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  • Countdown to Pitchers & Catchers Reporting; Everything you *LOVE* about Baseball

    CBS Sportsline has the countdown clock right here:



    Please name everything you love about baseball. From the food, the "STRIIIIIIIIIIIIIKE" by the ump, the sound of a ball getting the covers knocked off of it, the thrill of the 2-1 win, agony of the postseason loss. Everything about baseball that you love to think about, please post it here!
    Please read Baseball Fever Policy and Forum FAQ before posting. 2007-11 CBA
    Rest very peacefully, John “Buck” O'Neil (1911-2006) & Philip Francis “Scooter” Rizzuto (1917-2007)
    THE BROOKLYN DODGERS - 1890 thru 1957
    Montreal Expos 1969 - 2004

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    The food is terrible and overpriced, however I'm a college student so I've become used to it.
    "he probably used some performance enhancing drugs so he could do a better job on his report...i hear they make you gain weight" - Dr. Zizmor

    "I thought it was interesting and yes a conversation piece. Next time I post a similar story I will close with the question "So, do you think either of them have used steroids?" so that I can make the topic truly relevant to discussions about today's game." - Eric Davis

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqul1GyK7-g

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    • #3
      seeing the hot chicks in the stands. the big strikeout with the bases loaded. The big home run.

      Pitching duels. Baseball games on glorious summer days.

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      • #4
        the smells when you walk in to the stadium

        even old Tiger Stadium and that hint of urine


        seeing the greenest field ever


        and something I have only experienced in the last year as a fan of the Tigers

        A FULL STADIUM!!
        "Batting stats and pitching stats do not indicate the quality of play, merely which part of that struggle is dominant at the moment."

        -Bill James

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        • #5
          Keep 'em comin', folks!

          Let's all do a Harry Caray now:

          TAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKE me out to the BALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL GAMMMMMMMMMMME, TAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKE me out to the PARRRRRRRRRRRRRK.
          Please read Baseball Fever Policy and Forum FAQ before posting. 2007-11 CBA
          Rest very peacefully, John “Buck” O'Neil (1911-2006) & Philip Francis “Scooter” Rizzuto (1917-2007)
          THE BROOKLYN DODGERS - 1890 thru 1957
          Montreal Expos 1969 - 2004

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          • #6
            Nothing like a good squeeze play.

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            • #7
              watching Curtis Granderson patrol CF at Comerica
              "Batting stats and pitching stats do not indicate the quality of play, merely which part of that struggle is dominant at the moment."

              -Bill James

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              • #8
                watching the ivy turn from brown to green
                walking from the concourse into the stands to catch that first glimpse of the diamond
                making fun of drunk fans
                walk-off home runs
                the look on a batter's face when he's been frozen by nasty hook

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                • #9
                  Opening day, everybodys in first place.

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                  • #10
                    Sitting near a concession stand that has Sbarro pizza (this is at Shea)

                    Extra innings

                    The lack of a time limit

                    Seeing your favorite player have a great game

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                    • #11
                      A tailor-made 6-4-3.

                      Omar Vizquel making an amazing diving stop, getting up, and throwing the hitter out by half a step.
                      sigpic

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                      • #12
                        West coast games at 2am EST on that MLB extra innings preview week.

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                        • #13
                          The stripes of sunlight and shadow on the outfield in the evening;

                          Driving home from work with the car windows down and the game on the radio;

                          Seeing players talking and laughing around the cage at batting practice;

                          Don and Jerry;

                          Keeping score;

                          The crack! of the bat, that you feel in your heart and bones as well as hear;

                          Wakefield's knuckleball, when it's working well;

                          The guy who yells "PEA-NUTS!" in a clear baritone at Fenway;

                          Oh man.... I can't list everything! Sights and sounds... I've missed it so! Jeez, winter is so long!
                          --Annie
                          Be civil to all, sociable to many, familiar with few, friend to one, enemy to none. -Benjamin Franklin, statesman, author, and inventor (1706-1790)
                          Remember Yellowdog
                          ABNY

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                          • #14
                            I think one of my favourite things about baseball is that, in most sports, the only way to get things done is with power. But in baseball, you have a choice of methods. Power or contact. The bunt, the sacrifice fly, and the hit-and-run. Power pitching or finesse pitching.

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                            -NO CLOCK
                            -extra innings
                            -pitching duels
                            -walk-offs
                            -the knuckleball
                            -Satchel Paige
                            -the most statistics ever about anything
                            -no penalties
                            -8-team playoffs
                            -nicknames
                            -catching foul balls
                            -the "Ice...Cold...Beer" guy at the skydome
                            -162 days on, 20 days off
                            -Yogi Berra
                            -no touchdown dances

                            http://www.baseball-almanac.com/lege...libvf100.shtml
                            Last edited by gojays; 02-09-2008, 08:52 AM. Reason: I kept thinking of more

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                            • #15
                              4 Days, 14 Hours, 54 Minutes, 40 Seconds

                              Originally posted by Sean O
                              There's an ancient architectural formula called "embrace and release", where you force the visitor into a tight, narrow space where you can see just a little of what's ahead, and then suddenly expand the view to create the maximum effect.
                              go jays, I agree on the 'Ice...Cold...Beer' guy too. He's a staple of Blue Jays baseball for me.
                              WAMCO!

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