Why?
Uh, if this is a serious question itâs because Frontline on PBS is widely known for its creative reporting and investigative journalism. Iâll give them the benefit of the doubt and watch their documentary.
Timed for the World Series. I find the Frontline content to reflect conventional wisdom, so a franchise flaying is in order and likely expected.
Why? What do you expect to learn?
I will watch it with the expectation it will be (as the tease said) colored by the book. I am curious about the âhow it changed the sportâ part.
Pitch com.
Moving on.
There is no way that I would watch that garbage.
Crap. ESPN reporting that the Mets will be hiring Stearns.
Biggest question: does Crane see Stearns as unique, or does he still want to bring in a POBO?
Oh, good grief, Holmes walks three straight Boston hitters to load the bases against the Yankees with one out in the bottom of the 9th down by a run. Verdugo comes up, SWINGS AT THE FIRST DAMN PITCH, and grounds into a game-ending DP. What a moron.
I would have used up a lot of guesses before landing on Andruw Jones as the previous Bravesâ single-season HR leader.
Iâll admit I hadnât heard about Jake Powell until reading this during lunch:
Wow, had never read about that either. What a despicable POS. What an ending to his tale.
I hadnât heard of him either what a shit-fucker, but I will shamefully use him next time I need NYY/Twin in the immaculate grid game.
Seriously what a horrible human being.
I wonder if there will ever a square for the racist fuckwits various teams shared.
I know who is going in my Astros Rays/Tigers/Oriolies/Giants square
John Rocker wants to play.
Harry the (pointy) Hat Walker.
He was just following his big brother Dixieâs racist lead.