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Only in Canada…

posted by NFL Word 3:42 PM
Friday, August 21, 2009

Brett Cecil's 'big mistake'“It’s pretty obvious I wasn’t even thinking about timeout being called or anything,” Brett Cecil of the Toronto Blue Jays said. “I saw a scuff mark or some dirt on the ball and I wanted to throw it in; I wanted a new ball. I turned around and chucked it and that was that. The fact didn’t even come to my mind that time hadn’t been called or anything like that.

“I pretty much just got out of rhythm when I threw the ball into the dugout.”

Now I’m no expert on pitching, but I do know a thing or two about baseball. I’m pretty sure you don’t just willy-nilly hurl the ball into your own dugout “just because.” “Not thinking” is an understatement in this case as rookie pitcher Brett Cecil just made one of the most mindless errors in the history of the MLB.

The icing on the cake is the southpaw rookie throwing his arms up afterwards as if to say “What’s wrong??!” Not only making this disgracefully foolish but endlessly hilarious. I’m not sure if the readers remember the days of William Hung’s “She Bang” American Idol debut but I think we could easily nickname this rookie Brett “She Bang” Cecil. Let’s hope next time he doesn’t do such a bang-up job of screwing up. In his own words:

“I was definitely upset about it,” Cecil said. “It’s nobody’s fault but my own, but it shouldn’t be tough to regain focus from it. I made a mistake. Whatever. Forget about it.”

Ha! Never!

A Little Fun On A-Rod

posted by SportsNews 11:28 PM
Thursday, March 12, 2009

a rod taunted by fansI never though that a simple image would cause so much racial taunting among comments.

 

The premis is simple. MLB fans taunting Alex Rodriguez during the third inning of the New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays game, Saturday July 12th.

 

Even in all seriousness smiles turned into a calm stare as the front fan is caught awaiting Alex’s reaction.

 

Pretty simple, and humorous right?

 

Evidently some readers got bitter.

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