Yearly Archives: 2006

November 7, 2006

Arroyo’s Secret Diary

Not-so-secret diary, really, since it's a video he put together for MLB.com. In typical MLB.com style, they've utterly failed to take advantage of the potential internet buzz and have made it impossible to link directly to the video, but you can go to the main page and find it there for the moment.

November 6, 2006

Episode 30: What was that crashing sound?

It's not our hopes for 2007. Of course not: those will be aloft for at least another couple months. In fact, the crashing sound for which I cut the podcast short to investigate was nothing in particular, just the foot of a pre-schooler hitting the door as he called down the stairs to ask when I'd be up to check on him. You get those, this time of year.

This week on the podcast the Crack Technical Staff and I discuss:

Episode 30: What was that crashing sound? (14.1 MB, 20:37)

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November 6, 2006

Who Needs a Nutty Buddy?

Who Needs a Nutty Buddy?

Clearly the Nutty Buddy is poised to take Japan by storm!

Photo by Getty Images via mlb.com

November 5, 2006

Phillies Pursuing Weathers

In a story the Philadelphia Inquirer today, Todd Zolecki says that the Phillies are interested in David Weathers:

The Phillies are interested in free-agent righthanders Joe Borowski (3-3, 3.75 ERA and 36 saves with Florida) and David Weathers (4-4, 3.54, 12 saves with Cincinnati) because Gillick would like to have better options should closer Tom Gordon get hurt again.

It's not as stupid as the idea of the Yankees going after Eddie Guardado, but it's still surprising to see the name of any Reds' reliever mentioned.

If only someone wanted Franklin.

November 5, 2006

This Way They Don’t Have to Talk to Him

Psyche!
Spectators of the game between the visiting American team and the Japanese All-Star team extend items on long strings for Bronson Arroyo to sign.

I'm offering a free copy of Funnyball and a Reds bumper sticker to anyone in a similar situation who pulls on the string at the last second and yells “Sucker!”

AP Photo/David Guttenfelder