The 1972 NL All Stars had 15 Hall of Famers on a 29 man roster, the most ever, with Hank Aaron of the Braves out front.
The 1934 NL team has the best share at 14 of 21 and lost 9 to 7 even with Carl Hubbell striking out Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx, Simmons and Cronin in a row.
@goldhat_lou Name me the senator that at best can only gum up the left’s agenda for two years, will get blamed for not acting like he’s got 15 more republicans than he does, and doesn’t by sheer force of will just get what his base wants. That person only exists in fiction.
Increasingly clear that Carson Wentz is the future of the Minnesota Vikings. They should announce him as starter going forward and sign a massive contract extension with him.
One of the racks of ribs fell off the hook into the charcoal. I saved it (mostly).
Our electrical pressure washer flips the breaker no matter where I plug it in.
Not my best Saturday.
@WesleyUhler@WilliamsonNFL I really hope you guys enjoy your mini vacation, but it’s Friday evening and I’m running out of content to listen too. Might be a marker on my life choices…
@WesleyUhler@WilliamsonNFL 60 yr Steeler fan and never a fire Tomlin guy. Having McCarthy/Graham there has modernized the team. Granted, it’s a better roster than recent yrs but they are fun to watch and more difficult to play against. I’m grateful for the change.