Opening Day is here.
I guess this means it's time for me to stop being a baby and get over the way last season ended. This would be easy if it wasn't for the ___ ____Cardinals winning the ___ ____ World _______ Series and then (and then!) watching them open the season by winning without one of the greatest hitters (and __holes of all time) or their ___hole manager. The Cardinals are in first place right now and that is honestly the last thing I want to hear right now. I'd even rank it ahead of "I'm pregnant" and "Your herpes seemed to have evolved into some sort of super herpes." The Cardinals winning last night was a bigger downer than Daniel Bryan losing in 18 seconds, but....
It's a new season. A new day. Yesterday doesn't matter. Last season is nothing, but a page in the history books because the only thing that matters now is now because we can't change the past. Marty and Doc can't go back in time and make Shaun Marcum go on ...
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Miller Park Drunk:
PLAYERS:
Daniel Bryan,
Shaun Marcum,
Bud Selig,
Prince Fielder,
Mat Gamel,
Rickie Weeks,
Aramis Ramirez,
Casey McGehee,
Alex Gonzalez,
Corey Hart,
Nyjer Morgan,
Norichika Aoki,
Carlos Gomez,
Ryan Braun,
Zack Greinke,
Yovani Gallardo,
Randy Wolf,
Chris Narveson,
Manny Parra,
Alex Rodriguez
TEAMS: Milwaukee Brewers, Detroit Tigers, Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Yankees
TEAMS: Milwaukee Brewers, Detroit Tigers, Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Yankees
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