Any doubt that Yu Darvish gets the opening day start next year?
I tried to be a good friend and text my closest friends who love the Rangers just to make sure their eyes were on the game for the ninth inning.
I can’t imagine the pressure a fielder must have when a ball comes their way in the ninth inning of a perfect game, not that the last hit was anyone’s fault.
I think Yu was teary-eyed coming off the field after his teammates and Wash talked to him.
One of my close friends was in a Houston airport bar lounge watching the game in the ninth when his flight started to board. He felt like his leaving the bar to board his flight jinxed Yu.
Those Rangers know how to break hearts with one out to go in the ninth. Just look at last night and that game six in St Louis a few seasons ago.
I think I prefer last night’s sideline reporter better than Emily Jones.
Yu has a bit of a Nolan Ryan appeal to him, that whenever he takes the mound you feel like you need to watch because something special could happen.
Twitter makes events like last night pretty cool, it’s like being in one large living room with your friends, family, and enemies.
Wise County may have their infamous speedo-wearing-lawn-mowing-man, but my neighborhood has a 325 pound NFL lineman that always mows his lawn shirtless.
I thought there was some good and civil theological discussion in yesterday’s Bag of Randomness. One thing I appreciate about most of my commenters, for the most part, are very respectful to one another.
“Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift and that’s why they call it the present.”
Let's not get ahead of ourselves, now – we're barely into this season! Darvish evidently hadn't shown enough of that kind of control in the pre-season games, or he would have been the opening day starter.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves, now – we're barely into this season! Darvish evidently hadn't shown enough of that kind of control in the pre-season games, or he would have been the opening day starter.
If I had to guess at the most marketable MLB player, my guess would be Justin Verlander.