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Old Sun Apr 22, 2007, 11:51am
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Well I must say that I left home (on Friday) around the 7th inning when I believe the score was 6-2...or something like that. After reading Chuck's post I had to go look up Friday's scores because I didn't believe him!
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Old Sun Apr 22, 2007, 04:30pm
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Tigers finally are on the good end of blowing 2 run leads.
White Sox bull pen throws smoke.
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Old Sun Apr 22, 2007, 05:32pm
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Cards win a battle today in Chicago, win the series.
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Old Sun Apr 22, 2007, 08:23pm
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With 2 outs. . .

Manny
Drew
Lowell
Tek

First time in Red Sox history.

And they're still only up by one.
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Old Thu Apr 26, 2007, 08:34am
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With 2 outs. . .

Manny
Drew
Lowell
Tek

First time in Red Sox history.

And they're still only up by one.
[from detroitnews.com]
Really rare feat
Good work by the Boston Globe to figure out, with the help of three mathematicians, the precise extent of the rarity that happened when the Red Sox hit four consecutive home runs Sunday.
Outfielder J.D. Drew hit the second of the four, just as he did last September for the Dodgers. To have any team hitting four consecutive home runs is rare enough, but to have the same player hit the second home run for both teams, well, just how rare is that?
One in 14.3 million was the answer.
But it happened.
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Old Thu Apr 26, 2007, 09:53am
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[from detroitnews.com]
Really rare feat
Good work by the Boston Globe to figure out, with the help of three mathematicians, the precise extent of the rarity that happened when the Red Sox hit four consecutive home runs Sunday.
Outfielder J.D. Drew hit the second of the four, just as he did last September for the Dodgers. To have any team hitting four consecutive home runs is rare enough, but to have the same player hit the second home run for both teams, well, just how rare is that?
One in 14.3 million was the answer.
But it happened.
Wonder how they came up with that number.

I would have said the probability is 100%, since it's never happened any other way.
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Old Thu Apr 26, 2007, 11:47am
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I would have said the probability is 100%, since it's never happened any other way.
Maybe even 110%.....
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Old Sun Apr 22, 2007, 09:03pm
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Cards win a battle today in Chicago, win the series.
And we are surprised why?

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Old Sun Apr 22, 2007, 10:37pm
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And we are surprised why?

Peace
Cause ya never know...
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Old Mon Apr 23, 2007, 07:39am
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Well, that was a fun weekend!! We'll have to see if they can keep it up in NY next weekend.
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Old Mon Apr 23, 2007, 09:39am
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And we are surprised why?

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How about because it hasn't happend very often the last few years?...

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Old Mon Apr 23, 2007, 08:32pm
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This just in.....

The Cubbie's Mark Prior will have exploratory shoulder surgery tomorrow.

And in other news, the sun is expected to rise in the east.
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Old Tue Apr 24, 2007, 10:31am
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Marlins pitcher Dontrelle Willis' wife gave birth to a baby yesterday. ESPN.com had run a poll asking if pro athletes should work on the day their children are born. Over 70% responded that they should not.

Added the SportsCenter anchor, "90% also said that Dontrelle should name the new baby 'Whatchu talkin' 'bout' ".
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