Uno-That no hitter that happened last night was the straw that broke the camels back. Unreal. This guy has a 9.13 ERA and the White Sox couldn’t get one God damn hit on him. (You can’t say God damn in the blog.) Who gives a shit no one is reading anyway?
Due-It was so pretty watching the Heat own the Celtics once again. I hope they can put them away in Boston, but hey, one can dream.
Tre-Read a story on Deadspin today about Shin Soo Choo getting a DUI. Although DUIs are not funny, this made me feel better because in case you didn’t know, he is an outfielder on the Indians. That same Indians team that wasn’t supposed to do shit that is first place in the central right now.
Quattro-Joe Cowley makes me laugh. Here are a couple of tweets from him last night during the no shit no hit last night…
cst_Cowley cst_CowleyYes I remember last year a twitter war with Oney kept me in good spirits about the team. They have to turn this thing around.
Fight in the Twins dugout!!!
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The Twins starting pitchers are fighting each other for the right to get the start against the Sox tomorrow.
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Weaver I get, Verlander, C.C., OK. But to have the pitcher formally known as Liriano treat u like J Foster in the Accused, hard to swallow.
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Can't wait to read Phillip's column on how John Ely could have broke up Liriano's no-hitter if the Sox wouldn't have moved him.
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I want to thank the greatest sports editor around in C. DeLuca for promoting off this Godforsaken beat before it hit the ice berg.
Cinque-This feeling of emptiness with the Sox is killing me. If we were going to get no hit, why oh why against the Twins?
Sei-Back to the Heat game, which is happier. Lebron scored 35 points. The so called big three scored 36 together. Choke on that chowderheads.
Sette-And Derrick Rose won the MVP, which apparently Bull fans are so proud of, and once again Leborn is a bitch. Let me share Ira’s column in the Sentinel a little piece to put you all in perspective:
James, who had won the award the past two seasons, this time not only finished third to winner Derrick Rose and runner-up Dwight Howard, but actually was omitted from nine of the five-player ballots submitted by the 121 voters. His answer was a 35-point, seven-rebound performance that included a key third-quarter scoring burst fueled by a pair of 3-pointers and a particularly aggressive stance in the fourth quarter. He scored 24 of his points in the second half.And most likely a longer run in the playoffs if the Heat keep getting it done.
Then there was Wade, who placed seventh in the MVP vote, left off of 111 ballots. He closed with 28 points and eight rebounds, providing life when needed most in the first half.
And, yes, they knew about the balloting -- and snubs.
"We just had this conversation in the locker room," Wade said as the two settled in for postgame interviews. "But at the end of the day, we don't really play this game for individual rewards."
The two then shared a smile before Wade continued.
"Our body of work," he said, "speaks for ourselves."
Pinsiero finale-Thought I would share with you a horrible story I found out about. It was about a vendor at PNC Park suffering a heart attack. A 17 year old approached the car and you can read what happens next.
Humanity is embarrassing at times. Continue your quest to rise above to greatness as I will too.
Take care.
M
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