We may have Charlie Sheen, but the Cards have Hamm

Since it seems appropriate, Fay tweeted last night that Sheen was at game 2 of the NLDS and they showed him on the jumbotron in Reds gear and the crowd booed.

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Originally Posted by dsmith421

I can't be the only one that would prefer the UC Marching Band or something to a parade of D-list singers.

Granted I'm not going to spend much time complaining about the singer of the national anthem at a REDS HOME PLAYOFF GAME.

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Darius Rucker is most definitely not a D list singer.

By the way, only in Cincinnati would Nick Lachey keep Darius Rucker from singing the National Anthem.

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Originally Posted by Edd Roush

Darius Rucker is most definitely not a D list singer.

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D-List might be kind.

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Originally Posted by Edd Roush

Darius Rucker is most definitely not a D list singer.

By the way, only in Cincinnati would Nick Lachey keep Darius Rucker from singing the National Anthem.

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Does Peter Frampton still live in Cincinnati? He did the National Anthem with his guitar and talkbox once. I'd pick him over Lachey and Rucker.

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Originally Posted by Yachtzee

Does Peter Frampton still live in Cincinnati? He did the National Anthem with his guitar and talkbox once. I'd pick him over Lachey and Rucker.

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I believe he moved away last year following a divorce.

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Originally Posted by dsmith421

I can't be the only one that would prefer the UC Marching Band or something to a parade of D-list singers.

Granted I'm not going to spend much time complaining about the singer of the national anthem at a REDS HOME PLAYOFF GAME.

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Either of those guys has to be better than the first World Series game in 1990 when a banjo player played the National Anthem. Made the rest of the country think Cincinnati was where they filmed Deliverance.

I only know Hamm from the Doug Loves Movies podcast. I am not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I guess I should have figured out by now that a different Doug was hosting that show.