Jeff Nelson

[johnSandlin]

Props to Jeff Nelson last night in NLCS Game 5.....great solid zone all the way through and the solid call on the bunt play at the dish

[dash_riprock]

Originally Posted by johnSandlin

Props to Jeff Nelson last night in NLCS Game 5.....great solid zone all the way through and the solid call on the bunt play at the dish

My 2nd favorite (after Joe Buck's "tie goes to the runner"):

McCarver calling Halladay's bunt foul before the fair/foul status of the ball had been determined, when watching the replay in slo mo.

Idiots.

[johnSandlin]

I agree with you dash

[Steven Tyler]

Wasn't Jeff Nelson the son in "The Donna Reed Show"?

[zm1283]

Originally Posted by dash_riprock

My 2nd favorite (after Joe Buck's "tie goes to the runner"):

McCarver calling Halladay's bunt foul before the fair/foul status of the ball had been determined, when watching the replay in slo mo.

Idiots.

Buck likes to use the "Tie goes to the runner" garbage. He said it on Wednesday night during Game 4 as well.

[Tim C]

"Wasn't Jeff Nelson the son in "The Donna Reed Show"?"

No, I believe it was Paul Peterson (maybe).

T

[Steven Tyler]

Originally Posted by Tim C

No, I believe it was Paul Peterson (maybe).

T

That was his real name. I was talking about the name of the character in the show.

[Tim C]

Why would his name be Jeff Nelson when the family name was Stone?

We all know that it was the family of Dr. Stone.

T

[dash_riprock]

I think he was Bud on the show.

[greymule]

It was indeed Paul Peterson playing Jeff Stone.

I think "Bud" was on "Father Knows Best."

[dash_riprock]

Originally Posted by greymule

It was indeed Paul Peterson playing Jeff Stone.

I think "Bud" was on "Father Knows Best."

Of course. Thanks.

Was Bud played by Billy Gray?

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by Steven Tyler

That was his real name. I was talking about the name of the character in the show.

The Nelson's were Ozzie, Harriet, David and Ricky.

[ozzy6900]

Okay guys, just for fun, the cast & family of the Donna Reed Show:

• Donna Stone (Donna Reed) grew up on a farm. She is a "Graduate Nurse" and sometimes works as a nurse on the show. Donna was married to Alex when she was 18 and the couple live in the fictional city of Hilldale. She participates in community activities such as charity campaigns and amateur theatricals. Like several television wives and mothers of the 1950s, Donna wears heels, pearls, and chic frocks to do the housework.
• Alex Stone (Carl Betz) is a pediatrician with an office in the Stone house. Like most television couples of the 1950s, Alex and Donna sleep in twin beds. The two show a physical affection for each other slightly more intense than other television couples of the period.
• Mary Stone (Shelley Fabares) is 14 "almost fifteen" and a freshman in high school when the show opens. She has a few boyfriends during the course of the show with Jimmy Hawkins as Scotty being a regular. Mary plays the piano like a professional and studies ballet. She leaves the show to attend college.
• Jeff Stone (Paul Petersen) is "almost twelve" when the show opens. He is a typical American boy; he plays sports, likes to eat, and argues with his older sister.
• Trisha (Patty Petersen) is a runaway child the Stones adopt after Mary leaves for college. She remained for the duration.
  
  
  
  

[greymule]

Was Bud played by Billy Gray?

Yes, and Lauren Chapin played Kathy, the younger daughter. After the show ended, she had a rough time with lousy husbands/boyfriends and drug addiction. I think she's doing OK now. The mother was played by Jane Wyatt, the older daughter was played by Elinor Donahue (from an acting family, had a long career in TV), and of course Robert Anderson knew best.

Many people are unaware that the supposedly idyllic 1950s were actually a time of significant social and political turbulence, along with great fears about the Soviet Union and the threat of atomic warfare. The "wholesome TV family" that is so ridiculed today was actually presented to reassure Americans that things were OK.

Ozzie Nelson couldn't have weighed 150 pounds, but he played football for Rutgers.

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by dash_riprock

My 2nd favorite (after Joe Buck's "tie goes to the runner"):

McCarver calling Halladay's bunt foul before the fair/foul status of the ball had been determined, when watching the replay in slo mo.

Idiots.

Yeah, the ball was still bouncing around in the replay and McCarver was already pronouncing it foul. What a douche. It looked like the ball was touched just to the right of the side edge of the plate, which last time I checked, was in fair territory.