Shaky Constructs of Questionable Import and Dubious Utility.
Sunday, July 03, 2005
Baseball Rules
Meet Mr. Met, the dopiest mascot ever.
Even though my history with the Mets means that I can never love them, or even like them, this is still a prettty good bit of baseball writing. And I do so love baseball.
You can't be faulted for not knowing about him, he's been in hiding for most of his life...yours, too. Now for today's trivia question Mr. Red Sox Encyclopedia, who is his namesake? Here's a hint: He was a pitcher. No cheating:)
12 comments:
You're right. That is so lame. If Mets ever want to be taken seriously, they should look to the current world champ for some inspiration:)
Shea Stadium? Worst. Stadium. Ever. You need look no further than its address: Flushing, New York.
That's the very first I have ever heard of "Wally The Green Monster."
Pathetic.
Did you ever wonder where these knuckleheads learn to do their schtick?
Here.
OT: Kudos to Kimi! Great drive.
You can't be faulted for not knowing about him, he's been in hiding for most of his life...yours, too.
Now for today's trivia question Mr. Red Sox Encyclopedia, who is his namesake? Here's a hint: He was a pitcher. No cheating:)
Damn. Try this link instead.
I give up! The link opens correctly in the preview pane. Oh well, more messages for you to read:)
If you're still interested: http://www.gosoxgo.com/bosoxorganization/wally.html.
Who is "Wally's" namesake?
Wally Backman? (Heh).
Heh. Noooooo.
Two more guesses spd-meister, and then you have to kiss my Yankee- loving toes. You better pray you know another Wally:)
Wally Cleaver?
Nail polish or buff?
Wally Masterson.
Yeah I cheated.
Kiss your own toes, Yankee.
Heh. Thanks for the suggestion but someone else has first dibs:)
Cheers
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