The collectors edition is actually 20 bucks. 15 bucks gets you a CD, but no material to clone Andrew WK

The collectors edition is actually 20 bucks. 15 bucks gets you a CD, but no material to clone Andrew WK

Yeah, the most satisfying ending was the gambling crew. You know what? They likely do go broke. In the long run, many gamblers do, and they came so close to losing so many times.They know this, but it's fine, they're still doing what they love for the time being and they're on one of those can't-lose streaks we all…

Yeah, that was great. You kind of go from seeing Gus as this dumb errand boy in the beginning of the show to a really, really good ally to have.

What movie? Season five of the Wire?

Can we get a classic King of the Hill up in this? The later seasons weren't all that worth covering, but I can watch reruns of that all day.

Sucks about 93, Toronto, I'll give you that.

Sucks about 93, Toronto, I'll give you that.

Don't forget Omar Daal, the stud of the Schilling trade who won 4 games one season and was our opening day starter the next. Not even because of injury or anything like that.

Assuming this is sarcasm? I don't watch ESPN.

Yeah, but I sat through enough Brandon Duckworth games in the last decade to have earned the right to watch future hall of famers every night.

Never knew … now that you mention it, I guess I haven't been to any Vance Worley games this season, I've lucked out with all my tickets winding up being either Lee, Hamels or Halliday

Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz (a really awesome player who gets no coverage, that's a story for another day) has "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins. It starts at the part with the drums.

A friend of mine who lived in Baltimore told me their closer a few years ago had Johnny Cash's "God's Gonna Cut You Down," which, oh my god, yes, the perfect sentiment for a closer.

Sting!

Bite your tongue! I love the new Sally Forth. Ted Forth is everyman, and I would totally want to be Hil's best friend if it was socially acceptable.