Throw back jerseys would be my guess.
My first Opening Day was 1977, but I did see Biff break Don Gullet's thumb.
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Throw back jerseys would be my guess.
My first Opening Day was 1977, but I did see Biff break Don Gullet's thumb.
All I can see is Toronto Blue Jays uniforms and my brain is kind of bleeding.
Cameras, I think. I was in Atlanta in the 70s. The 2021 version is spot on color wise.
You are quoting yourself ... why?
Watching Acuña clobber that home run in that uniform brought a smile to my face.
Oversaturating the color is a real thing and that's definitely the case of the bottom photograph.
Say what??
So, uh, unless I'm hallucinating or something--it's entirely possible given the cocktail of medications I take every morning and evening, I am at 17 pills in the morning and 21 before I go to bed--I'm either missing a joke, or you're quoting yourself.
So, uh, unless I'm hallucinating or something--it's entirely possible given the cocktail of medications I take every morning and evening, I am at 17 pills in the morning and 21 before I go to bed--I'm either missing a joke, or you're quoting yourself.
You are fine, my friend. Play Ball.
Brandon Crawford has been a hero 2 days in a row. This is probably his last season in San Francisco, but it's nice to see him contributing in the home opening series. Maybe the Giants are not as bad as people thought, even though it's still early. They have 2 straight series wins though, which is a nice start.
Broadcasters got to that joke WAY before I could.
For some reason, the Jays brought back their baby blue uniforms in a mix with their current uniform as a third uniform and god they are ugly.
Didn’t stop them from scoring 157 runs against us yesterday.
Oh, and Dexter Fowler is out for the season. ACL.
Didn’t stop them from scoring 157 runs against us yesterday.
Oh, and Dexter Fowler is out for the season. ACL.
Was your Fowler doing anything this year? He's been pretty bad since leaving the Cubs.
.250 and .276 in his 2 years here. A few better years before that. He always took a decent number of walks.
Getting on base is always the key, and a stolen base seems to be a lost art.
Then let The Chicks Dig the Long Ball.
She-friggin'-at, it seems the Reds always Go Out West to die.
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