"Barry Bonds might be part of Baseball History, but Babe Ruth is Baseball"
Wasn't really going to comment on 714 at all because the WorldWide Leader has apparently had nothing else to cover for the past two months, but I came across the following photos and felt compelled to share:
And more importantly, the man that hopefully can withstand the charge from the Balco-Bull:
but here's to Pedro Gomez and his quest to one day cover another story:
posted by Jimbo at 9:19 AM
5 Comments:
I'm surprised Pedro Gomez hasn't gone postal on us yet. BondsCenter is out of control though.
It has reached a point to where you can't even watch espn news anymore without non-stop Bonds highlight. I am happy to say I didnt even know he tied it untill late last night. I figure the less I see the better.
one thing about Pedro G is that he has ridden the Bull to stardom. He will take over someones role on Baseball tonight in the future.
**1/2
DA VINCI CODE
- I enjoyed the Code more then I thought I would. Nothing memorable. I didn't think Hanks was miscast he was underused like most of the cast. Sir Ian took the movie over and made the second half far more interesting. Though I do have a growing fear of Albino monks which I might need to start to deal with.
PS -
That shot of AJ getting clocked by Barrett is right up there with Ryan/Ventura. You don't get a nice right hook that connects like that very often. Adding to the long list of "AJ Pizniwhgagihdhl" haters.
It was the reappearance of Powder train. the movie was all it could be. maybe it should've been a spielberg film with all of his hidden anti-christian symbolism.
what is sad is that the albino community is saying they are tired of albinos being portrayed as Evil. So Davinci and Foul Play. What else do they have to complain about?
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