Can't wait to see some regular season home games this year. Can't wait to actually experience a rain delay!
P.S. Happy birthday, Damien!
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Mister Tee
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That would be Hensley "Bam Bam" Meulens -- his Minor League nickname, which never made sense to those of us fans who not once saw him bam anything.
He was one in the long line of disappointing prospects who helped make the 80s the Yankees' worst period since the Nixon era. As I've noted here before, Yankee failure and GOP presidents seem to go together.
Some of the best hitting coaches have been those who sputtered in their own hitting careers; Charley Lau a prime example. Maybe it's a "those who can, do" situation.
He was one in the long line of disappointing prospects who helped make the 80s the Yankees' worst period since the Nixon era. As I've noted here before, Yankee failure and GOP presidents seem to go together.
Some of the best hitting coaches have been those who sputtered in their own hitting careers; Charley Lau a prime example. Maybe it's a "those who can, do" situation.
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I enjoy baseball, but not THAT much. With the exception of an occassional game or two at whichever park I happen to be living near at a particular stage in my life, I'm strictly a post-season viewer. I'll see you then.
<span style='font-size:7pt;line-height:100%'>Go Yankees</span>
<span style='font-size:7pt;line-height:100%'>Go Yankees</span>
"What the hell?"
Win Butler
Win Butler
Tee, Sonic: A Giants/Yankees connection. My Giants' hitting coach this season is Hensley Meulens.
A .220 lifetime hitter as hitting coach.
OK One assumes when there's a team with God on its side -- i.e. the Giants -- that the powers that be know what they're doing.
A .220 lifetime hitter as hitting coach.
OK One assumes when there's a team with God on its side -- i.e. the Giants -- that the powers that be know what they're doing.
"Y'know, that's one of the things I like about Mitt Romney. He's been consistent since he changed his mind." -- Christine O'Donnell