Re: MLB '13 - Bye Braun
Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2013 3:32 pm
Too bad his helmet doesn't fit any more.Cnasty wrote:![]()
He needs a bubble.

Too bad his helmet doesn't fit any more.Cnasty wrote:![]()
He needs a bubble.
Must be the slow Internet speeds on the island.Uuaww wrote:the worst sports injury ever is that goalie that got his throat slashed.
nick wrote:the worst sports injury ever is that ref that was killed a couple weeks ago in brazil since you know..hes dead
really? thought it did. my bad. Well a european guy died in a hockey game. there was a vid but ya fuck thatjsence2 wrote:nick wrote:the worst sports injury ever is that ref that was killed a couple weeks ago in brazil since you know..hes dead
That wasn't a sports injury. Didn't happen during the match.
nick wrote:really? thought it did. my bad. Well a european guy died in a hockey game. there was a vid but ya fuck thatjsence2 wrote:nick wrote:the worst sports injury ever is that ref that was killed a couple weeks ago in brazil since you know..hes dead
That wasn't a sports injury. Didn't happen during the match.
The associate press story indicated that the family/friends of the player that was killed by the ref (died on the way to the hospital, allegedly, so not killed in the game) stormed the field immediately, stoned the ref, quartered the ref, and put his head on a stake. No news source has any mention of kidnapping or murder a day or two later. Maybe you're thinking of another ref that was killed?jsence2 wrote:nick wrote:really? thought it did. my bad. Well a european guy died in a hockey game. there was a vid but ya fuck thatjsence2 wrote:nick wrote:the worst sports injury ever is that ref that was killed a couple weeks ago in brazil since you know..hes dead
That wasn't a sports injury. Didn't happen during the match.
Yeah, he was essentially kidnapped and murdered a day or two after the match.
With their star suspended for the rest of the 2013 season and the team languishing in last place, the Milwaukee Brewers went looking for a way to say 'We're sorry' to their fans.
What they found was undoubtedly the best way to apologize: Free food and drinks.
To be more specific, each fan who spins the Miller Park turnstiles during the month of August will receive a $10 voucher that can be used at the stadium's concession stands. With 12 home dates in August and an average expected attendance of 30,000, that's a roughly $3.6 million hit the Brewers are taking with this "Fans First" promotion— or more than the $3.1 million they would have had to pay Ryan Braun had he not been suspended for 65 games after getting caught up in the Biogenesis scandal.
In taking this action, the Brewers have touched upon an existential truth in the fair state of Wisconsin: Nothing says "you're loved and appreciated" like free bratwurst and beer.
dakshdar wrote:The associate press story indicated that the family/friends of the player that was killed by the ref (died on the way to the hospital, allegedly, so not killed in the game) stormed the field immediately, stoned the ref, quartered the ref, and put his head on a stake. No news source has any mention of kidnapping or murder a day or two later. Maybe you're thinking of another ref that was killed?jsence2 wrote:nick wrote:really? thought it did. my bad. Well a european guy died in a hockey game. there was a vid but ya fuck thatjsence2 wrote:nick wrote:the worst sports injury ever is that ref that was killed a couple weeks ago in brazil since you know..hes dead
That wasn't a sports injury. Didn't happen during the match.
Yeah, he was essentially kidnapped and murdered a day or two after the match.
That probably is a lifetime ban, of sorts.Cnasty wrote:According to reports arod to get 150 game ban even though they pushed for lifetime
trendon wrote:That probably is a lifetime ban, of sorts.Cnasty wrote:According to reports arod to get 150 game ban even though they pushed for lifetime
nobodynick wrote: