John Turturro plays a nasty character by the name of "Carl Cody" in an underrated 80s Friedkin shoot-em-up,   "To Live and Die in LA".  Among his best lines in the movie, and there are a lot of them, is when Cody ominously taps the plate glass window and tells his crime boss,  "Masters"  (Willem Dafoe)-

 

"Hey, don't forget about me." 

 

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/mv-XUwa/to_live_and_die_in_l_a_film_prison_visit/

 

Well, Vargas has already "tapped" out two HRs in the first two innings of today's first game of a DH in Norfolk, VA.

I like the way Kennys is letting his bat do the talking, I think he got the message about saving his power displays for the games and not the BP session.

  

Very encouraging so far.

Edited May 23, 201511 yr by jokin

That's a very elaborate way of saying what you're saying.

 

That's a very elaborate way of saying what you're saying.

 

I like actors who speak memorable lines in films  (I just enclosed the link to the To Live and Die... clip).  

 

I especially like athletes who shut up and let their bats do their memorable talking for them.

You've got to ask yourself one question. Does Kennys feel lucky? Well? Does he, Punk?

As God is my witness, I'll never hit a single again!

Forget it Jake. It's Rochester!

Okay, I'm done. Sorry.

As God is my witness, I'll never hit a single again!

Hahaha!