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HA! HA! You Were Wrong!!!

I was wrong last weekend when I was talking w/ a friend about who hit the winning hit that scored Sid Bream from first for the Braves to win the '92 NLCS.

Thanks for bringing that up... after 15 years, I'd almost forgotten how much I hated Stan Belinda when he gave up that lucky hit to the talentless Francisco Cabrera. Maybe if Bonds the oxygen thief had been juicing back then, he could have thrown out Bream; widely known as the slowest baserunner in Major League history. :mad:
 
Thanks for bringing that up... after 15 years, I'd almost forgotten how much I hated Stan Belinda when he gave up that lucky hit to the talentless Francisco Cabrera. :mad:
I was at that game. Unforgettable. I was rooting for the Pirates. I remember a stunned Andy Van Slyke sitting in center field for several minutes afterward, with the skinny version of Barry Bonds standing a few feet away.
 
Thanks for bringing that up... after 15 years, I'd almost forgotten how much I hated Stan Belinda when he gave up that lucky hit to the talentless Francisco Cabrera. Maybe if Bonds the oxygen thief had been juicing back then, he could have thrown out Bream; widely known as the slowest baserunner in Major League history. :mad:

Just to be the devil's advocate here...Bonds' arm has gotten worse as he's aged. His arm was a rifle back then. I'd blame your fat, pudgy catcher for being too slow to put the tag on Bream. :D Oh...and Bream is definitely not the slowest runner in MLB history...I'd go for Cecil Fielder or Tino Martinez...just sayin' :)

Braves '08!