When baseball started broadcasting postseason games at night, Bowie Kuhn's autobiographer asked him what effect he thought that might have on kids who couldn't stay up late to watch the games.
Hmm... I'm trying to decide if the title of this post isn't more irritating than the baseball metaphors of several posts back. Eh, I'll give Bob the benefit of the doubt. But just this once.
As someone who lives in an urban area where a stellite dish is not an option, I find myself hoping that the Chinese government tests out more satellite killing missiles on DirecTV's fleet...
Yellow alert - Player needs triple for cycle
Orange alert - Player needs double for cycle
Red alert - Player need single for cycle
If a player needs a home run for the cycle, the level of the alert varies depending upon the determination of the Cycle Detection Warning System, which is headquartered in Thief River Falls, Minnesota.
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Kuhn's answer: "F* 'em."
That is also my reply to DirecTV.
I actually heard Ralph Kiner use it on a Mets broadcast once.
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