Pedroiadolia: The psychological phenomenon of seeing wacko images on dirty uniforms.
Read More...The narratives around the two players, however, could not be different. Pedroia is almost the prototype of the over-achieving “scrappy” player. He is a 5’8” middle infielder who does the little things well. This ignores that he was also a second round draft choice who played baseball at a top baseball school. Cano, on the other hand is bigger, more athletic and does not project scrappiness at all. Throughout ...
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< 1 2Jeter: "Hey, you want to come over some time?"
Hot Girl: Runs to car to try to beat other hot girls to Jeters house and camp out naked in his bedroom.
To this.
Jeter: "Hey, you want to come over some time?"
Hot Girl (nose scrunched up as if she smelled, or was being hit on by, something awful): "Who the hell are you?"
Jeter: "I'm Derek Jeter".
Hot Girl: Runs to car to try to beat other hot girls to Jeters house and camp out naked in his bedroom.
Yeah, and I don't mean Human Resources.
With the ankle preventing Jeter from working out, it wouldn't be surprising if he put on a few pounds (anyone here gain weight over Thanksgiving?) but of all the players in MLB, Jeter is about the last I'd worry about doing what is necessary to be ready for the season.
I don't think that's what's happening here.
*BURP*
Well, they were "right" in 2010 and until August 2011.
Then they were "wrong" after that.
"What are your hopes, what are your dr... ooh, is that pudding?"
Also Crispix...aren't you a Phan?
He's called A-Rod for a reason.
I've been surprised on a few occasions at how out of shape certain players look in the offseason. Not talking about Prince Fielder's of the world, but the guys who are actually supposed to be great athletes and fitness nuts. I remember seeing a shirtless picture of A-Rod somewhere and also thinking that he looked terrible for a professional athlete.
I think some of this is just that these guys train for strength and fitness, but not so much for looks, so you see a lot more "gorilla belly" types, than that classic bodybuilder "V" shape. Somebody like Yoenis Cespedes looks kind of round when he's in uniform, but then in the infamous training video (or in the rookie-hazing wrestler's outfit) it's clearly all muscle.
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