Red Mosquito

I'm grateful for that response, lenny.

washing machine wrote:I'm grateful for that response, lenny.

sure thing...the truth matters

Talking to ourselves about Albert Camus.

Baker declined to discuss Urquidy’s outing against the A’s in detail on Monday. The skipper lectured a reporter who asked about Urquidy’s inability to put hitters away for being “too negative.” Baker encouraged the reporter to study a French philosopher named Albert Camus, whom Baker called “the most negative philosopher around.”

In order to understand baseball one has to turn away from it on occasion.

This season is the lie through which we tell the truth.

The purpose of baseball fans is to keep the astro from destroying itself.

I opened myself to the gentle indifference of the baseball.

Rays Up baby.

"No nos dejes ganar esta noche. Este es un gran juego. Tienen que ganar porque si nosotros ganamos, tenemos a Luis [Garcia] regresando hoy, y luego [Framber] Valdez lanzará el Juego 6, y luego puedes tomar esas cosas del fraude y ponerlo en la cama. No dejes que los 'stros ganen este juego."

-Yuli Gurriel

Totes

Just noticed this is in San Diego. Why?

Bammer wrote:Just noticed this is in San Diego. Why?

they won the bid

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Bammer wrote:Just noticed this is in San Diego. Why?

they won the bid

Well isn’t that just fucking rich, considering California’s governor effectively cancelled the Pac-12 football season.

Cheaters though they were, the 2017 team looked like they had a lot more fun together than these guys I'm watching now.

Just not buying Tucker and Straw gelling with the rest of the clubhouse just yet.

Anecdotal, but from what I've observed, this rivalry series with Arlington this weekend lacks big emotion.

Maybe it's just pandemic fatigue?

That said, go stros

washing machine wrote:Cheaters though they were, the 2017 team looked like they had a lot more fun together than these guys I'm watching now.

Just not buying Tucker and Straw gelling with the rest of the clubhouse just yet.

Anecdotal, but from what I've observed, this rivalry series with Arlington this weekend lacks big emotion.

Maybe it's just pandemic fatigue?

It’s baseball.

A bunch of individuals doing individual things. That happen to all be on the field together at the same time wearing the same uniform.

Well they finally got JR Richard. RIP to a real one.

apparently the Astros have a psyche

collective, I--as most would--assume

washing machine wrote:Well they finally got JR Richard. RIP to a real one.

I have his card(s) maybe even his rookie one(s)