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Open Forum => Off-Topic => Sports => Topic started by: STAMP on April 16, 2012, 01:01:49 PM
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And it was most appropriate that it occurred on the day that all of baseball was celebrating another great MLB historical event by the Dodgers - Jackie Robinson Day!
First EVER 2-5-4-3 Triple Play!! (http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mlb-big-league-stew/dodgers-turn-first-2-5-4-3-triple-023719180.html;_ylt=AkMETJbMgBi7ObcshOBKFtwRvLYF)
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Man those runners were slow... ;)
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Man those runners were slow... ;)
Are we talking physically or mentally? :rollin:
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Radio: "Bofe!"
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Umpire waived it foul, then fair. It's history but it's tainted history.
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but what i don't understand is how every single team but one team was wearing the number 42 on theri jersey EXCEPT for the Dodgers. i mean Jackie Robinson IS their man and they should be celebrating and honoring his memory same as the other teams. but they didn't and i just find that to be very WRONG cause good old Mr. Robinson was in their team when they were playing in Brooklyn and it was thanks to him that other of our african american friends can have a chance to play in sports. Jackie Robinson was just just a ballplayer, but a person wanting to make a difference in not just the society he knew back then, but our society now.
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Umpire waived it foul, then fair. It's history but it's tainted history.
When it comes to baseball, what isn't? ::)
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When it comes to baseball, what isn't? ::)
Valid Point.
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When it comes to baseball, what isn't? ::)
Valid Point.
true, i mean empires making bogus calls, ball players taking performance enhancing drugs to put some more punch in their swings, and a specific ballball team winning too many world series championships (yankees), and as well as a hostile fans whom 8 years ago, wanted to hunt down an innocent chicago cubs fan who wanted nothing more then to have a good time watching his cubs make it to the world series, catch a foul ball as a momento of a great night of baseball but all he received was hatred for doing what a few other fans were doing when catching a foul ball. Steve Bartman is just an innocent baseball fan who was as a cubs fan, at the right place, at the wrong time. labeled at the scapegoat in wrigley feild that horrible night for the cubs, other cubs fans wanna hunt him and hurt him. but sadly yes, even the fans can have a part in tainting baseball history yet they don't mean to.