4/12 A-Holes In The Infield.....

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Going into tonight the Red Sox led the majors in unearned runs with 15. The Red Sox will be padding that lead tonight.
 

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I'm simply saying that there's a helluva lot more issues in play than Cora, so firing him might not make much of a difference, if any at all.
None of us here have a clue how much emphasis he places on fundamentals or defense; so ascribing this wretched stretch of games to him is a reach.
Agree there are more problems

Also agree we don’t know how much emphasis he puts on fundamentals

To me, the results are not up to par and he’s the leader on the field so needs to go given the sub par results over a long period of time
 

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Mrs. RR is having a not-great evening, so we decided to rewatch Firefly. Jumping over to the game/thread, I see this is a wise decision.
Funny. I almost watched Firefly. Decided on Agents of Shield. Got this abomination on my tablet on the coffee table.
 

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On I Love Lucy, Lucy, Fred, and Ethel went to a MFY-Indians game in the 50s. There she ran into then Indians co-owner Bob Hope and caused him to get hit in the head with a baseball.
Oh, I don't remember that one. Where was Ricky? Contract dispute?
 

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Oh, I don't remember that one. Where was Ricky? Contract dispute?
He was at the club, but shows up after the game and meets Bob Hope in the Indians locker room where Lucy pops in disguised as an Indians pitcher (complete with a Bobby V-esque fake mustache). Ricky recognizes her, clues Bob in, and they offer her a chaw of tobacco, which she swallows. They all do a dance routine dressed as umpires back in the club in the final scene. It ends with Hope doing one of his "fourth wall breaks" when, after being kissed by Lucy, he stares into the camera and says, "Hey, I may never go back to NBC."
 

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It is the Achilles of science fiction - a short life, but everlasting glory. The pilot is a masterpiece of cut reaction shots.
There's two or three episodes that are some of the best episodes of science fiction television. Not quite best of Twilight Zone level, but close.
 

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He was at the club, meets Bob Hope in the Indians locker room where Lucy pops in disguised as an Indians pitcher (complete with a Bobby V-esque fake mustache). Ricky recognizes her, clues Bob in, and they offer her a chaw of tobacco, which she swallows. They all do a dance routine dressed as umpires back in the club in the final scene. It ends with Hope doing one of his "fourth wall breaks" when, after being kissed by Lucy, he stares into the camera and says, "Hey, I may never go back to NBC."
I feel like I've seen most of them. I'm surprised I haven't seen that one. (Funny how times have changed. That plot would never fly today.)
 

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The Boomer photo reminded me that I lost my autographed 8x10 photo of Jimmy Piersall. He signed one for you if you bought a jar of pickles at the Stop and Save in Waterbury.