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Mr. 3,000
Three hundred wins. Five hundred home runs. Three thousand hits. All of these statistical milestones are said to be the benchmarks for no-doubt status as a Major League Baseball Hall of Famer. Every eligible member of the 300-win club is in the Hall … Continue reading
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Tagged 3000 hits, Cooperstown, Craig Biggio, Derek Jeter, Hall of Fame, media hype, milestone, New York Yankees, quan, Rod Tidwell, Stan Ross
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Thoughts about things
Auburn-Oregon was a great game. But the college bowl season was really overdone, as it is most years. Get a playoff system already. Speaking of playoffs, the NFL’s are half over and we’re yet to see the new overtime rules … Continue reading
It’s MLB Playoff season
It’s that time of year again. We’re well into the NFL season and the temperatures are starting to drop. That defrost setting in your car becomes important again and Tim Hortons has their Pumpkin Spice flavor shot ready to fill you up … Continue reading
Teaching an old dog new tricks, Yankee style
Or maybe he’s just not that old of a dog. Whichever the case, I credit Johnny Damon’s stay in New York with showing him the light. After being placed on waivers and claimed by his formerly beloved Red Sox, Damon … Continue reading

