The Expoes were a pretty sad state this year, (and every year for a while now) - imagine being a big league player and playing in front of like 3000 people. That is sad.
Kearns taking months upon months off for a blister.
What's even sadder is people will remember him more for most likely killing the Cubs playoff chances than the fact he's batted near .200 for the last 2 years & been an enormous bust.
How about the guy who stole the ball from the little kid at the Rangers game and then wouldn't give it to him? Reggie Sanders and the Rangers made up for it and then some, but that was a pretty sad episode.
"Girl, you look so good, someone ought to put you on a plate and sop you up with a biscuit!"
Randy Watson wrote:How about the guy who stole the ball from the little kid at the Rangers game and then wouldn't give it to him? Reggie Sanders and the Rangers made up for it and then some, but that was a pretty sad episode.
To be fair he didn't steal the ball from the little kid. But he knocked him down and almost trampled him getting it.
StlSluggers wrote:I broke down into tears the day it was announced that Troy Glaus was out for the remainder of the season. I had a great team, but he was the key. He was leading the Bigs in homers (and I think RBI, too) when he went out.
Just thinking of that day brings me to tears again.
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Seriously? 3B was stacked this year. Glaus was out in early May with 11 HR and 28 RBI. Nice numbers but I didn't think anyone's fantasy season was riding on him.
Stacked is the point. All of the other great 3Bs were taken, so I was losing serious ground at the 3B position because I had to platoon WW players for most of the entire year. I recovered a bit when Huff finally turned around, but my best 3B for most of the year was Koskie.
Oh, and Wood, Anderson, F. Thomas, Zito, Huff, and Halladay didn't exactly do their part in helping me out, either. Glaus was just the beginning of a very bad year for me. That's why it's so sad. I think of him, and I think of all the bad things that were to come.
StlSluggers wrote:I broke down into tears the day it was announced that Troy Glaus was out for the remainder of the season. I had a great team, but he was the key. He was leading the Bigs in homers (and I think RBI, too) when he went out.
Just thinking of that day brings me to tears again.
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Seriously? 3B was stacked this year. Glaus was out in early May with 11 HR and 28 RBI. Nice numbers but I didn't think anyone's fantasy season was riding on him.
Stacked is the point. All of the other great 3Bs were taken, so I was losing serious ground at the 3B position because I had to platoon WW players for most of the entire year. I recovered a bit when Huff finally turned around, but my best 3B for most of the year was Koskie.
Oh, and Wood, Anderson, F. Thomas, Zito, Huff, and Halladay didn't exactly do their part in helping me out, either. Glaus was just the beginning of a very bad year for me. That's why it's so sad. I think of him, and I think of all the bad things that were to come.
I feel your pain there. Mags and Sexson downed me in one league.
LBJackal wrote:Well yeah if ya wanna get all sappy, you could say the lady who got her nose broken or more importantly Urbina's mom, but baseball related I guess I'm getting used to Griffey wasting away his prime years, so I'll have to say a season without Jesse Orosco is the saddest thing. Every year I've been alive he's been pitching in the big leagues. Same with everybdy else whose 25 or under.....
i dont feel sorry at all for the lady who got her nose broken, she deserved it.
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by Jester » Thu Sep 30, 2004 1:24 pm 
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I guess I'm getting used to Griffey wasting away his prime years, so I'll have to say a season without Jesse Orosco is the saddest thing. Every year I've been alive he's been pitching in the big leagues. Same with everybdy else whose 25 or under..... 
