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Baseball In The Daytime: July 22 2009

Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends, it just occasionally goes on break or misses deadlines and gets suspended. I'm back, all the steroid-masking-agents have been cleansed from my system, and the social disease has cleared up with the help of antibiotics. Thank...
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Historically Speaking: Not Dead Yet

Time now for your daily history lesson, lady and gentleman. Make like the above-pictured future broadcaster, and study hard. And of course, keep your eyes on your own papers.* Today in 1906, the Cincinnati Redlegs beat the Philadelphia Phillies in friendly, double-header games of baseball...
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Tradition Tuesday: Mike Shanahananigans, Dick "Coach Kleenex" Vermeil Speak, Sort Of

Tis true, chillins. Zey is a rough focus to this 'ere blog. Reckon it be all about zose Denver Broncos and zem Kansas City Chiefs. Yonder bumpkins Cecil and Old No. 7 spit they hayseed in a tin Broncos can while I keeps the fire a-blaze o'er in Camp Chief. Back when we was...
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Baseball in the Daytime: Prolonged Putrescence

I imagine there are two sides to every shirt coin, and a Royals postponement is likely no exception. On the head's side, the old "Hey, at least we didn't lose" phrase gets tossed around. On the tail's, it's "Ah, now we just get to lose twice in one day...
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Historically Speaking: Needs More Stuff

Rough weekend for the Royals and Mr. Watson, and that's all I have to say about that.* Today in 1859, Brooklyn and New York played a baseball game in Long Island. It was the first game in history where fans were charged an admission (50 American pennies), and the players on the...
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Previewing the NFL Season, House Style: The AFC West

The wife is asleep, I've finally found employment--and am looking forward to 8 hours of orientation tomorrow--the gin and tonic is a-flowin' and training camp starts next week. So it's time, children, to take a completely unbiased look at our own fave division, that western...
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Historically Speaking: Guess Who's Back

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I've said it before, but the quickness with which these weeks blow by never ceases to amaze me. The Royals return to action this evening with a three-game home series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Post-break lineup moves for Kansas City include optioning Tony Pena, Jr. for assignment...
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Midseason Report: NL West

Pour me some DeKuyper, folks. It's All-Star Break time, and that can only mean one thing. Actually, it could mean 100 different things, but who's counting. The one thing that's certain is that this feature will not drag into September this year. You can take that to the...
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Midseason Report: NL West

Pour me some DeKuyper, folks. It's All-Star Break time, and that can only mean one thing. Actually, it could mean 100 different things, but who's counting. The one thing that's certain is that this feature will not drag into September this year. You can take that to the...
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Thursday ThumbTubes & YouNails: 7-15-09

We haven't exactly treated the ol' TT&YN with the utmost of frequency or consistency, but that clearly doesn't mean that y'all don't love it. Right? I mean, our inbox is literally flooded, every single day, with questions, demands, and ransom notes practically...
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Thursday ThumbTubes & YouNails: 7-15-09

We haven't exactly treated the ol' TT&YN with the utmost of frequency or consistency, but that clearly doesn't mean that y'all don't love it. Right? I mean, our inbox is literally flooded, every single day, with questions, demands, and ransom notes practically...
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Thursday ThumbTubes & YouNails: 7-15-09

We haven't exactly treated the ol' TT&YN with the utmost of frequency or consistency, but that clearly doesn't mean that y'all don't love it. Right? I mean, our inbox is literally flooded, every single day, with questions, demands, and ransom notes practically...
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Historically Speaking: Your Wife's Wrister

It would appear that there is much ado in the sports world today, even though there is very little going on. True, there will be some professional baseball taking place this evening, upgrading today over yesterday by epic proportions. Come tomorrow, all of the clubs will have returned...
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We Are Hot Chicks Wednesday: Blah Blah, Gary Coleman, Girls in Their Underthings, Blah Blah Blah

Hey, look! A photo of Gary Coleman. That must mean it's time to post images of women in various states of undress. I haven't been around much lately, it's true, but I drop in from time to time to talk about the Kennedy Assassination and how truly ghey Tony Gonzalez is....
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Baseball In The Daytime: Does Not Compute

This is July 15, but more importantly it's the day after the MLB All-Star Game. That makes it, officially, the shittiest day of the year. There is not a single game scheduled in any major sports league or even the NHL. You're going to watch the ESPY awards tonight, unless someone...
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Historically Speaking: We Now Cover Cricket (Update: Except For That We Don't)

Well, then. Glad that the American League has continued its now 13-year-long streak of dominance. And McCarver/Buck said the N.L. was catching up. Anyway, one lone day off before some clubs get back to baseballin'. Your still-boring history, after the jump.* Today in 1938, a cricket...
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Historically Speaking: We Now Cover Cricket (Update: Except For That We Don't)

Well, then. Glad that the American League has continued its now 13-year-long streak of dominance. And McCarver/Buck said the N.L. was catching up. Anyway, one lone day off before some clubs get back to baseballin'. Your still-boring history, after the jump.* Today in 1938, a cricket...
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All-Stars Among Us Interruptis

There. Now that the American League has its rightful lead with only six outs to go, let's take a moment to examine something important. You know where.During some pre-bedtime InterWebs browsing, I stumbled across this. It's short, sweet, and to the point. That is, the commissioner...
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Tuesday Tidbits: Royal Reflection

As a sports fan, there are two things that come to mind regarding loyalty to a team. One came from a Mexican line cook I used to manage, who said this: "You can change your religion, your sex, your wife, or your family, but you can never, ever, change your team." The other...
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Historically Speaking: All All-Star, All the Time (Update: Not Really)

All of the All-Star hubbub is really something. Will Leitch aptly summed up the Homerun Derby with this Tweet last night: "The worst part about the Home Run Derby is knowing how profoundly dumb it is, and going nuts for it anyway. Actually, that's the best part." I gotta...
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All-Star Game? More Like All-Star LAME (Not Really, We Love The All-Star Game)

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Although all the crappy and roid-fueled big leaguers (except Ryan Franklin) are on sabbatical, it's time for the big-money superstars to shine. Tonight brings us the Home Run Derby, or as I like to call it A Thousand Dollar Ticket To Watch Batting Practice. Tomorrow is the All...
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Historically Speaking: Home Run Derby Monday, 2009

Top of the Monday morning to everyone. Not really sure what to expect in terms of posting this week. We'll be in and out of the office pretty sporadically as there's a laziness-skills conference going on down the block from our headquarters early in the week, and courses on...
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Friday Fiction Fix: "Ziggurat"

Last week on the Fiction Fix, took a different twist to what had been our typical approach. This week continues that trend. Today's author is a guy named Stephen O'Connor, who has published three novels, and seen shorter works published in The Chicago Tribune, The Boston Globe...
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Baseball in the Daytime: July Ten-ski, Oh-Niner

This is the last installment of "Baseball in the Daytime" until after the All-Star break. I know. You're crushed. In case you haven't been paying attention to Major League Baseball, and you find yourself watching some of the festivities on Monday and Tuesday, here...
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Historically Speaking: Twice As Nice

I've read your mind. You're thinking What's happening beyond that wily House of Georges jump? I'll give you a hint: It rhymes with facemall, knocker, and mocksing.* All-Star reflections: The American League won 9-7 at the Polo Grounds in New York today in 1934; the...
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