Fallen Leafs
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…and one more piece of late 80s/early 90s baseball nostalgia. via caimages.collectors.com
I’m proud to own his Topps rookie card. I miss Donnie Baseball.
He should really shave off those sideburns. How he managed to stay on the team, I have no idea.
Yankee fans (or “fans” if you prefer) watching Game 6 of the 2009 World Series at Times Square.
(via Daylife)
Chris Rose sucks, Hideki Matsui doesn’t speak english…and I don’t think we really need to bring in a translator to translate cliches.
Especially when all Hideki Matsui wants to do right now is drink some champagne and resign to his quarters with a big box of porn.
And Tim McClelland with the make-up call for the Angels by ruling Robinson Cano safe, despite clearly tagging him before he reaches base. But Jorge Posada is out, so quit your complaining Angels. MLB officiating has been top notch. Top. Notch.
“Oh, definitely Jorge Posada is out. But Cano is safe. Why? Well, you Mike Napoli, didn’t tag him on his legs. The tummy is invading his personal space!” (via Getty)
And Nick Swisher is picked off by Erick Aybar!
HAHAHAHA, WAY TO GO YANKE - wait, what? He’s called safe?!?
We had screencap. Now, we have the .gif file.
(Courtesy of Memories of Kevin Malone - Entertainment to Ease Your Nerves)
L.M.F.A.O.
HOW SCARY, AROD, HOW SCARY.
Brilliant. Creepy, but brilliant, nonetheless. A-Rod the Voyeur. Fitting title, unfortunately.
(via bohemea)
This is for you Aaron Asham and Daniel Carcillo. Hell, let’s include the entire Philadelphia Flyers, too. After all, you still employ Chris Pronger. Don’t think I didn’t forget you either, Jorge Posada and the New York Yankees.
Petty? Yes. Immature? Probably. Funny? I’m laughing.
Rumble in the Bronx (a headline that has been written down 678 times already tonight).
Bad video, but video nonetheless, of the legit Toronto-NYY brawl.Carlson reminds me of Farnsworth. He’s trying so hard to be badass, and it’s THISCLOSE to working.
“…clips Aaron Hill.” Yeah, I guess a fastball to the back is just a “clipping”. But hey, most action in a Blue Jays game since June. I’ll take it.
ADDENDUM: Courtesy of DrunkJaysFans, the complete and unbridged melee between the Blue Jays and the Yankees. Aww, did Posada’s widdle feelins get hurt? Maybe you shouldn’t have been a douchebag, Jorge.
