User Comments, Suggestions, or Complaints | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Advertising
Page rendered in 0.6371 seconds
83 querie(s) executed
|
| |||||||||
Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Wednesday, July 02, 2008Newsday: Rangers don’t regret parting with PonsonNever Mind the Reunion Here’s Sidney Ponson.
|
My BookmarksYou must be logged in to view your Bookmarks. Hot TopicsNewsblog: MLB: Mays' life and legend transcend statistics (81 - 11:00pm, Feb 09) Last: Misirlou had a hedge back home in the suburbs Newsblog: Hardball Talk: Gleeman: Lenny Dykstra is back with some more can't miss investment advice (131 - 10:51pm, Feb 09) Last: Zuvella! Transaction Oracle: 2010 ZiPS Projections - Toronto Blue Jays (94 - 10:45pm, Feb 09) Last: RollingWave Newsblog: Sam Hutcheson's Top 11 Sabrenerd Baseball Dork's* Basements (20 - 10:43pm, Feb 09) Last: baseball chick (now, with NEW blog) Newsblog: Cashman: No new pacts for big three
(14 - 10:01pm, Feb 09) Last: Kyle C welcomes back our OBP Savior |
||||||||
|
About Baseball Think Factory | Write for Us | Copyright © 1996-2008 Baseball Think Factory
User Comments, Suggestions, or Complaints | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Advertising
|
| Page rendered in 0.6371 seconds | |||||||
Reader Comments and Retorts
Go to end of page
Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.
I have nothing to add to this as the jokes write themselves.
He went on, "If he'd heard it he probably would have tried kicking my *ss."
Two wins in a row against the Evil Empire at the Den of Iniquity. Will miracles never cease?
Yes, it does! In fact, I think the definition of "bad guy" is "one who would do even what Milton Bradley finds objectionable."
Sheesh! What did Milton ever do to you?
The greatest quotation ever!
Portly, yes, but smart as a whip!
Puzzling comment.
Really, it looks like the Rangers warned him it was 1 stike and out, and then gave him 3 kicks at that 1 strike. Much like on the mound, Sir Ponz had trouble hitting the mark.
I was not on board with bringing Ponson to town in the first place. That being said, he was able to give the team innings and pitched reasonably well while with the Rangers. Even if he hadn't, I have no personal quibbles with him, so I am happy to see that he found a new job (I'm a sucker, I know...wanting the best for people I have no need for).
I can't imagine you find my enjoyment of Rangers' success puzzling, unless you find the entire concept of Ranger fandom inexplicable. (I can't find even Yankee fandom inexplicable; soulless, sickening and otherwise unwise, perhaps, but reasonable explanations certainly exist.)
As a fan of both teams, I can't even imagine what this says about me...
You worship Satan while riding a horse?
That's the thing when people meet celebrities. They're always either an ####### or "really down-to-earth."
There's hope for you? *shrug*
I loathe the Yankees and everything they stand for. Losing three playoff series to them over a 4-year span just intensifies the feeling. However, there is a special circle of Dante's for those Yankee fans who feel entitled to a World Series every other year. Most fans around BTF aren't that bad, fortunately.
"better make good here cuz it's my last cha-"
interrupted by the team gofer announcin one last free beer in the clubhouse
You must be Registered and Logged In to post comments.
<< Back to main