Here’s a clear shot from the daily Ice Machine, with crystal blue linkage of stories that will refresh you during your lunch break (mutualism with brown sugar):
Also somewhat full of fake, but supersaturated with awesome: Phil Rosenthal. We’re gonna miss him when Sam Zell has him executed at dawn.
And just remember that we humble bloggers are nothing without you glorious readers; it’s symbiotic!
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Our Question of the Day (blasphemy edition): We saw a “W” car flag today, signifying a Cubs win. Should we tear off the flag, tear off the flag and stomp it into pieces, or jam a Lakers car flag into the end that doesn’t have the “W” flag in it? (Seriously, people, we’re inching closer here. Keep the pH level balanced. No douching it up.)
Here’s a clear shot from the daily Ice Machine, with crystal blue linkage of stories that will refresh you during your lunch break (ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-changes):
Best Buy will provide instant replay for the American Association All-Star Game. (It’s an indie league dominated by the St. Paul Saints of “hey, you used to be famous; put on this tutu and get out to first base” fame). We love that it’s basically a Slingbox (not likely to be a TiVo, as the article says) hooked up to a cell phone in the umpire’s pocket. Yes, that should clear it all up. Why didn’t Stern think of giving one of these to Bavetta in 2002 to let him know when to call a charge?
We’re workin’ the Brooksin’ on Sunday. We have a rather explosive notion in mind for one of our pieces. Drop by.
And now settle in for a long lunch with this classic:
Our Question of the Day (blasphemy edition): Is it permissible for us to not care too much about the White Sox/Cubs OMGOMGOMGSHOWDOWN4EVA!!?!?! We just… y’know, it’s not even a National League game, so it couldn’t have less to do with the Cubs’ ability to make the playoffs. And who will punch A.J. now that Carlos is hurt and Barrett’s… well, who cares where Barrett is?
We’ve got a cute li’l photo essay we’ll toss up when we’re actually blogging again, showing how those outside the major media centers reacted to the Celtics win last night, but this photo grabbed our attention while editing this morning:
What’s the difference between Jim Cleamons and Doc Rivers, really? Where did these two men separate from “fairly intelligent and observant journeyman NBA player” into “Phil’s right-hand man” and “emotional leader of the world champion Boston Celtics”?
And, for that matter, what’s the difference between Michael Curry, Vinny Del Negro, and Terry Porter?
Here’s a clear shot from the daily Ice Machine, with crystal blue linkage of stories that will refresh you during your lunch break (Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger):
Here’s a clear shot from the daily Ice Machine, with crystal blue linkage of stories that will refresh you during your lunch break (utter nonsense sandwich with a side of WTF):
Here’s a clear shot from the daily Ice Machine, with crystal blue linkage of stories that will refresh you during your lunch break (going for the cup):
We mentioned it to the right, but it’s worth bringing up again: We had no idea there was a Swiss pro soccer team named “Young Boys”. The Swiss concern us on a number of levels.
Speaking of moving to the right, we’ve done some very silly things over the last few days at SPORTSbyBROOKS and Big Tilde. Please take a peek to the right to see odd photo manipulation, unique video selection, and that time we tried to get politics and baseball to have an unholy baby. (Well, another one, anyway.)
Here’s a clear shot from the daily Ice Machine, with crystal blue linkage of stories that will refresh you during your lunch break (drowning in a sea of love):
Thank heavens we were saved from this. The children were thought of.
Please buy us the hardcovers of both of these books for our birthday. Thanks.
Our Question of the Day (wildly flailing towards the answer): Can even Fred Rogers save Dontrelle Willis? We vote yes; we don’t put anything past the spirit of Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood.