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Ok, this is a good one: This 1980 Phillie played in the 1982 Series for the Cardinals, the 1985 Series for the Royals, and the ’91 and ’92 Series for the Braves. Who is he?
*whose interior looks eerily like the Black Sheep.
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Ok, this is a good one: This 1980 Phillie played in the 1982 Series for the Cardinals, the 1985 Series for the Royals, and the ’91 and ’92 Series for the Braves. Who is he?
*whose interior looks eerily like the Black Sheep.
Posted in Locust Rendezvous
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Wow, by some miracle I actually made it to Games 3 and 4. They were both incredible, though Game 3 might have been a biot more memorable because it was such an incredible game. Man, I am so exhausted. I feel like I played in those games. Details forthcoming. In the meantime, I’ll get to posting pics of last weeks winners in just a few. Beneath them will be questions about the Phillies. One guess per person.
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Just wanted you to know that I’m not the only one around here counting down the minutes to Game 3. I might be liveblogging it. I’ll let you know. In the meantime, think you might enjoy this faux conversation between Mike Schmidt and his wife.
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BARDS
LOCUST RENDEZVOUS
GOOD DOG
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Only four quizzes this week, thanks to that damn baseball team and their “Earthwide Competition”. Another blowout at the Good Dog, but classics at both the Bards and the Vous. Gotta give the Bards game of the week status, though. Sexually Attracted to Fire eeked out a 111-109 win over the Sofa Kingdom, as the Kingdom got the first 38 questions correct, but missed the last two to allow the Fire to cool them off. There were also a couple of Kingdom members on the Western Omelette team that fell to pieces late at the Vous on Wednesday, missing three of the final four questions to fall to Duane’s World 101-97. The choke was on the Kingdom this week.
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My apologies to the people I sent “Rays in Five” texts to last night. But this RISP situation is causing me to lose my mind. Also doing that was the buffoon who was umpiring last night. Way to come up small in the big game, you clown. Thing is, even with their lack of clutch hitting and the umpire conspiring against them, the Phils coulda won that game. Myers was solid if not spectacular. He gave up 3 earned runs, which would have been 2 if it wasn’t for the joker calling balls and strikes. Jayson Werth’s error was huge. But in the end, we come out of Tampa exactly the way we wanted to: tied 1-1. And keep in mind, these hitters have never seen Jamie Moyer. And how exciting is it that a 46 year old is getting ready to pitch his first World Series game? After the sloppiness of the first two games, I expect a classic in Game 3. But keep in mind, I am always wrong about everything when it comes to this team (thus no hesitation to send a “Rays in 5″ text message), so don’t take that one to the bank. Also, good news. I did not wear my lucky shirt last night, so it was no surprise that they lost. I will be wearing it tomorrow night. So rest easy.
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Just a quick reminder that we’re gonna go with a 6:15 p.m. start time for quizzo at the Good Dog tonight. And the Bards is cancelled. Still haven’t come up with a definite plan for the Phils game tonight. Might stay home so I can hear Harry call it on the radio, provided it syncs up with the TV like it did last week. (I’ve promised myself I’m gonna do that at least once.) But if I do decide to go out I’ll let you know.
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My column this week is fun facts about St. Petersburg, home of the Rays (there’s it stunning skyline view, above). It has already gotten one letter to the editor from a person who’s not really brushed up on sarcasm (I am not making this up):
It did not seem possible that a population of 250,000 could be made up of persons age 85 or older to the amount of 90%. Wilkipedia does seem to have a more accurate population break down. -Brian
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So far, so good on volunteering. I’ve got about 10-12 people so far, which is pretty much what were aiming for. Then again, the more volunteers we get, the more kids we can tutor, and there is pretty much an endless supply of kids in this city who could use free tutoring. So if you’d like to help out, please let me know ASAP. Here are the details on the program. It’s a pretty cool program, and the kids are AWESOME. If you are looking to make a difference in your city and your community, I highly suggest it. We start this Saturday.
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…Charlie Manuel selects So Taguchi as his DH for the games in Tampa. No, seriously, I will. I will be so enraged that it will be impossible for me to root for the Phils. I’m sorry, but that’s just the way it has to be. I cannot freaking believe Manuel didn’t drop Taguchi and call up Marsons for the Series, so that he could DH Chris Coste. The only other acceptable DH against a lefty will be Burrell, with Bruntlett playing left. But even that still means you’re wasting an at-bat, with Bruntlett being a black hole. I just cannot freaking understand why this team insists on keeping Taguchi around. I really can’t figure it out.
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