Infield Fly to DBT

[Rich Ives]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

As Washburn has pointed out, it's a great place to eat healthy chicken. Marinated and flame broiled. Delicious. There all over the place here.

The chicken aren't healthy - they're dead.

[Ump Rube]

Originally Posted by Rich Ives

The chicken aren't healthy - they're dead.

Hii-oooo! Youuurrr correctsir!

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by Rich Ives

The chicken aren't healthy - they're dead.

You got me there. Okay, chicken prepared in a more healthy manner.

[jwwashburn]

THEY is gooood eatin'.

Ours in STL just opened Monday.

I am going as soon as the Strep is gone.

[Rich Ives]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

You got me there. Okay, chicken prepared in a more healthy manner.

So the next question is (given the place's name) Do they only serve chickens that were crazy (and how would they know) or are they serving chicken in a crazy way?

[Fittske]

Originally Posted by Rich Ives

So the next question is (given the place's name) Do they only serve chickens that were crazy (and how would they know) or are they serving chicken in a crazy way?

I believe this is the kind of chicken they serve:

[tornado]

Since the chicken's in DBT on top of the dugout , he would get 2 bases?

[lostdb4]

The infield fly is nullified it it's a foul ball. Umpire's should actually say "infield fly if fair" especially if there is a question that it will be foul.

[umpjong]

Originally Posted by lostdb4

The infield fly is nullified it it's a foul ball. Umpire's should actually say "infield fly if fair" especially if there is a question that it will be foul.

You may wish to read the OP again.......

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by Rich Ives

So the next question is (given the place's name) Do they only serve chickens that were crazy (and how would they know) or are they serving chicken in a crazy way?

I believe it is the latter, however I could be wrong.

[SanDiegoSteve]

For the record, El Pollo Loco serves the most delicious, marinated, flame broiled chicken that you could ever imagine. Those of you who have never had the pleasure of such fare have been truly deprived.

[SethPDX]

Friday night I was working a game on the opposite side of town from where I usually umpire, and afterward I was looking around for a place to eat. What do I see but an El Pollo Loco! Having just read this thread, I decide I'm going to try it since it comes highly recommended by Steve and others. I pull in.

Then I see the sign: "Coming Soon."

Unfortunately this is a part of town I don't get over to very much. But if it's that good, I could make a special trip. There is a nice movie theater over there, so I could use that as an excuse...

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by SethPDX

Friday night I was working a game on the opposite side of town from where I usually umpire, and afterward I was looking around for a place to eat. What do I see but an El Pollo Loco! Having just read this thread, I decide I'm going to try it since it comes highly recommended by Steve and others. I pull in.

Then I see the sign: "Coming Soon."

Unfortunately this is a part of town I don't get over to very much. But if it's that good, I could make a special trip. There is a nice movie theater over there, so I could use that as an excuse...

Trust me, it's worth the trip. Make sure to try the avocado salsa (in fact try all their salsas). My mouth is watering just thinking of that golden brown broiled chicken. Yum. They also make some other great stuff like carne asada tacos and a terrific black bean burrito. Quite a tasty menu, indeed.