On the night he came home, the Boston Red Sox wish he hadn't.
Of course, they probably wish the kid on the mound had stayed back in Oakland, too.
Nomar Garciaparra's homecoming proved successful as he started a four-run fourth with an RBI-single, and Brett Anderson spun the A's first complete-game since last July 8 in the A's 6-0 win over the Red Sox.
No one had gone the distance without allowing a run against the Red Sox on their home turf this season, and no Athletic had turned the trick since Bobby Witt on July 3, 1994.
That all changed tonight as Anderson breezed through the Bostonians, owners of the best record in the American League. He retired the side in order in every inning but two, and in those frames that the Red Sox dared to put runners on base, the left-hander left them stranded. With two men on and one out in the second, he got Rocco Baldelli to ground out into an inning-ending 4-6-3 double play. In the seventh, following new "A" Scott Hairston's error, he induced fly ball outs off the bats of Jason Varitek and Baldelli to keep the Sox silent in the run column.
Meanwhile the A's were rather loud with the bats, punching out 15 hits, a day after collecting eleven in Cleveland. Adam Kennedy and Mark Ellis led the knock-parade with three hits apiece. Ten of the A's hits came off of starting pitcher John Smoltz, who took the loss.
It was an inauspicious start for the A's who had three hitters reach base in the first, but none of them found their way back home. Which brings us to Nomar, who received a standing ovation from the Fenway Faithful before his first at-bat in Boston since the '04 season. His single in the fourth scored Jason Giambi following the latter's lead-off double. Two outs later, Ellis doubled home Kurt Suzuki (who had reached base on a bunt single Nomar) and Garciaparra, and the Unicorn scooted to the plate on Kennedy's base hit.
The A's leadoff hitter stroked another RBI-single in the sixth to plate Hairston, who barely had enough time to meet his new teammates when he was put into the game to pinch-run for Jack Cust.
Orlando Cabrera finished off the scoring with a ninth-inning homerun, just as he did in yesterday's ball game.
Anderson took over from there, retiring the last six batters he faced, two on strikeouts, as he did Gio Gonzalez one better with a career-high nine strikeouts on the night.
A near-perfect evening for the A's, and it could not have happened in a better place.
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GREAT FUCKING GAME! (end of subject)
Carter27 - July 6, 2009
Didn't you quit the A's for the rest of the season yesterday?
Don’t worry — I do that a lot myself!
Nico - July 6, 2009
no I wasn't on yesterday. maybe the day before lol.
Carter27 - July 6, 2009
COMPLETE F-ING GAME!
Congrats Brett!
lynnzgal - July 6, 2009
This was the first LHP shutout at Fenway since Scott Karl did it in 1986
I mention that mostly to have an excuse for mentioning Scott Karl.
Nico - July 6, 2009
Wow.
Good ol’ Scott.
67MARQUEZ - July 6, 2009
GreenNGoldSooner - July 6, 2009
1996
Nick - July 6, 2009
I can't be bothered with silly details.
The important thing is: SCOTT KARL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nico - July 6, 2009
Alright SCOTTTYY!!!!!
Nick - July 6, 2009
That's the spirit
I’ll bet you anything he was “Snotty of the day” that day.
Nico - July 6, 2009
[Quickly checks Scott Garrelts' and Scott Fletcher's 1996 game logs]
Nick - July 6, 2009
{Quickly throws up in mouth a little}
Nico - July 6, 2009
and the first rookie shutout in Fenway since 1988.
Abbott, me thinks?
Blicks - July 6, 2009
Congrat's Brett on the best pitched game I have seen this year by any one
not named Lincecum.
adragon - July 6, 2009
or Greinke
The Most Interesting mAN - July 6, 2009
I have not seen Greinke pitch this year
but I saw him twice last year
adragon - July 6, 2009
most entertaining pitcher to watch this year, imo
The Most Interesting mAN - July 6, 2009
watching Joba 'second coming' Chamberlain getting blown up is quite entertaining too
Sigh, I think the A’s have sucked the joy out of me.
I can now only take pleasure in others’ misery.
bobnothing - July 6, 2009
Or any A's opponent
Nico - July 6, 2009
Even during a miserable season like this one,
sometimes you get a night like tonight. Thanks, Brett.
walk off bunt - July 6, 2009
Actually I think watching our young starters this season has been quite enjoyable
overall.
Sure there have been some rough patches, but the talent level is encouraging.
kaweahkaweah - July 6, 2009
I take it the only reason Hairston didn't start is because
Geren wanted to start Nomar in his first trip back to BOS?
What a manager!
The Most Interesting mAN - July 6, 2009
he only arrived 40m before the game was due to start
bobnothing - July 6, 2009
and it showed in the defense.
I blame that error in the outfield on the fact that Hairston never got to practice on the field and hadn’t worked with Sweeney before even in practice.
iglew - July 6, 2009
I agree -- he gets a mulligan on that one
Nico - July 6, 2009
Question for Leopold Bloom:
Where is the Buck Mulligan?
iglew - July 6, 2009
Stately, plump
richwol1 - July 6, 2009
I really did used to have a friend who called me kinch.
Leopold Bloom - July 6, 2009
That's not what I blame it on...
Nick - July 6, 2009
I blame it on the boogie
bobnothing - July 6, 2009
I blame it on Rio!
GreenNGoldSooner - July 6, 2009
Ronzalez?
Nico - July 6, 2009
Announcers were sayin' he's never played at Fenway before (being a former NL-er)
BERRYJO - July 6, 2009
He showed up late
adragon - July 6, 2009
oh ok
Fire Geren now!
The Most Interesting mAN - July 6, 2009
I have never seen an ovation like nomar got
Carter27 - July 6, 2009
I wish I had seen it.
67MARQUEZ - July 6, 2009
For those who missed it
You can catch part of the ovation in the ESPN video recap
SwisherThresher - July 6, 2009
Thanks!
67MARQUEZ - July 6, 2009
go to youtube and search for nomar standing ovation...can't provide a link but the video is there...
everytime you think its gonna stop, it regains momentum
stm72 - July 7, 2009
my friend was at the game
he said it was one of the greatest baseball moments hes ever witnessed
SamYam - July 6, 2009
I wish that our fans would be more vocal when our players return.
Or when a player like Rickey Henderson makes a return trip to Oakland to be honored like last week.. I am always surprised that there isn’t more cheering.
IM4Oakgal - July 6, 2009
Outstanding game in a season full of heartache.
We’ve had a lot of conversation about what keeps us A’s fans when the going has been rough. THIS is the reason I’m an A’s faithful. Every now and then we have a game that allows us to be happy and proud to claim the Green and Gold. I can appreciate talent no matter which team holds it – but it is oh so much fun when the talent is showcased in an A’s uni!!
BERRYJO - July 6, 2009
A-Men!
lynnzgal - July 6, 2009
Joey C. - July 6, 2009
your 3006 A's? o_O
fruitattack - July 6, 2009
Just looked it up: Bobby Witt's shut-out at Fenway
was his 3rd consecutive shut-out that season.
Imagine if that guy had been able to throw strikes. After the 3rd shutout, his season ERA was 4.69.
Nick - July 6, 2009
An OU Sooner, too!
GreenNGoldSooner - July 6, 2009
Yikes.
67MARQUEZ - July 6, 2009
The first game was a 14 K, 0B 1-hitter against the Royals
Greg Gagne pushed a bunt single with 1 out in the 6th and the A’s up 3-0. Bet that went over really well with LaRussa.
Nick - July 6, 2009
Apparently Gagne should have been called out at first, too.
GreenNGoldSooner - July 6, 2009
And crowned "the real Gags" on the spot.
Nico - July 6, 2009
I remember that game.
67MARQUEZ - July 6, 2009
I was there
I didn’t realize the stupid umpire cost Witt the perfect game until afterward. Let’s say it was a really, really bad call and leave it at that.
bear88 - July 6, 2009
I saw a near-perfecto
This one was against the A’s, but Ken Phelps homered with two outs in the 9th. I had mixed emotions about that.
67MARQUEZ - July 6, 2009
I was at that game
It was fun.
Athletics fan and runner - July 6, 2009
I remember that game.
When it gets that close… it’s heartbreak for the pitcher. The A’s still lost, so the HR was not necessary. :)
louismg - July 6, 2009
I went to the back to back attempted perfect games by Zito/Harden against the Rangers
I think it was back in 2005. Zito took the perfect game into the 8th and ended up with a shutout on I think 2 hits. Harden took the perfect game into the 8th the next day and gave up a solo HR to Soriano. I think he ended the game as a 1-hitter.
Man, it was awesome to see those games.
cityplANner - July 7, 2009
Oh yes
I was at that game and right in line with first base. The runner should have been called out too. The crowd went nuts. Booing for a couple minutes after the inning was over. Great game though. One of the best I have seen. Gagne was not well liked in oakland after that hahaha
ChickenStanley - July 6, 2009
Fun Fact of the Day
Hairston has already touched home more times for your 2009 Oakland A’s than Eric Chavez.
The Most Interesting mAN - July 6, 2009
He's also made as many errors as Kurt Suzuki!
Nico - July 6, 2009
what a productive debut
The Most Interesting mAN - July 6, 2009
I Love Happy Hairston!
FurVault - July 6, 2009
Guyer Ferrin!
ORthey - July 6, 2009
Maybe the PTBNL?
adragon - July 6, 2009
I thought it was Harry Chiti (Kansas City A's)
but it wasn’t…. a player was traded for a PTBNL, and then returned to the original club to complete the trade!
One won lost won - July 6, 2009
The host of Diners, Drive ins and Dives? heehee
ChickenStanley - July 6, 2009
that was Chic
ak_A - July 7, 2009
sox postgame show
just showed clips of Anderson K’ing multiple sox with “the kid is hot tonight” playing in the background. gotta give them credit, that’s pretty classy.
Smoltz is just now “tipping my cap” to Anderson. I thought it was just the A’s who tip their caps.
eastcoasta'sfan - July 6, 2009
I liked how nomar reacted in the post game interview, giving credit to anderson. He seemed like he had more character than any player I have seen interviewed this year.
Carter27 - July 6, 2009
He may be washed up,
and he may be fidgety. But Nomar is a classy guy.
iglew - July 6, 2009
yeah it's nice to see
Carter27 - July 6, 2009
That was almost a Monty Python routine.
“Please excuse my wife. She may be dull, homely, full of spite, useless, bitter, extremely irritating and well past her prime, but on the other hand… … … no, sorry, can’t think of anything.”
Nico - July 6, 2009
That's how I feel about the song "My Funny Valentine"
It amazes me that people find it romantic. To me, it’s horribly insulting. Basically, “You’re ugly, fat, and stupid, so consider yourself lucky that I still love you.”
iglew - July 6, 2009
That's a whole genre of songs there!
e.g. Love the One You’re With
See also the you’re-ok-but-I-like-my-freedom-too-much genre, e.g. Free Bird
GreenNGoldSooner - July 6, 2009
True, but some are in earnest,
some are humorous, some are subtle and tragic. Valentine is just nasty. (IMO, of course.)
iglew - July 6, 2009
Yeah but it's still great....
…when Chet Baker sings it!
GreenNGoldSooner - July 6, 2009
Somebody Else's Funny Valentine
The lyric was written by Lorenz Hart who was a gay, bald, cigar-smoking midget. So I prefer to think of it as him waking up with a dim, lumpy rent boy and feeling tender about it instead of cynical.
DavidS - July 6, 2009
Whose funny valentine?
somebodyelse - July 6, 2009
I knew Hart was gay and troubled.
I didn’t know he was a midget.
iglew - July 7, 2009
He wasn't...
He was short, but so what. His main problem was that he was gay in an era when that was really problematic, and he had a terrible drinking problem, which is why Richard Rodgers was no longer able to work with him. After Rodgers moved on to Hammerstein and wrote “Oklahoma!” he reunited with Hart to work on a revival of “Connecticut Yankee.” Shortly after that show opened, Hart died of pneumonia at the age of 48.
richwol1 - July 7, 2009
Aww
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/07/06/SPO618JUOM.DTL
day-to-day - July 6, 2009
Link fail
http://tinyurl.com/nmpj8w
day-to-day - July 6, 2009
Nomar is a class act.
iglew - July 7, 2009
buck be gone
Carter27 - July 6, 2009
Is that a statement of fact or a prediction?
GreenNGoldSooner - July 6, 2009
....or perhaps an imperative?
GreenNGoldSooner - July 6, 2009
...or a AAAA Player Repellant product?
GreenNGoldSooner - July 6, 2009
You know, I still like Ryan Sweeney.
Rated-R Superstar - July 6, 2009
Me, too.....granted I would not call myself knowledgable about baseball strategy, etc.
Just an average garden variety fan. I don’t understand what it is ppl don’t like about Ryan. I see him as another young player that needs seasoning.
BERRYJO - July 6, 2009
They just want him to hit for power.
Rated-R Superstar - July 6, 2009
Or have even a decent OBP
Nick - July 6, 2009
What is considered a decent OBP?
BERRYJO - July 10, 2009
Brett Anderson = 100 pimp
That is all.
Tyler Bleszinski - July 6, 2009
Unlike me
Because I meant to write 100 PERCENT pimp.
Tyler Bleszinski - July 6, 2009
First one boosts his trade value more.
Nico - July 6, 2009
FAIL
my_cat_max - July 6, 2009
you must be a noob
Don’t you know about the ‘edit post’ feature?
MobiusKlein - July 6, 2009
I is using it all th time
very handy.
somebodyelse - July 6, 2009
100 PROOF Pimp
Top 3 Gamescore in the AL this season.
louismg - July 6, 2009
you still the pimp daddy
daddy
my_cat_max - July 6, 2009
Baseball Tonight on Anderson
More than I expected, but less than he warranted.
They said he was “filthy” and showed some strikeouts. Forgot to mention the complete-game shut-out.
iglew - July 6, 2009
win some lose some
adragon - July 6, 2009
Unholy Heifer
Phillies beat the Reds 22-1
SwisherThresher - July 6, 2009
It was still close in the middle of the 1st, though
Nico - July 6, 2009
And we stuck around until the end of the game
The Reds got runners at 2nd and 3rd with no outs – I was afraid the Phillies weren’t up to the task.
doctorK - July 6, 2009
The Phillies (22) scored more runs in that game than the A’s (21) have scored all month.
Rated-R Superstar - July 6, 2009
Oh, ha.
Didn’t Mulder like give up 11 in one inning when with the Cards?
Blicks - July 6, 2009
I don’t know.
Rated-R Superstar - July 6, 2009
Just wanted throw out
that tonight, in fantasy baseball, I benched Brett Anderson in favor of Johnny Cueto.
sprtsnwyn - July 6, 2009
someone
post the lookout landing pic please
chipper1001 - July 6, 2009
That's pretty dramatic, though -- worth noting
Cueto gave up 9 ER in 0.2 IP while Anderson tossed a 2-hit shutout.
Nico - July 6, 2009
Haha - Just got back to my hotel from tonight's Phillies - Reds game
doctorK - July 6, 2009
nice
did you make it thru the entire game?
chipper1001 - July 6, 2009
Absolutely
Only quitters leave during a game.
doctorK - July 6, 2009
Kind of gruesome
But my Dad always tells me that if he dies during a game to wait until it’s over before alerting anyone.
67MARQUEZ - July 6, 2009
That’s interesting.
Rated-R Superstar - July 6, 2009
And yet,
how else would you want to die?
lynnzgal - July 6, 2009
exactly
I agree with the premise that if would be ideal if you’re active enough to know that a game is on, and not totally inert hooked up to a bunch of machinery.
One won lost won - July 6, 2009
that is hilarious
he sounds like a gem
jlanning17 - July 7, 2009
No one rubs himself about your fantasy team
Nick - July 6, 2009
The Top 2 Phrases To Begin A Boring Conversation...
“I had this dream last night…” and “I hate/love so-and-so, he’s on my fantasy team…”
FurVault - July 6, 2009
wow...
that’s a swing of monumental proportions…
harenshair - July 6, 2009
I usually favor the LL picture, but in this case
I have to say, that’s pretty epic.
iglew - July 7, 2009
I care
that sucks, EPIC FANTASY FAIL!
I had Utley, Victorino, and Rollins playing today FTW!
micdog2001 - July 7, 2009
King Brett!
Posted this on the old thread, but someone requested this photoshop:
Technotofu - July 6, 2009
That’s awesome.
Rated-R Superstar - July 6, 2009
It looks like he's about to break out in song
Nick - July 6, 2009
"If I were King of the For-e-e-e-e-est"
iglew - July 7, 2009
LOL
Nick - July 7, 2009
that's it
ak_A - July 7, 2009
LOL
walkoff baltimore chop - July 7, 2009
I did and I love you.
Awesome! Thanks!
Blicks - July 6, 2009
Most welcome.
I’m just happy to be here.
Technotofu - July 6, 2009
I like the editing job, but that's a horrible looking photo of the guy...
Pucking Insane - July 6, 2009
WIN
walkoff baltimore chop - July 6, 2009
You should at least give him some hair back...
Rec’d nontheless.
+222222222222222222
ElQuesoCapitan - July 6, 2009
The Baby Face Butcher!
mrod - July 7, 2009
Giggitty.
somebodyelse - July 6, 2009
Best performance by an A's lefty in Fenway since (oh God, I can't believe I'm thinking this)
Ted Lilly.
Nick - July 6, 2009
Ted “All-Star” Lilly?
Rated-R Superstar - July 6, 2009
My man crush on Lilly
still very much alive.
somebodyelse - July 6, 2009
was lilly hated on AN?
i remember being very disappointed when he left. i thought he pitched pretty well for us?
jlanning17 - July 7, 2009
No, I don't think anyone hated Lilly
but none of us have particularly good memories of the game I was referring to.
Nick - July 7, 2009
sweet to see an A's pitcher pitch a complete shutout
but to have it happen in Fenway to the Sux – priceless
OaklandSi - July 6, 2009
In-deed!
lynnzgal - July 6, 2009
+ a million
gigglingone - July 6, 2009
I watched through the fourth inning...
then left to take my son to karate. At least I got to see the ovation and more importantly, us scoring all the runs we would need.
On the other hand, I did text a friend of mine who’s a from Boston and a big fan of the Sawx while watching my kid spar. That was really fun.
alox - July 6, 2009
MASTERFUL GAME, GUYS.
WISH I COULDA BEEN HERE FOR THE GAME THREAD.
MUST HAVE BEEN MARVELOUS.
And credit due to iglew who posted the fireworks. Thanks bro.
ElQuesoCapitan - July 6, 2009
We've got your back, Cap'n.
iglew - July 7, 2009
I missed the game
But all I can say is FUCK YEAH NEO.
walkoff baltimore chop - July 6, 2009
There is no spoon
or runs, for that matter.
cityplANner - July 7, 2009
FUCK YEAH!
LET’S DO IT AGAIN TOMORROW!
Or whatever. A win would make me happy.
lynnzgal - July 6, 2009
While we're wishing,
A sweep would cause orgasms all over AN
somebodyelse - July 6, 2009
I love the lineup
Its so nice not to see Crosby and Hannahan in there. I think those two are competing for the two lowest batting averages in the American League
DownByTheBay - July 6, 2009
don't forget giambi
chipper1001 - July 6, 2009
Giambi has the lowest BA among those with enough PA to qualify.
Neither Crosby nor Hannahan qualify. Hannahan is just below Giambi, at .193. Crosby is just above, at .204.
iglew - July 7, 2009
"It was a complete game in this ballpark against that team," Oakland manager Bob Geren said.
Thanks for that stunning recap, Bob.
Elvez - July 6, 2009
Haha, seriously?
I’d say that is almost QOTM, manager edition worthy.
walkoff baltimore chop - July 6, 2009
Brilliant words from Bob the man himself.
A+
ElQuesoCapitan - July 6, 2009
Loink: here
Elvez - July 6, 2009
LOL win.
walkoff baltimore chop - July 6, 2009
This looks like the team
We all expected and hoped for going into the season. Great game. Maybe the start of another trip into….Mazzaro World?
FrankCohen - July 6, 2009
Andersonville!
ElQuesoCapitan - July 6, 2009
that's a grey area
ak_A - July 7, 2009
Harristown
robbo650 - July 6, 2009
Eveland City :(
harenshair - July 6, 2009
Nice win, bitches!
baseballgirl - July 6, 2009
Finally!
Pitching and run support in the same game, on the same team!
Yay, now I remember what that’s like :)
streetfan - July 6, 2009
Yes!
What a fun game to watch!
day-to-day - July 6, 2009
Awesome Geren-ness
About Buck:
I wonder what one of those factors is Bob? Could it be you inexplicably benching him ALL THE TIME?
Helloooo 1st - July 6, 2009
Bob should have a talk with that guy who writes the lineup...
This seems important!
Elvez - July 6, 2009
I just imagined
Geren having a conversation with Geren. My head almost exploded.
day-to-day - July 6, 2009
LOL
You could always, you know, leave him in the fucking lineup?
travdog6 - July 6, 2009
Almost Yogi-ism
Except Yogi Berra is, you know, funny!
streetfan - July 6, 2009
He'll be like "Oh, oops"
ElQuesoCapitan - July 6, 2009
Bob Geren: "Umm, umm, umm umm umm whaaaa?"
Blicks - July 7, 2009
Watched the replays on Nomar's hit
Does anyone else think that Youkilis “slipped” in getting to the ball? It looked like he tripped on air, IMO. I just have to wonder if the thought was “well, it’s the A’s… we can spot them one for Nomar, right?”
cuppingmaster - July 6, 2009
Yeah, that looked half-assed.
Even for a Red Sock.
Elvez - July 6, 2009
Chavez did the same thing for Miggy
but there was no question about it at the time. I thought Fosse was going to drop his mic and leave the booth.
somebodyelse - July 6, 2009
"even for a red sock"
the red sox are a great team, unfortunately. I don’t like using the word “hate”, but I FUCKING HATE THE RED SOX more every season.
somebodyelse - July 7, 2009
It may have looked that way, but I think what happened was that
Youkilis was going to dive for it and then realized it wasn’t gettable so he gave up on diving.
Nico - July 7, 2009
+1
He’s a gold glove 1B man after all. Definitely not as deft at diving to his left.
Technotofu - July 7, 2009
We have left Mazzaroworld
and entered harristown
robbo650 - July 6, 2009
No! I want Mazarro World as well.
It can be Mazarro World AND Harristown. BOTH!
Blicks - July 7, 2009
Eve Land
richwol1 - July 7, 2009
Maybe I'm slightly messed up in the head BUT
For those of you running Google chrome (and if you use windows, how could you not?), and have five (or more) tabs open, what does the title of the thread look like to you upon taking a cursory glance?
Oh, and, and as I missed the contest, how was the slider looking for Anderson tonight? What was his “outpitch”? Was he able to constantly hit 95 and 96 as he was (supposedly) in his last start?
Pucking Insane - July 6, 2009
his slider was wicked tonite
fastball was hitting 96 and 97 consistently
chipper1001 - July 6, 2009
i would his fastball/curve
where his out pitches about equally
robbo650 - July 6, 2009
He hit 97
richwol1 - July 6, 2009
Chrome is quick but not powerful,
Please to enlighten us with your observation.
somebodyelse - July 7, 2009
Games like this are so cheering.
Even when you know that the A’s are going nowhere this season …it feels good to see the team stick it to Boston.
IM4Oakgal - July 6, 2009
Next up, I want to see Papelboner blow a save.
Since K-Fraud is out of the AL, he’s my new favorite target.
Blicks - July 7, 2009
you need Buck for that! what a win that was a while back
closetasfan - July 7, 2009
Buck .... ;-(
We have Unicorn though. Unicorn and comeback wins are our friend.
Blicks - July 7, 2009
SportsCenter
gave about four times as much coverage to Jeter wrongly being called out on a steal attempt than they did to the fact that a visiting rookie pitched a two-hitter at Fenway. They even had John Kruk ranting about Jeter. Umps make bad calls?!? And managers sometimes get ejected for arguing them?!? Who knew!
I know, I know… I shouldn’t be surprised, and I’m not really. I just felt like ranting.
day-to-day - July 6, 2009
Kruk was positively rabid.
He said Jeter showed remarkable restraint in not getting himself ejected.
iglew - July 7, 2009
The only highlight of Brett Anderson was the final out.
Rated-R Superstar - July 7, 2009
Brett was good today...
it bodes well for the future. Add Doolittle and Carter and Weeks to this pitching next year, who knows… we may be pretty good.
FoolshGame22 - July 7, 2009
It's not just the A's.
The reason Pedroia was a late scratch from the lineup: His wife is due to have a baby.
iglew - July 7, 2009
cut it out with your facts and practical reasonings
somebodyelse - July 7, 2009
Great game!
And hey, mobile commenting is now enabled! Assuming this works…
oblique - July 7, 2009 via mobile
Yes it does work!
Now if only I could stream on AtBat AND post to AN on the move.
I’m really going to need that 2000 mAh battery…lol
cuppingmaster - July 7, 2009 via mobile
God I hope it works.
mikev - July 7, 2009
oh lord
Any shred of productivity I had left is now going to disappear.
pam5981 - July 7, 2009 via mobile
So, hopefully their next trick is to actually let you REMOVE blogs from your "my blogs" page.
mikev - July 7, 2009
That ovation for Nomar was nice
just got it on youtube from mlbdailydish. He seemed to have a hard time holding back his emotions
closetasfan - July 7, 2009
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