SinceThe70s

Fall mountains Just don't fall on me Go ahead on Mr. Businessman You can't dress like me, yeah Nobody knows what I'm talking about I've got my own life to live I'm the one that's going to have to die When it's time for me to die So let me live my life The way I want to, yeah Sing on brother Play on drummer

We're fighting in the streets, So you can feel at ease. We're fighting for our lives, In order to survive. I'm in the C.I.A.!

Now, if 6 turned up to be 9, I don't mind, I don't mind.

White collar conservative flashin' down the street Pointin' their plastic finger at me, ha ! They're hopin' soon my kind will drop and die but uh I'm gonna wave my freak flag high, high !

I'm not an X's and O's guy but the difference in the Bills pass rush before and after he left the game looked noticeable to me. If someone here has compared him to Bruce by all means call that person out. In the mean time I'll be thrilled if I see the same pass rush going forward without Hoecht

Should we file this under "Don't hate the player, hate the game"?

Or jump on the first one that looks good?

It was more of a Mets sentiment

If the Jays don't win it here they will lose

Thats the juice. And baseball has a history of the small guy coming up big in the big situation

Raise your hand if you thought the Rojas at bat would be the compelling one and the Ohtani at bat would be a one swing nothing. It's emblematic of why I love the game

One of my favorite lines ever came from (at the time) Mets relief pitcher Braden Looper after a game where he hit a guy and the benches emptied. When asked after the game whether he was throwing at the guy in retaliation for a Met getting HBP earlier he said "Sometimes in a game things happen. And then sometimes other things happen".

The guy on the Blue Jays threw his hand out to try to get HBP. Wroblewski obliged on the next pitch. And then the Blue Jay was upset he got hit. Good times.

In game interviews detract from the broadcast.

Bichette is on third. Two more hits and he scores.