Open Thread: Game 70 - AAA's at Seattle
By The Anti-Blez on Tuesday, June 21, 2005
Rich Harden returns to the Oakland rotation tonight, and in the spirit of Asslickers Nation, we're going to pretend as though we are old-time, hardened baseball insiders and refer to Harden numerous times as "the kid."
For instance:
Harden has been on the disabled list since May 14. The kid was suffering from a strained left oblique muscle. Let's hope the kid has fully recovered and can return to his early season form. The kid is a key piece in the AAA's march back to mediocrity. If the kid can win 15 more games this season, the team will have a real shot at finishing no fewer than 20 games under .500. The kid makes more money in a single game than a T-shirt salesman will ever earn in a lifetime of selling T-shirts and running a network of baseball fan sites on the Internet. Here's looking at you, kid.
OK, OK, enough of the kidding around. But am I really the only one who has noticed that the T-shirt salesman refers to various Oakland players as "the kid" at least once per blog entry? Does he really want to "belong" that badly?
Let's Go AAA's!
For instance:
Harden has been on the disabled list since May 14. The kid was suffering from a strained left oblique muscle. Let's hope the kid has fully recovered and can return to his early season form. The kid is a key piece in the AAA's march back to mediocrity. If the kid can win 15 more games this season, the team will have a real shot at finishing no fewer than 20 games under .500. The kid makes more money in a single game than a T-shirt salesman will ever earn in a lifetime of selling T-shirts and running a network of baseball fan sites on the Internet. Here's looking at you, kid.
OK, OK, enough of the kidding around. But am I really the only one who has noticed that the T-shirt salesman refers to various Oakland players as "the kid" at least once per blog entry? Does he really want to "belong" that badly?
Let's Go AAA's!


2 Comments:
We like Harden. We really do.
We just find it laughable that the T-shirt salesman fancies himself as a grizzled baseball scout who has earned the right to refer to wealthy, talented professional baseball players as "kids."
Zito will do his best to return the AAA's to AA status.
Once again, he'll pitch just good enough to lose.
Beaned again!
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