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    Re: Greatest Walk Off Home Run Celebration

    I love it!

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    O.K., that was funny.
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    Re: Greatest Walk Off Home Run Celebration

    That was great!

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    Re: Greatest Walk Off Home Run Celebration

    It would never make it in the NFL but it has a chance on Broadway.

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    That is really funny.
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    waiting for baseball to kill these type of celebrations.
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    I agree it was a fun and different take on it, but it was too planned and contrived to warrant the tag "greatest." I'll take really spontaneous celebration any day of the week. High marks for creativity though and he did nail the landing.
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    That was a huge homer. It moved the Brewcrew withing 4 games of .500!

    If ya think about it, shouldn't they have planned something even better given the magnitude?
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    Okay, I also loved the originality of the celebration--but I still do not understand the need to un-tuck one's uniform while rounding the bases?

    ...and I don't want to hear that a properly worn jersey prevents you from "truly enjoying" the home plate celebration experience.

    Sadly, that will only lead to more unwanted celebrations.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blimpie View Post
    Okay, I also loved the originality of the celebration--but I still do not understand the need to un-tuck one's uniform while rounding the bases?

    ...and I don't want to hear that a properly worn jersey prevents you from "truly enjoying" the home plate celebration experience.

    Sadly, that will only lead to more unwanted celebrations.
    Usually, those types of things seem to originate with what happens to you if you don't do it yourself first.
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    Re: Greatest Walk Off Home Run Celebration

    Excellent point....


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    Re: Greatest Walk Off Home Run Celebration

    Quote Originally Posted by Blimpie View Post
    Okay, I also loved the originality of the celebration--but I still do not understand the need to un-tuck one's uniform while rounding the bases?

    ...and I don't want to hear that a properly worn jersey prevents you from "truly enjoying" the home plate celebration experience.

    Sadly, that will only lead to more unwanted celebrations.

    He's a big guy and the game was over so he felt the need to untuck his uniform.

    As for the celebration, I hope they don't do it again. It would take away from that one if they repeated it. Who was it a few years ago that was whining about the Reds doing "the bounce" at home after a walkoff? LaRussa or Dusty?
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    Re: Greatest Walk Off Home Run Celebration

    What about when Freel drop kicked Janish? I thought that was the greatest

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    Re: Greatest Walk Off Home Run Celebration

    whatever...i hate Fielder AND the Brewers....er, I mean "brew crew"(sorry George)


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