Jerry Simmons
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Lucky for you that sheep don't talk.
The Mila 18 NoNsEnSe thread - Part 4
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Roadtogundagai
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Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
Kevin Kenneally
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Tony,
My "Universal Translator" does not recognize that "Dialect". Is it a "Highlander" or a "Lowlander" accent?
My "Universal Translator" does not recognize that "Dialect". Is it a "Highlander" or a "Lowlander" accent?
Jerry Simmons
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I don't know what it translates to but it sounds like a mating call...
Roadtogundagai
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Roadtogundagai
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'Ol Fezziwig
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And one just for Psycho...
Jerry Simmons
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I was going to thank you but then I saw that last one... :freak:
:blab:What has been seen cannot be unseen...
'Ol Fezziwig
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RIP, Bobby Thompson. :salute:
Bret Hildebran
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Perhaps the single most famous play in baseball history. RIP...
'Ol Fezziwig
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Bill Buckner will be relieved to hear that...
Bret Hildebran
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Perhaps Bill's is the most infamous, but I'd certainly take the "Shot Heard Around the World" over Billy Buck's bumble in the fame category. Celebrating the positive over the negative in a way too...
Not to mention that Bobby Thompson's blast has survived the test of time & I think Buckner's imitation of a croquet wicket is starting to fade in memory somewhat...
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Also in the team photo:
Ruth's called shot
Mays' backwards basket catch
Fisk waving it fair
Gibson's HR off Eckersley
Shouldn't this be in the Opening Day thread? :laugh:
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Whizbang1963
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My eyes! Need brain bleach! Damn you! Damn you all straight to hell!I was going to thank you but then I saw that last one... :freak:
What has been seen cannot be unseen...
Pervert! :angry:
Edited to be more truthful100% Retarded Kiwi:
Of course that may just be redundant 
2 Bit Bill
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he claimed he thought it was the ball :laugh:
wouldn't he have tried to throw it to the 1st Baseman or did he think he was playing Kickball?
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Bret Hildebran
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Hey, if you had that much Steroids/HGH/Cream/Greenies running through your system, you'd be confused too! :devious:
Bret Hildebran
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Not a bad list - my first reaction was Ruth's wasn't that big a deal in the context of the series, but for pure fame, it's a legendary story. When I told my son this morning that Thompson "May have hit the biggest HR in baseball history" his first reaction was "what about Ruth's called shot?" So I guess it's gotta' be there as I doubt he could name Gibby's or Fisk's HRs.
Mays catch went a long way towards winning that series as it was huge contextually in the game. Remember Mays was almost more proud of the throw than the catch actually on that play. Pains me that anything involving Kirk Gibson and the Dodgers may qualify...
Funny I can't think of many of a recent vintage. Maybe:
- Jeter's flip vs. Oakland
- Dave Roberts steal of 2nd to spur the epic BoSox comeback in '04
- Luis Gonzalez's single off Mariano to end the Yankee Dynasty in '01
MajorDomo
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Many of these exciting moments are specific to an era.
My dad remembers listening to Gabby Hartnet's "homer in the gloming" to win the pennant for the Cubs in 1938 as fog and darkness decended on Wrigley field.
Ruth's called shot was interesting as the Cub bench was riding Ruth. Babe hated the Cubs because they would all call him the big monkey and pound bats on the tin dugout roof while he was batting.
Merkle's boner was the event of the early 1900s as it allowed a the Cubs to force out a runner after the winning Giant run scored, eventually it became the loss which allowed the Cubs to win the pennant by 1 game over the Giants.
Jackie Robinson's steal of home versus the Yankees was big in the fifties as Yogi Berra tagged him out on the baseball film but the umpire missed the call.
Rich
My dad remembers listening to Gabby Hartnet's "homer in the gloming" to win the pennant for the Cubs in 1938 as fog and darkness decended on Wrigley field.
Ruth's called shot was interesting as the Cub bench was riding Ruth. Babe hated the Cubs because they would all call him the big monkey and pound bats on the tin dugout roof while he was batting.
Merkle's boner was the event of the early 1900s as it allowed a the Cubs to force out a runner after the winning Giant run scored, eventually it became the loss which allowed the Cubs to win the pennant by 1 game over the Giants.
Jackie Robinson's steal of home versus the Yankees was big in the fifties as Yogi Berra tagged him out on the baseball film but the umpire missed the call.
Rich
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