5 Comments:

• do I even want to know the context of that comment? better yet, was there none?

  By  June, at 10:45 AM   <$BlogItemControl$>

• WTF is that all about? Pete might have lost it there for a minute.

  By  Yankeebob, at 10:48 AM   <$BlogItemControl$>

• Wait, what the fuck? That's just so wrong! I thought Curt Schilling was the most popular player on the team?? *rolls eyes*

  By  Karen, at 11:02 AM   <$BlogItemControl$>

• Peter might be shocked to hear that Sandy Koufax was jewish

  By  Mr. Faded Glory, at 2:11 PM   <$BlogItemControl$>

• do I even want to know the context of that comment? better yet, was there none?
  
  is there really ever any actual context with Old Hickory? he's worse with the senile stream of consciousness than lupica. okay, almost.
  
  anyway he was yippity yapping about the lovey inclusiveness of the team:
  "This is a team with a large, strong group of Christians, yet there is no preaching, no separation. Jason Varitek stood up for Millar when he was getting booed, the way Millar and Ortiz talked Ramirez off the cliff at the trading deadline and a number of players stood up for Mike Timlin when he was bypassed as closer. No one disparages any of Millar's stunts. Oh, by the way, this is also a team with three Jewish players (Gabe Kapler, Kevin Youkilis, Adam Stern), and Kapler may well be the most popular player on the team."
  
  i'll post the whole article at bobc for your vomiting pleasure.

  By  lupe!, at 5:29 PM   <$BlogItemControl$>

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