Mark Kotsay rewarded his manager’s gut decision by going deep off Chris Carpenter, and confused countless baseball fans who were pretty sure he retired like three years ago.
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By SF comedian Sean Keane.
I also blog at:
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And my web series is "Elevator To Space"
The Cardinals scored four runs in the bottom of the first to take a commanding lead over Milwaukee, but more notably, Nick Punto received an intentional walk, for what is likely the first time ever. Way to go, Nicky!
Punto attempted to bunt the first wide offering, out of force of habit, but eventually relaxed and took his free base, at which point he hustled scrappily down to first, somehow getting his pants dirty in the process.
The NLCS MVP is 1-for-2 lifetime against Cliff Lee. That hit? A grand slam.
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Home plate umpire Tom Hallion was replaced by opera singer Enrico Palazzo just before the first pitch of Game 6. When reached for comment after the game, Philadelphia’s Ryan Howard said, “I must kill the queen. I must kill the queen.”
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Quick Question
Do any Giants fans miss Joe Martinez and John Bowker right now?
“Get that bat off your shoulder.”
— Jay-Z, to Ryan Howard
If Ryan Howard wants someone to talk to, he should give Carlos Beltran a call.
He could also try Terrence Long, but I’m not sure T-Long has a working telephone these days.
“I’ll do something, you’ll see. POWW!”
— Juan Uribe, a few hours before Game Six.
Let’s hope none of Sergio Romo’s friends are good at Photoshop.
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