As things stand now when the Giants come to Wrigley this Monday it will be the first regular season game they have played there that I have not attended since 2014.  Part of me wants to turn around and go back to do the whole series again this year just to keep the streak going, but then I would be under even more pressure to keep doing it in the future.  It might become an addiction.  I did look.  Tickets are still available for the whole series.

 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Yeah, glad he's taking one for the team.

 Prodigal_SOB wrote: 
The sacrifices we make.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
I feel your pain.   Things have been going so poorly lately that I'm just going to have to run off to Chicago to personally try to get things turned around.  See you all tomorrow.
 
 

one of those nights for the Tigers & Orioles, 
O's tied it in the 9th at 8-8
both teams scored in the 12th, 11-11
O's took it in the 13th, 13-11
                                                                                                         (only 9 months until spring training) 

Dug ourselves a pretty good hole, but... 5 in a row starts to feel like a competitive club.

Tigers off tonight and I am missing baseball, they just  finished a 9 game road trip and most of the games were on to late for me so it's been a while.

When they started that trip I thought they'd probably go 3-6 but 4-5 would be great,
after game 8 they were 4-4 with Verlander going and a rook with an ERA over 7 going for the Angels,
damn a 5-4 trip out west is in the bag, do I have to tell you how that game ended?

but anyway tomorrow they're home so it'll be okay

 Proclivities wrote:  43 of 48, without using hints....can't believe I missed Willie Mays - its was the Mets uni that threw me off....

 Proclivities wrote: 
Trick question!

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Some of the ones in civilian clothes were a little tricky too.  Of course, the one with the guy standing in front of a locker that had "Babe Ruth" written on it was kind of tough too.

 Proclivities wrote: 
44/48 But one the page jumped just as I was clicking. Didn't fall for any of the odd-uniform trickery (Randy Johnson in a Giants uni, f'rexample) 

 Prodigal_SOB wrote:

yep, that's who I was thinking of
 

 Skydog wrote: 

 You're probably think of Marv Thorneberry.
 
 

 "I still don't know what I'm doing in this commercial."

 Proclivities wrote: 
could have swore he did a Miller Lite commercial

 Skydog wrote: 
For some reason he's not considered a "baseball legend" - he's not in the quiz.

 no problem, that's Merv Rettenmund

91% of people can't name these baseball legends from their image. Can you?

Pretty easy quiz, but fun.

4-game sweep for the Jays. Capped by a walk-off homer. 

Cool story