Thanks for that Schenkers! A small piece of childhood relived, narrated by nerdy cool guy Klostermann. Good stuff. And in light of Calvin Johnson's non-catch in the end zone a couple years ago, would that famous catch by Butch Johnson against the Broncos be ruled no catch today?

Another Jayhawk who hates that it happened, but has to agree it should be on that list.

Agree on that. Hell, I am Joe Average Dude out here in middle America with no vested interest in any team Kiffin has ever coached, and even I want to talk shit on the guy. Props to Alshon for being a low-key, but high road kinda guy.

You got that right!

If you don't stick around for the last 45 seconds, you are missing out.

Stone is not really that odd of a last name.

He may well have come IN a monkey though. More likely, some type of farm animal, but still...

If leading up to that moment was all Bo's career was, then it was still worth it. That said - greatest two sport athlete ever. 3 all around good guys on that set. Glad I saw it.

Gale not Gayle. (side project of Was Not Was).

Fantastic! Overwhelming like the effects of Beefarino. Dropping it in like a junior mint. Not that there's anything wrong with that. They're all good, but this one would be my fave.

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Where is Maurice Cheeks when you need him?

I certainly don't know much about the legal aspects of the contract that exists between the two, but I think that MLB should tell tell Sharp to have full HD monitors/TVs to every stadium tomorrow or they will do their best to ruin Sharp's name also, to go along with the ruined name of MLB umpiring, threats of lawsuits…

Bravo!

A horribly disgusted yet amused +1.

Maybe it was about the Butler and the Duke. Not Butler and Duke. Maybe.

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Huge glove, no love?

300 since middle of last season? That's probably around 60 games at most at PNC? Averaging six balls a game? Doesn't seem likely unless he is standing in outfield seats during batting practice. Then, even highly unlikely I would think.