J-Biz: Good lead-in, but I think the "bartender" was ginning at Andie MacDowell. That job helped put him through Punxsutawney University Medical School, later becoming chief pathologist at Cook County Hospital in Chicago where he was completely outta' the Loop ("Say, whatever happened to that thing with your wife?").
Someone's gonna' have to buy my vote on this one. Sayers, Mantle, Ruth, who can choose? Josh Gibson, Ty Cobb, Sugar Ray Robinson, Emil Zatopek, young Ali, Patty Berg, Three Finger Brown, Jim Thorpe and on and on and on. One rule: no homer picks. The best of Fannation, MF.
I think that was the easiest TD vote I've ever made: Yes, Marlins' Fan.
No innocent likes to be suspected. While I, most fans and Skip Bayless don't strongly-suspect Jeter, MF summed it up with these few words: "NOBODY is beyond reproach," nobody. Derek and his brethren must learn to accept this reality, without fear and animosity.
Players can thank themselves and their union lawyers who helped protect the users / cheaters for 20 years by dragging their feet on testing. And the MLBPA better get behind the mid-season blood-drawn proposal that was discussed months back. It's a no-brainer now.
I vote the majority, nay. But hold another Throwdown in 20 years and this vote-result could be reversed in favor of Barry and the yeas would have it. All those youngsters who grew up cheering for Barry and framed his rookie card will be the writers casting vote.
Ruth wont need a reliever (those guys could pitch 20 innings, drink till 5 am, sleep standing up and pitch the next day). But better have hot dogs and cold brewskies for the 7th inning stretch. If you must have a reliever, gotta be the Goose (Gossage).
Ruth pitches and bats, forget relief, Rickey and Curtis cover the outfield, Yogi behind the plate, Derek and Lazzeri infield, Lou at 1st, Mickey and Joe D. off the bench and Stengel handles the press.
No innocent likes to be suspected. While I, most fans and Skip Bayless don't strongly-suspect Jeter, MF summed it up with these few words: "NOBODY is beyond reproach," nobody. Derek and his brethren must learn to accept this reality, without fear and animosity.
Players can thank themselves and their union lawyers who helped protect the users / cheaters for 20 years by dragging their feet on testing. And the MLBPA better get behind the mid-season blood-drawn proposal that was discussed months back. It's a no-brainer now.