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Zombies
How about that Justin Verlander???
June 13, 2007 at 02:18AM View BBCode
Throws a no no against the 1st place Brewers...Helluva performance by Mr Verlander...
DougB
June 13, 2007 at 07:16PM View BBCode
1st place Brewers is a bit much though... this team hasn't hit anything since May.
Closer
Throwing 102 into the 9th.
Go Tigers!
June 13, 2007 at 07:18PM View BBCode
Much more to come from the 24 yr old.Throwing 102 into the 9th.
Go Tigers!
Zombies
True, but Prince Fielder is hitting taters at a frantic pace...He is sitting on 23 for the season and it's only June 13th...Only A Rod has more dingers and no one else in MLB has more than 17...
June 13, 2007 at 07:36PM View BBCode
1st place Brewers is a bit much though... this team hasn't hit anything since May.
True, but Prince Fielder is hitting taters at a frantic pace...He is sitting on 23 for the season and it's only June 13th...Only A Rod has more dingers and no one else in MLB has more than 17...
Benne
June 13, 2007 at 10:48PM View BBCode
Prince Fielder also holds the NL record for most Twinkies eaten in a single inning. The previous record-holder? His dad.
DougB
well it's like they say... the apple pie doesn't fall far from the tree.
June 15, 2007 at 01:07PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Benne
Prince Fielder also holds the NL record for most Twinkies eaten in a single inning. The previous record-holder? His dad.
well it's like they say... the apple pie doesn't fall far from the tree.
ScooterPie
scooter
June 15, 2007 at 06:02PM View BBCode
Originally posted by DougBAh, Prince ain't nothin'. What Cecil did took real talent -- setting a record for a league he never even played in. Now, that's a ballplayer.
Originally posted by Benne
Prince Fielder also holds the NL record for most Twinkies eaten in a single inning. The previous record-holder? His dad.
well it's like they say... the apple pie doesn't fall far from the tree.
scooter
Benne
Yes, Cecil's Twinkie-eating prowess was too legendary for just one league...
June 15, 2007 at 07:47PM View BBCode
Originally posted by ScooterPie
Originally posted by DougBAh, Prince ain't nothin'. What Cecil did took real talent -- setting a record for a league he never even played in. Now, that's a ballplayer.
Originally posted by Benne
Prince Fielder also holds the NL record for most Twinkies eaten in a single inning. The previous record-holder? His dad.
well it's like they say... the apple pie doesn't fall far from the tree.
scooter
Yes, Cecil's Twinkie-eating prowess was too legendary for just one league...
scaffdog
sometimes he thought about the NL while eating twinkies, the rules committee decided that was good enough for them, thus the record. There used to be an asterisk but Cecil thought it was a starcrunch and ate it...
June 17, 2007 at 04:37PM View BBCode
Originally posted by ScooterPie
Originally posted by DougBAh, Prince ain't nothin'. What Cecil did took real talent -- setting a record for a league he never even played in. Now, that's a ballplayer.
Originally posted by Benne
Prince Fielder also holds the NL record for most Twinkies eaten in a single inning. The previous record-holder? His dad.
well it's like they say... the apple pie doesn't fall far from the tree.
scooter
sometimes he thought about the NL while eating twinkies, the rules committee decided that was good enough for them, thus the record. There used to be an asterisk but Cecil thought it was a starcrunch and ate it...
indychris3
June 19, 2007 at 06:42AM View BBCode
I watched the end of that game live, it was really exciting, his defense was on top notch and saved his ass a couple of times
Vicar
June 19, 2007 at 09:57PM View BBCode
Cecil was awesome to watch but when he first went to the Yankees, his power seemed to drop. Maybe he was finding more to eat than twinkies while playing in the Big Apple:spin:
Cubsfan13
June 25, 2007 at 11:46PM View formatted
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Is it just me, or have there been a rediculous amount of almost no-hitters this year? It seems like there are 2 or 3 every week which last into the 7th inning.
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