Weekend series against the Nats?  Harper?  

 

pfft.  optimism, boys and girls.  Nothing is impossible.  

Just because I haven't seen Joe (Mauer, McCarthy, or Madden -- the 3 M Boys) in  Right Field, doesn't mean I wouldn't like to. Yes, Park, Sano, and one of the 3M boys in there at the same time in a National League Park, I like it. I'll get on the phone with Molly (4M) right now.

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So this Harper kid......he's pretty good?

Lousy last name, colour me unimpressed.

Could be worse, could be "Trudeau."

When did we start talking about turtles?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMNry4PE93Y

 

Do you realize that lazer beam is pointed directly at you, Bark?

That's not good. I don't necessarily have ninja level reflexes.

 

When did we start talking about turtles?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMNry4PE93Y

http://static.savvymom.ca/uploads/Turtles-Retro-Tin-with-chocolate.jpg

Brilliant thread starter, Brian.  You 3rd and most salient point should be well observed.  Park, ergo Korea, ergo DMZ, ergo Red Scare, ergo Harper.  Seamless. 

 

Brilliant thread starter, Brian.  You 3rd and most salient point should be well observed.  Park, ergo Korea, ergo DMZ, ergo Red Scare, ergo Harper.  Seamless. 

There better be only one team (or none) wearing red tonight and there better not be a TC on those jerseys.

 

There better be only one team (or none) wearing red tonight and there better not be a TC on those jerseys.

By Zeus! 

 

Brilliant thread starter, Brian.  You 3rd and most salient point should be well observed.  Park, ergo Korea, ergo DMZ, ergo Red Scare, ergo Harper.  Seamless. 

 

I know... You and I... We see it so clear. 

Plus, red is such an over-rated color.

BREAKING NEWS (and I'm loving every bit of it)  Colabello was caught for PED's and now faces an 80 game suspension.

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Could be worse, could be "Trudeau."

I think your dictionary is broken, better is under B, not W.

BREAKING NEWS (and I'm loving every bit of it) Colabello was caught for PED's and now faces an 80 game suspension.

What a strange thing to derive joy from. I always thought Cola was a good guy.

 

BREAKING NEWS (and I'm loving every bit of it)  Colabello was caught for PED's and now faces an 80 game suspension.

 

I'm kinda surprised by how utterly unsurprised I am by this news. I guess his numbers from last year really were too good to be true.

 

What a strange thing to derive joy from. I always thought Cola was a good guy.

Yes but deep down inside, every true Twins fan does not want an ex-Twin to succeed, it sucks to watch them thrive for someone else

Ignoring the buzzkill...

 

Anyways, I remember taking a family vacation to Washington DC. God it had to have been 8-10 years ago now back when Bush was in the office. There's certainly a lot to see in that city? District? I think the coolest place I saw was going to the top of the Washington Monument and overlooking the Lincoln Memorial. 

I couldn't imagine how it looked when Martin Luther King was giving his "I Have a Dream Speech" where it was filled to the brim with people. 

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I'm kinda surprised by how utterly unsurprised I am by this news. I guess his numbers from last year really were too good to be true.

For every player who is ashamed for using PED's there's another who has no regrets because it got him to the majors. Not saying either about Colabello, just saying.

Yes but deep down inside, every true Twins fan does not want an ex-Twin to succeed, it sucks to watch them thrive for someone else

Ah, the true fan meme, my favourite.

 

If it makes you feel better, knock yourself out I guess.

 

Ah, the true fan meme, my favourite.

If it makes you feel better, knock yourself out I guess.

TRAITOR, so you aren't a true fan?

 

Ah, the true fan meme, my favourite.

If it makes you feel better, knock yourself out I guess.

I mean like, who whizzed in your Wheaties this morning?

I've got a friend, retired teacher, who goes to different parks each year with some other guys he taught with.  They went to DC this time, and arranged with Amy Klobachar for a tour of the White House. They should have a fun weekend if we can win a game or two.

 

I mean like, who whizzed in your Wheaties this morning?

Man, you need to change the first part of your user name, because it really isn't working for you.

 

Man, you need to change the first part of your user name, because it really isn't working for you.

Go ahead and laugh, get it out of your system.

 

What a strange thing to derive joy from. I always thought Cola was a good guy.

 

Yes - that kind of bums me out.  Such a great story of a lot of hard work and perseverance to make a dream come true and now it will always be tainted.  I read his statement and he says he does not know how it got into his system.  I am always a little skeptical of player statements like this, but if that is true and he did not knowingly or intend to use a controlled substance, I feel for the guy.  Plus, unlike some of the bigger stars, losing that half year salary will be a big hurt financially, not to mention this might simply end his career.

I mean like, who whizzed in your Wheaties this morning?

People still eat Wheaties? What is this the '80's?

1. Simply making the Major Leagues is the difference between a salary below Poverty to a salary over 500 Grand a year. 

 

2. There is enormous competition for these MLB jobs that can be decided by the competitive advantage provided by PED's. 

 

3. Who can blame anyone for being tempted to improve your odds at making the big leagues. Not only is making the major leagues a rare accomplishment and an incredible dream to be close to capturing... tha aside... serious crimes have been committed in other walks of life for much less money. 

 

4. I wouldn't blame Colabello or anyone for succumbing to the temptation for the reasons listed above.

 

5. However... It's easy to hate the action when you think of those who don't make the majors or are beaten out of a major league job by someone who took PED's. 

 

6. Colabello used to be the inspirational story of the guy who beat all odds to play in the majors. 

 

7. That story is now gone and life is a little sadder today. 

 

Just below the northern border, but still north of Duluth, we still eat Wheaties. And it is a lot like the 80's.

 

 fan?

 

 

1. Simply making the Major Leagues is the difference between a salary below Poverty to a salary over 500 Grand a year. 

 

2. There is enormous competition for these MLB jobs that can be decided by the competitive advantage provided by PED's. 

 

3. Who can blame anyone for being tempted to improve your odds at making the big leagues. Not only is making the major leagues a rare accomplishment and an incredible dream to be close to capturing... tha aside... serious crimes have been committed in other walks of life for much less money. 

 

4. I wouldn't blame Colabello or anyone for succumbing to the temptation for the reasons listed above.

 

5. However... It's easy to hate the action when you think of those who don't make the majors or are beaten out of a major league job by someone who took PED's. 

 

6. Colabello used to be the inspirational story of the guy who beat all odds to play in the majors. 

 

7. That story is now gone and life is a little sadder today. 

I've got to disagree here Brian. I highly doubt he took anything intentionally. He's not that kind of a guy, and would quit before cheating. He beat all odds to get to where he is. I hope it gets figured out just how this got into his system.