I’m currently in the library (not avoiding Joe Morgan, but because it’s 100 degrees outside and my apartment isn’t air conditioned). There are a number of hard-working college students around, as well as some older ladies intently reading trashy magazines between naps. As it’s a highlight of my week (in addition to illegally downloading Deadwood, thrashing my brother at tennis, and withstanding verbal assaults from ex-students), I’m reading through firejoemorgan.blogspot.com’s analysis of today’s JoeChat. The following lines would have made milk come out my nose if I was drinking milk. As it was, the industrious students and napping ladies now have a new library-nemesis.
Barry ((Providence,RI)): How does Abreu’s aquisition effect Sheffield’s chance of getting the option picked up?
KT: Excellent question. So good, in fact, that I would like to ask Joe to answer it by spontaneously writing a free-verse slam poem, entitled, “It Doesn’t Look Good.”
Joe Morgan: It doesn’t look good. Obviously, I don’t know what’s in their minds, but it doesn’t look good for Sheffield. Matsui’s already signed to a long deal and so is Damon. It doesn’t look good for Sheffield.
Addendum: Do you think Barry put his own parantheses around “Providence, RI”, not realizing ESPN’s brilliant chat software would do it for him?
Second addendum: I was once featured prominently on a friend’s slam-poetry album in college. On two tracks you can clearly hear me in the background making fanboy noises. And in my moment of glory, I had a solo belch. I can’t remember why the belch was needed, but it was clutch, believe me.
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Sky is a baseball fan and racket sport afficianado living in upstate NY. His favorite color is orange and is just about ready to give up on his life-long dream to become the next Magnus ver Magnuson (World's Strongest Man). His favorite baseball teams are the Yankees and Red Sox, proving that there's hope in the Middle East.
August 2nd, 2006 at 11:08 am
I’m not sure which is more shocking - that you’ve finally put up some new posts, or that I still check this site regularly and knew in less than 24 hours that you’d put up new posts.
Sweet.