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  1. Funniest moment in an opposing ballpark - hearing the Astros announce Brad "Lights Out" Lidge in this MoviePhone sort of voice. Classic comedy!
  2. Update on this. Ricciardi claims he talked to Dunn and apologized and Dunn is claiming that he never spoke to him. Ricciardi says he got a call from a 519 area code number - problem is, Cincinnati's area code is 513. Of course Ricciardi wouldn't know that, but he should know that 519 wasn't right because THAT'S ONTARIO'S AREA CODE! http://www.thermocaster.com/2008/06/25/is-howard-sterns-minions-calling-the-toronto-blue-jays/
  3. Really, really want a hot dog. Can meet in Milwaukee or Madison for trade.
  4. The people on the Brewers.com message board hate puppies!?!
  5. In 2000 with the Indiana he homered twice on the day of his call-up, then for six games and then he homered again. He hit 5 HR in his 1st 6 starts. To finish the season, he hit 16 homers in 67 games and his BA was .238. • In 2002, he was traded to the Reds and didn't homer in his final 20 games with the Indians, but in his second and fourth games with Cincy, he did. On Aug. 4 he hit three home runs and ended up with 16 homers in 84 games for the Reds, 24 for the season. • In 2004 he homered on his first start here. He hit six home runs in his first 11 starts. He finished with 11 HR in 51 games. • In 2006 with Tampa Bay he wasn't as prolific and was traded. In his second game at SDhe hit two home runs but then ended the season with 6 HR and 9 RBIs in 27 games, and doubled and tripled in 13 at-bats against the Cardinals in the playoffs. • In 2007, Branyan played for three teams. He didn't do much for the Padres or in his 2 days back with the Indiana. Then, in his first AB as a Philly, he hit a game-winning home run in his first at-bat. In his first start with Philly he hit a three-run homer! He was then with the Cards and homered his first time up. We all know how he's doing now. The fast start is Branyan's trademark at this point.
  6. Also love this commercial. Every time we sit in the club level I call it section La Ti Da!
  7. Terry Andrae is really nice - sand dunes and walking/hiking. I camped thereabouts as a kid and loved it!
  8. I was at Alcott Park and thought it was definitely smaller than either of the two I went to last year, but there was still a decent amount of people there. We split up, one in the Sheets line, one in the Kendall line. I was in Kendall's line about 60 or so people back and that line trucked!!! I was through before my boyfriend took more than a few steps in the Sheets line. DiFelice and Bush didn't really have lines when the players got there. The people that were the first through the Sheets and Kendall lines then went to the others. I got Kendall and DiFelice and went to join the Sheets line and probably waited another 30 mins before we got up to Sheets. We got there at 10. Pics are on the camera at home, will post later tonight.
  9. There's an ESPN Insider article by Eric Karabell in which he looks at Russell and his propensity for hot starts no matter where he goes. It's about Branyan in terms of fantasy baseball. Here's a small part: I must discuss how Branyan can't possibly keep this up, and how you should sign him, enjoy the occasional dinger and swiftly move him to some dunderhead in your league who thinks he'll hit 30. Am I not compelled to do this? Why, at age 32, would Branyan all of a sudden be able to keep a hot streak going? Aren't opposing scouts watching? They must be aware that Branyan is a major strikeout guy. Bust him up and in or throw sliders off the plate and he's putty. Yes, he can hit majestic home runs as well. In fact, in the history of Miller Park, it's not Prince Fielder or Ryan Braun or Corey Hart who has hit three of the four longest home runs in stadium history, it's you know who. The stadium opened in 2001, by the way, or else I would have mentioned Gorman Thomas, Robin Yount and Hank Aaron. However, Branyan is not Cust, because he doesn't have the same kind of plate discipline to take walks, but he is a classic "three true outcomes" type player in that Branyan doesn't put the ball in play very much and he does walk, fan and homer quite a bit.
  10. I was just coming to post on the muscle cam. My favorite Branyan moment yet!
  11. Just think about how many games we've gained this series! That's a happy thought.
  12. I may start crying right here at my desk. I'm speechless.
  13. Poor Dave Bush. He should have been the story of this game. Between Prince's inside the parker and this incredible last inning collapse, no one's even going to remember Bushy.
  14. Gene Wojchiechowski on ESPN.com today here Of course it says this: 1. The NL Central Pittsburgh, Houston and Cincinnati already trail the Cubs by double digits. Milwaukee can hit, but do you trust the Brewers' pitching staff and defense? I don't.
  15. Teahen homer for KC in the 9th, Royals are up 4-1
  16. It started a while ago. Halftime, Germany leads 2-1. Thanks. I'll check 360
  17. Jim Powell just said that even if you were just tuning in you had to know that since we have 8 runs you know Russell had to have hit one out. I love it!
  18. Gameday's got the Inside the Parker up http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/gameday/index.jsp?gid=2008_06_19_tormlb_milmlb_1&mode=gameday
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