AK,
I know who the mystery blogger, who always throws out the wierd comments about guys in uniforms, is...it's easy to figure out if you are not participating and just following along...
Now that BK is winging his way to Italia (spent 2 years there) are you going to be hosting a live blog this weekend so I can play also...Can't play during the week since I'm at work but I make sure I follow along while I'm watching the game on my Tivo
Benzo I think living in Vegas puts you in no mans land but everyone considers it their backyard so MLB blacks you out for everyone with in a 5-6 hour drive...You should ask directv if you would get their games even though they follow MLB rules...who knows you might get lucky
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Procter is on the DL, we could still pull it out
Posted by: TimDodger | June 27, 2008 at 09:03 PM
AK,
I know who the mystery blogger, who always throws out the wierd comments about guys in uniforms, is...it's easy to figure out if you are not participating and just following along...
Now that BK is winging his way to Italia (spent 2 years there) are you going to be hosting a live blog this weekend so I can play also...Can't play during the week since I'm at work but I make sure I follow along while I'm watching the game on my Tivo
Benzo I think living in Vegas puts you in no mans land but everyone considers it their backyard so MLB blacks you out for everyone with in a 5-6 hour drive...You should ask directv if you would get their games even though they follow MLB rules...who knows you might get lucky
Posted by: K T | June 28, 2008 at 12:56 AM