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Month: July 2013
Janis Joplin – One Night Stand
‘Trayvon Martin Could Have Been Me’: US President Obama Addresses Zimmerman Verdict
Jon Lajoie’s Kickstarter
Royals Snarf 1-0 Game
Did they look like they had four days off or what?
Tigers – Royals Tee Off at 8:10 PM
Anibal Sanchez is pitching, wizards. Game 1 of 3 in KC
Carl Carlton – Everlasting Love
Damn, pimpin’, how are the rest of us snarfs supposed to beat the bar set by “The Bad C.C.?”
Tigers Still Pursuing Relief Help
From http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/blog/danny-knobler: Phillies scouts have been spotted doing a second tour of the Tigers’ farm system. [we will] see what that could mean, with the Tigers needing a closer and with Jonathan Papelbon sitting in the Phillies bullpen. And http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/tim-lincecum: Multiple sources told me recently that some teams — the Tigers are one — have interest in acquiring Lincecum as a […]
And Then, the Snarfs Rested
No NBA games. No NFL. No MLB. No NHL. College Basketball and Football kids are on summer break, and the ESPYs can’t make us shed any more tears. Nope. It’s our day off.
Kanye West – Good Life ft. T-Pain
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fOgF0xgoh4
Mark Morrison – Return of the Mack
Frankie Valli – Can’t Take My Eyes Off You
AL 3, NL 0
MVP: JIM LEYLAND
Nat King Cole: L-O-V-E (French Version)
All-Stars Take Field at 8:00 PM ET
Unfortunately, on FOX.
U2 – City of Blinding Lights
Justin Verlander & Tigers Take Final Game 5-0 Heading into All-Star Break
The boys received their all-star uniforms on a hot July afternoon in Detroit before the game began. “O” G Torii Hunter must have like how he looked, because the veteran Tiger belted a solo blast to get things popping in the first. Justin Verlander didn’t play any games today. No hits through 6 and 2/3 […]
Not Our Night
The Zimmerman trial interrupted the Tigers game at 4-1, sparring us the Albo meltdown. It just wasn’t our night. Early scoring opportunities fell through, and Max Scherzer took his first loss of the season. Max left us a 4-1 game after six innings. Then Al-Al entered the ninth. A three-run home run later and his career […]