It's nice to see that at least someone is reading my entries. I'll repond in the order that they appeared in my inbox. Scratch that, I'll do them in the ordr of the entries on which they comment. Here goes: I'm not quite sure why only this little part was mentioned, but I would like to say that we aren't actually in Milwaukee right now. And I believe that Rubashkin's makes brats, but I'm not sure. Okay, here's the comment on 379: I try to be as good to as many people as possible. Don't worry though, I'm not adding lumberjacking onto my blog. I'm too afraid of a tree falling down on me. I like the fruit though. Apple's are my favorite one's of those.
And finally, #380: I agree, of course, but I do like to be PC. And I won't be here in Minnesota, ha ha ha, but maybe I'll visit to see what I'm not missing.
In sports, the Twins built a 1.5 game lead in the Central with a nice 6-2 win. 5 days ago, I wrote that we wouldn't call on Blanco or Rivas till the ALCS. Well, I would like to retract. Blanco went 2 for 3 with a game winning 2 run homer and a SF while Rivas, taking over for an injured Nick Punto, went 2 for 4 with a double and a stolen base. Very nice all round I'd say. Some people are indicating that Joe Nathan picked up his 28th save, but I don't believe that this is true. He had a 4 run lead, though I do admit that he gave up a hit, so maybe that's why he got one. In fact, the Twin's boxscore shows that he didn't record one, though the CBS Sportsline score insists that he did. Who cares? We won, and that's all that really matters.
The Saints won a wild game 15-10, and to my certain knowledge at least 3 of those were walked or HBP'ed in with two outs. Well, man can't live on pitching alone.
Bye