Golf Tip of the Week: 7 o'clock

Future Water Ski Tricks.

1. The Bee Sting 2.Reverse Lipstick 3.Pancake 4. Cat's Cradle 5. Tomahawk 

5 things to run from.

5 things to run from.... fiscal cliffs....loose highways... doubts... republicans.... skunks...

Johnny Pesky 1919-2012

A left-handed hitter who threw right-handed, Pesky was a tough man for pitchers to strike out. He was the first AL player to score 6 runs in a 9 inning game. As a hitter, he specialized in getting on base, leading the American League in base hits three times - his first three seasons in the majors, in which he collected over 200 hits each year — and was among the top ten in on base percentage six times while batting .307 in 4,745 at bats as a Major Leaguer. He was also an excellent bunter who led the league in sacrifice hits in 1942.

Classic Clip: Don Orsillo and Jerry Remy

Jimmy Connors!

CT Tigers! (fireworks)

Game of the month: handball!

Ray Allen=Johnny Damon

Thank Yooooooouuuuuuuk!

Thank You: Big Three!

Player Profile: Phil Coke

On December 9, 2009, Coke was traded to the Detroit Tigers as part of a three team trade that sent Curtis Granderson to the Yankees.

The Tigers signed Coke to a new contract on February 7, 2011. After spending all of his previous time in the major leagues as a relief pitcher, Coke was moved from the bullpen to the fifth spot in the starting rotation to start the 2011 season. On June 30, after accumulating a 1–8 record, Coke was moved back to the bullpen.

On January 16, 2012, Coke signed a one-year, $1.1 million deal with the Tigers to avoid arbitration. He can earn an additional $50K in appearances or starts, depending on whether he'll be a starter or reliever for the 2012 season.

2012 Top Baseball Names

1. Hunter Pence

2. Prince Fielder

3. Chipper Jones

4. Elvis Andrus

5. Robinson Cano

All Time: Vlade Divac

Video: discus

High Five: Best Baseball Moustaches!

1. Rollie Fingers

2. Don Mattingly

 

 

3. Keith Hernandez

 

4. Dennis Eckersley

5. Mike Schmidt

4 Home Run Club!

Josh Hamilton hits four home runs in one game.

One of only 16 players in major league history to accomplish this feat.

Fenway Park

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