Byrd about his use of human growth hormone, he had a question of his own for me.
"Isn't George Mitchell with the Red Sox?"
Yes, I replied, he is.
Yes, Paul, he certainly is. Paul Byrd knew what was going on. Despite the anguish of having a series taken away from his team (and heroically battling through his pituitary problems), he saw everything clearly.
Rosenthal's story is here.
And Selena Roberts wrote this article for the New York Times:
Other teams have players surface amid the Balco case and steroid raids, in the pages of tell-alls or inside doping investigations. Other teams fret over findings.
Not the Red Sox. All is free and clear.
... (George) Mitchell is, after all, not just part of the giddy Red Sox Nation, but a director of the team. He refused to take off his Red Sox cap when Commissioner Bud Selig asked him to wear the hat of steroid sleuth in the spring of 2006.
Of course he wouldn't "take off his Red Sox cap." He had to reassure the Black Sox Nation that everything would be just fine, they had nothing to worry about. His priorities were obvious to all:
Black Sox Nation first.
Truth, justice, and the American Way? The future of our National Pastime? The soul of our great nation? The trust and faith of America's children in all that is good and pure? HIPAA regulations dealing with protecting the privacy of pitchers with pituitary problems? None of that was even on Mitchell's radar ...
The is the lede from a recent column by Ken Rosenthal, senior baseball writer for FoxSports.com.
When I interviewed Paul Byrd about his use of human growth hormone, he had a question of his own for me.
"Isn't George Mitchell with the Red Sox?"
Yes, I replied, he is.
Yes, Paul, he certainly is. Paul Byrd knew what was going on. Despite the anguish of having a series taken away from his team (and heroically battling through his pituitary problems), he saw everything clearly.
Rosenthal's story is here.
And Selena Roberts wrote this article for the New York Times:
Other teams have players surface amid the Balco case and steroid raids, in the pages of tell-alls or inside doping investigations. Other teams fret over findings.
Not the Red Sox. All is free and clear.
... (George) Mitchell is, after all, not just part of the giddy Red Sox Nation, but a director of the team. He refused to take off his Red Sox cap when Commissioner Bud Selig asked him to wear the hat of steroid sleuth in the spring of 2006.
Of course he wouldn't "take off his Red Sox cap." He had to reassure the Black Sox Nation that everything would be just fine, they had nothing to worry about. His priorities were obvious to all:
Black Sox Nation first.
Truth, justice, and the American Way? The future of our National Pastime? The soul of our great nation? The trust and faith of America's children in all that is good and pure? HIPAA regulations dealing with protecting the privacy of pitchers with pituitary problems? None of that was even on Mitchell's radar ...
Game 1 result: Rockies 9, Black Sox 0
... or so it will look in the record books once the right thing is done and all Boston postseason games are declared forfeits.
Save our National Pastime.
Save America.
DQ the Black Sox
Save our National Pastime.
Save America.
DQ the Black Sox
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
The snowball starts rolling down the mountain ...
20 signatures so far.
99,980 to go.
We're on our way. The train is heading out of the station. There is no turning back now.
99,980 to go.
We're on our way. The train is heading out of the station. There is no turning back now.
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