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Just that. Whether the heart attack or fall killed him, or if he suffered the heart attack afterwards will take an autopsy to decide.

Great play from Eric Bruntlett to win the game. Phils salvage the series with a 5-4 victory.

I missed Appier. I gave the nod to Zito thanks to three All-Star appearances. NHL now is covered through hockey-reference.com, so it's a possibility. Or just take a different angle at the MLB draft, perhaps best player at each round.

I got a 22 on the Walk score. Not much convenient, but I scored big points for having a library 0.05 miles from my house.

Immediately upon joining the Phillies. Last year he surrendered 15 hits in 36.3 innings. He can't sustain that, but if his control holds up he's quite a pitcher. What an astute waiver claim.

The Dodgers are decent in almost every offensive category except runs scored. I think it's mostly situational hitting, and that will solve itself. The team is 7-10, hardly a dramatic plunge.

Dear god. If your scouts tell you his swing is gone, that's one thing. But this? Riccardi is an idiot.

I do think the Blue Jays made this move prematurely. Whoever picks up Thomas will make the Jays look foolish by June. Anyone else checking out the Mets/Phillies national broadcast tonight?

Is it possible that Thomas simply asked for his release?

I'd say Kei Igawa V. 2.0 is next in line. Alan Horne would be a candidate, but he's on the minor league DL. Jimmy Rollins and Chris Snelling hit the DL in Philadelphia. Rollins stuck around for a week and a half as a pinch-hitter. The Phils really should have faced reality and DL'ed him much earlier. Snelling was born on the DL, I'm stunned he lasted this long. IF Brad Harman and OF T.J. Bohn take their places.

For the record, the original song that played for Richards and the Meanie during Foley's send off was "New York, New York." The Rockettes imitation makes much more sense in that context.

The Phillies once won the second game of a double header at 3:55am Eastern. At home.

It wasn't on TV so it doesn't count, but they had a match at an MSG house show in late 2002 when Brock was WWE Champion and Triple H was World Champion. I remember the most random stuff... Almost. Lesnar/HHH was advertised for the show, but for some reason HHH pulled out and it turned into Lesnar against Team Angle in a gauntlet match. As I recall, the MSG crowd did not react positively to the change in card.

I've certainly made a few points about this. It's one thing for Yankees/Red Sox games, but playoff games involving those teams are way too long as well. If a nine inning game lasts longer than 3 1/2 hours, someone on the field spent time jerking off somewhere.

Meanwhile, I've won 12 of my last 14 games. I've opened up a seven game lead on the division. Still 69 games left though, lots of time in the season.

It all comes down to this vote. Have at it kids.

Presuming both games started at 7.05 EDT, the White Sox and O's are in the top of the 8th, with the Red Sox and Yankees in the top of the 5th. ARE YOUSE TRYIN MAKE THIS PERSONAL WITH ME? How is it even possible for a game to go that slowly?

A Mets' fan died at Shea Stadium yesterday falling from an escalator. Isn't a bit early in the season for suicide? At least give them til June.

Michael Bourn's playing hurt and he still stole second. On a pitchout.

1981 seems like a really fun month for WWE. They had Backlund defending against Valentine, Stan Hansen, Don Muraco, among others. Sgt. Slaughter vs. Pat Patterson. Tony Garea and Rick Martel as a team. There's just lots of good stuff going on.

This show is just the title rematch. The controversial title change match is the previous month.

Backlund/Valentine?

WWE really needs to give up on this Latino Legends month stuff. They've had about five latino wrestlers of merit in their history. Two of them were from Texas and one from San Diego.

Judgment Day '04 is really a one match show.

http://www.sunflowerbroadband.com/cable/on...ng/?network=wwe New schedule is up. I'll let you guys discover the good stuff for yourselves.