Blog posts about specific baseball cards--images of the card itself and info about the player and his career--and commentary about baseball in general.
Saturday, September 30, 2017
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Mookie Betts Does It All As Sox Win 5-4
Mookie Betts: Throws out two runners at 3rd base. Hits the game-tying, bases-loaded double; scores the winning run from second base on an infield single. Most important .263 hitter in the majors.
Thursday, September 14, 2017
NFL Week #2 Picks
Houston vs. Cin.: Houston
Buffalo vs. Carolina: Buffalo
Cleveland vs. Baltimore: Ravens
Arizona vs. Indy: Arizona
Tenn. vs. Jax: Jaguars
Philly vs. KC: Chiefs
NE vs. NO: Patriots
Minn. vs. Pitt.: Steelers
Chi vs. TB: Bucs
Miami vs. LAC: Dolphins
NY Jets vs. Oakland: OAK
Dallas vs. Denver: Denver by a nose
Wash. vs. LA: LA
SF vs. Seattle: Seahawks
GB vs. Atlanta: Packers
Detroit vs. NYG: Lions
Thoughts? Opinions?
Those Aren't Beers Next to Him
Typical Pomeranz expression, this time after he left the game, pitching 6 innings of 1-run ball. He looks like that after a win or a loss, and possibly while at home in the winter. This is such a constant expression for him that The Eck said so on the air about a month ago. Anyway, Sox win 6-2 and lower their magic number to 14.
Sunday, September 10, 2017
My Football Picks So Far
Photo: Russell Wilson throwing against the Packers, from nfl.com.
6-3 so far with my football picks, including the Patriots loss that I felt was coming, but refused to admit to myself. Today, the surprise of the day for me was the Jaguars, who beat the Texans by 22. (I should've considered the Harvey factor there; dumb on my part.) But I still wouldn't have picked them by 22. The last one I swung and missed on was Cardinals/Lions, which I thought would be a toss-up, but that Detroit won by 12. And though I was right about the Browns losing, Cleveland actually super-impressed, losing just by 3.
And the best tackle of the weekend still is the Friday night play by the security guard at Fenway who obliterated a drunken fan before both his feet touched the outfield grass. I'm watching the players jog into the dugout when suddenly I see a guard running full-tilt into a fan just barely touching the right field dirt with one of his toes. The guard was a blur and the fan didn't know what hit him.
UPDATE: Finished 10-5 for the week. I'll do better.
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