Red Mosquito

Bammer wrote:What’s worse than an athlete turning their initials into a logo and then wearing it as jewelry, on a hat, etc?

Another athlete wearing that gear, like with shoes. NBA guys wearing an active player like Kyrie or kds signature shoes would be a hard no for me.

I have a very addictive personality...should I consider sports gambling?

Give it a shot. You could always stop if you don’t like it.

spike wrote:Give it a shot. You could always stop if you don’t like it.

Lol

verb_to_trust wrote:

Bammer wrote:What’s worse than an athlete turning their initials into a logo and then wearing it as jewelry, on a hat, etc?

Another athlete wearing that gear, like with shoes. NBA guys wearing an active player like Kyrie or kds signature shoes would be a hard no for me.

Talk about being pwnd

spike wrote:Give it a shot. You could always stop if you don’t like it.

Sounds easy enough. I'm all in!

Is it really necessary for baseball teams to put on new uniforms before the second game of a doubleheader?

Sometimes I wish Bammer is shtick

give me the long pants over short pants any day

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Sometimes I wish Bammer is shtick

Dafuq u talkin bout

I watched the world athletics championships yesterday and was thinking that there is still some justice in this world because they use metric system, but that it must be really confusing for you Americans.

contamination wrote:I watched the world athletics championships yesterday and was thinking that there is still some justice in this world because they use metric system, but that it must be really confusing for you Americans.

Not really. We are used to global sports using the metric system.

a lot of the moutaineering docs i've watched lately have used the metric system, and i've had to use google to convert meters to feet.

Bammer wrote:Is it really necessary for baseball teams to put on new uniforms before the second game of a doubleheader?

I think so, they get dirty and sweaty - maybe their shirts get a little ripped from a play at the plate?
Hockey players swap jerseys in between periods.

Coach wrote:

Bammer wrote:Is it really necessary for baseball teams to put on new uniforms before the second game of a doubleheader?

I think so, they get dirty and sweaty - maybe their shirts get a little ripped from a play at the plate?
Hockey players swap jerseys in between periods.

Wrong.

It’s stupid and by your logic they should also change before heading into extra innings.

If it's 90+ degrees out and you sweat through your uniform in Game 1, then the uni is now heavier, so I can understand why you'd want the option to put on a new, dry shirt. I would also want to change my underwear and jock strap.

who wants to sit through a double header anyway? like 1 baseball game isn't long enough..ugh

Great call, Bammer.

what sport brings about the most perspiration?

dad wrote:what sport brings about the most perspiration?

Extra innings in baseball.