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Friday, May 08, 2009
I had nothing to do with this site, I swear (I just discovered it to today after a Google search). In truth, Matt Wieters created the site when he created the Internet, it’s what he was doing on the day he was supposedly “resting”.
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That one made me laugh.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
He's batting .375/.444/.500 in May. He'll be fine.
Adam Eaton once threw a pitch, and a batter hit it.
Adam Eaton walked into a bar and it broke his pitching arm. Nobody noticed.
It happens to an NFL draftee every year, but Adam Eaton was the MLB first player ever to be designated "Mr. Irrelevant".
Adam Eaton doesn't wait. He sleeps.
Adam Eaton once threw a pitch, and a batter hit it.
I'm like these a lot better.
I give this one an A++
I laughed.
When Adam Eaton talks about himself, he's "Dennis Tankersley." It's less humiliating.
Contrary to popular belief, Adam Eaton is not the worst pitcher in Baseball. However, Sidney Ponson is already being used for the Fat Jokes.
Adam Eaton was born in Seattle. This explains the rain.
It was broken up when the batting tee hit a double.
[Not original- this is an old Mike Flanagan line- but worth sharing.]
They built PETCO Park to be a pitcher's park in order to give Adam Eaton a chance. It failed.
The Phillies gave Adam Eaton a World Series Ring as a thank-you for not pitching in the World Series.
Since Adam Eaton doesn't give up anything but home runs, I have to assume this is a double double, and I have to question your alcoholism.
(BTW, I can't help but think about how much John would have loved this thread. Carry on.)
(John would have made this thread 10 times longer already)
Adam Eaton once had a shutout going through the 4th inning. The game was called on account of the Apocalypse.
Most home runs, season, batters not facing Adam Eaton: Mark McGwire, 70, 1998
Most home runs, season, batters facing Adam Eaton: Barry Bonds, 73, 2001
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