Yo, Professor Probability 101 ... what are the chances of me going to three Reds' games this year ... seeing Homer Bailey each time ... and Homer throwing a no-no in one of those games?Quote:
Originally Posted by kaldaniels
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Yo, Professor Probability 101 ... what are the chances of me going to three Reds' games this year ... seeing Homer Bailey each time ... and Homer throwing a no-no in one of those games?Quote:
Originally Posted by kaldaniels
(Math.)
Also, South Koreans hope North Korea falls into the ocean.Quote:
Originally Posted by thatcoolguy_22
I was debating on posting an "I hate you Blitz" earlier but thought better of it. Big mistake.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blitz Dorsey
Lucky you. :beerme:
(I was there too if anyone asks, but I can't back it up :D)
I saw you. You were the one who got thrown out after Homer walked the dude, right? (With the girl who was 300+ pounds? Oh, that wasn't you?)Quote:
Originally Posted by kaldaniels
:beerme:
Speaking of Choo, his little boy running out on the field to high five Homer was adorable. And I'm not a kid fan normally... lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by thatcoolguy_22
This game was SO cool. I wasn't home to see Homer's last no hitter so being able to watch this one as it was happening live on TV (and have so much trouble breathing that I felt like I needed a breathing treatment, LOL) was BEYOND awesome! Congrats Homer and YAY Reds!!! :jump:
I'm so looking forward to going to the game tomorrow night and hopefully Homer left some of his magic on the mound for Cingrani! :D :thumbup: :p
One of the most memorable FCs ever. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by redsmetz
If North Korea falls into the ocean, South Korea is going for a swim as well. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Blitz Dorsey
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hell yeah Homer :beerme::beerme::beerme:
Just watched the replays. As I said, Votto's heads up play to 3rd which absolutely saved the no-hitter (especially after Homer neglected to get off the mound anything close to quickly). Seeing one of the oddest double plays on Homer's bunt, see that replay just hitting right in front of the plate and poor Hanigan being hung out to dry. And watching the replay of the walk, just tailing ever so slightly inside to walk the batter. What a game!
My wife asked me why I was staying up late last night. I just said you wouldn't understand. She just said OK and rolled over and went to sleep. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy Tucker
Sorry, guys. Here's what I wrote on Facebook sharing the out by out replay of the game from MLB - "Seriously, I'm one lucky guy to be married to such a brilliant baseball fan woman!" recounting how I conveyed to my wife that a no hitter was happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by cumberlandreds
The funny thing is, we had a chance for an extra ticket and she checked to see if our son wanted to go, but he had to work. I texted him around 9:00 when I knew he was supposed to be finishing and told him to turn the game on. When Homer pitched the one in Pittsburgh, my wife and I were at a movie at the Kenwood Theatre and I got a text from him saying to turn on the game. We went next door to Deweys, ordered drinks and watched it. The whole restaurant watched it. So a little tit-for-tat there - but he was frustrated he wasn't able to get off last night.
And kudos to Tom Servo for this no hitter game thread - you posted a good game, brother!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Servo
Kudos to Homer! It would have been a shame to lose a no-hitter because you didn't cover first. So, Kudos to Joey Baseball as well!
Servo has to start every game thread until the Reds lose again. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by redsmetz