ten ballpark beers, living the life
You have to drink most of them before you get into the ballpark. That way you save money and get drunk before the game starts.
ten ballpark beers, living the life
You have to drink most of them before you get into the ballpark. That way you save money and get drunk before the game starts.
You keep that flu out of the visitors side dammit
i expect you to buy a pizza and then throw it at a fan who misses a foul ball.It's not that much. I've gotten two of them free!
I did switch to Narragansett once I found out they were on draft.
been there, done that.Sanjuro will forget that there is a game on as he consumes all the beer he can get his hands on.
It's not that much. I've gotten two of them free!
I did switch to Narragansett once I found out they were on draft.
It's $10 in the ball park.
$2 here.
Sanjuro will forget that there is a game on as he consumes all the beer he can get his hands on.
Ah ok, I was gonna say $100 a game in beer is like Tabris levels of $$$
http://thecomeback.com/mlb/chipper-jones-bobby-cox-quit-frank-wren.htmlOn Tuesday, Atlanta Braves legend and future Baseball Hall of Famer Chipper Jones released his autobiography, Ballplayer. While I haven't started reading cover to cover quite yet, I did skim the book upon receiving it yesterday and came across a pretty interesting story about long-time Braves manager Bobby Cox.
According to Jones, Cox nearly quit his job as manager during Spring Training in 2008 because he couldn't stand former Braves GM Frank Wren.
Here's an excerpt from the book.
”I just wanted you guys to hear this fro me before you hear it from anybody else," he said. ”I quit yesterday."
Everybody's jaws dropped.
”Yep," he added. ”I drove halfway to Georgia, and Schuerholz called me and talked me back down. I can't work with Frank Wren. Can't do it."
Jones goes on to explain just why Cox and Wren didn't get along.
Frank was a micromanager. He wanted to put his two cents in about pitching, hitting, defense, baserunning, everything, instead of letting the coaches do their jobs. He was the opposite of Schuerholz, who hired personnel, made some suggestions, and let the men in uniform do the coaching.
haven't tried messing with blackouts this year but i doubt they got around it. if the app uses your ip to determine your location then vpn should work just fine. On iPads you will probably need to fake your location via gps as well.Did the MLB figure out VPNs or something?
I just got ExpressVPN solely to watch blackout games on my iPad or computer... And no matter what I do, it still sees that I'm in NY. Anyone else have similar problems?
haven't tried messing with blackouts this year but i doubt they got around it. if the app uses your ip to determine your location then vpn should work just fine. On iPads you will probably need to fake your location via gps as well.
Did the MLB figure out VPNs or something?
I just got ExpressVPN solely to watch blackout games on my iPad or computer... And no matter what I do, it still sees that I'm in NY. Anyone else have similar problems?
could also be a DNS Leak.
https://www.expressvpn.com/dns-leak-test
Bartolo gives up 4 runs tonight
weren't you supposed to keep Arrows from flaming out again
RIP in Persona kid
Hoped it would take more than a single batter to realize that Bad Pineda had shown up.
don't worry. he'll hit 4 grand slams.Bartolo gives up 4 runs tonight
AJ Pierzynski is in the booth now...?
I've yelled at drunks all night.
I've yelled at drunks all night.
great. painting the corners.How's Jacob de Grom looking?