TheYanks04 wrote:Smoltz burning himself by ironing his shirt while still wearing it.
This one's fantastic. In honor of my avatar, I give you Brian Anderson, in his own words:
As for the iron, I was getting ready to press a shirt. You know on the road some of the irons you plug in and have to turn on; some you plug in and they're automatically on. There've been so many that I plugged in, would wait five minutes, go to use it and it would be one you had to flip on. So this one, I plugged in while watching the Indians play on Sunday Night Baseball. I picked up the iron, held it to my face to feel the heat and was trying to look around the corner (of the iron) to watch the game. I just put my cheek right on it. It didn't take much, and it fried the side of my face.
Back in is prime with the Indians, Sandy Alomar Jr. thought it would be fun to drive from Cleveland to Florida straight through for spring training, instead of flying. Well, he messed up his back on that trip and if I recall correctly, struggled with it all season. To this day I assume he just wanted to stick the travel money the team gives out in his pocket, the cheap bastard.
Plus his failure to slide home cost us the title.
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As for the iron, I was getting ready to press a shirt. You know on the road some of the irons you plug in and have to turn on; some you plug in and they're automatically on. There've been so many that I plugged in, would wait five minutes, go to use it and it would be one you had to flip on. So this one, I plugged in while watching the Indians play on Sunday Night Baseball. I picked up the iron, held it to my face to feel the heat and was trying to look around the corner (of the iron) to watch the game. I just put my cheek right on it. It didn't take much, and it fried the side of my face.