What does Terry Francona chew?
Please say it's not tobaccy.
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What does Terry Francona chew?
Please say it's not tobaccy.
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I don't know... don't think I want to know. I seem to recall that he's quit 'baccy, so it could be a mix of seeds and gum.
My brother says he's washing his socks in there... ewwwww.
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lol, it looked like a big thing of gum when i was watching but i dont watch the sox's enough.Originally Posted by VTSoxFan
I don't know... don't think I want to know. I seem to recall that he's quit 'baccy, so it could be a mix of seeds and gum.
My brother says he's washing his socks in there... ewwwww.
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Not enough spit for tobaccy, too much for gum.... Maybe Annie is right a hybrid chew.
"Try Wrigleys' Sunflower Seed Peperment gum - less spit more chew!"
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That's a great line! Very funny!My brother says he's washing his socks in there... ewwwww.
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I'm going with a portion of a Red Man Totem (chewers out there know what that is) wrapped in several pieces of gum.
Ahhhh, brings back fond memories of sitting in the bullpen between starts in college, charting pitches and chasing foul balls . . . those were the days.
On second thought, thank goodness that I quit chewing! Kids, don't start - it is very difficult to quit!
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I never had any problem in quitting the chew. I tried it at age 7 and quit it the next day. When you are sick as a dog you can give up anything.
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Hilarious! Reminds me of Sandlot!I never had any problem in quitting the chew. I tried it at age 7 and quit it the next day. When you are sick as a dog you can give up anything.
"I became a good pitcher when I stopped trying to make them miss the ball and started trying to make them hit it." - Sandy Koufax.
"My name is Yasiel Puig. I am from Cuba. I am 21 years old. Thank you."
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I was 9 when I had awad of wintergreen tobacco wrapped up in some big league chew. I swallowed the whole dam thing sliding head first into second and vomited in foul territory when I was on third. So my advise for quiting would be similar to KC's. Swallow it and you never do it again.
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