Re: MLB
Posted: Fri August 05, 2016 3:52 pm
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Simple Torture wrote:Shower thought today: we're only 11 years away from 2027. If the Yankees are atrociously bad in 2027--say they go 52-110--does the meaning of the phrase "Well, they're not the '27 Yankees" totally flip?
He makes me want to visit Rhode Island@SkitchP wrote:Simple Torture wrote:Shower thought today: we're only 11 years away from 2027. If the Yankees are atrociously bad in 2027--say they go 52-110--does the meaning of the phrase "Well, they're not the '27 Yankees" totally flip?
I love you simple torture.
Bammer wrote:It's cute that you guys think ANY of us will still be here, alive, on this planet in 2027 after Cthulhu is elected president later this year.
He was a huge fan of either Randy Johnson or Bernie Williams, can't remember for sure. Anyway, most people will probably remember RJ for his time with Arizona. He won a lot of cool shit there.verb_to_trust wrote:Why would Ichiro wear 51? Pick another number Mr tone deaf
The New York Yankees have announced that Alex Rodriguez will play his final game Friday then assume a position as a special adviser and instructor with the team.
Following Friday's game, Rodriguez will be unconditionally released by the Yankees from his player contract in order to sign a contract to serve as a special adviser and instructor with the Yankees through December 31, 2017.
Bammer wrote:Old hat for many of you, I'm sure, but tonight I will be at Safeco Field to see the M's retire #24.
I cannot wait. This is going to be a bucket list type of event for sure. Griffey's will be the first number retired in franchise history.
I predict in the next 5-10 years they also retire:
Edgar Martinez
Jay Buhner
Randy Johnson
Ichiro Suzuki
Ichiro wore Johnson's #51 but otherwise the other numbers haven't been reissued.
That is a great call actually@SkitchP wrote:Bammer wrote:Old hat for many of you, I'm sure, but tonight I will be at Safeco Field to see the M's retire #24.
I cannot wait. This is going to be a bucket list type of event for sure. Griffey's will be the first number retired in franchise history.
I predict in the next 5-10 years they also retire:
Edgar Martinez
Jay Buhner
Randy Johnson
Ichiro Suzuki
Ichiro wore Johnson's #51 but otherwise the other numbers haven't been reissued.
Retiring Buhner's number will be entirely dependent on if the team is good or not. If they dont need bullshit promotions to draw fans his number wont be retired.