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  1. 1 minute ago, UTexasFight said:

    Oh that’s right!

    that’s what I remember about watching that...

    thinking “fuck. These guys aren’t going to want to come back out and play another 9.”

    I thought I remembered it being a DH and just looked it up.  Baseball-reference is one of the best thing about the interwebs.  Tony McKnight got the win in Game 2.

  2. 3 minutes ago, Gourmand said:

    Yeah that's the worst inning that I can remember in a long time. Reminiscent of that blown game in Pittsburgh back when Billy Wagner was pitching for us and the Pirates scored like seven or eight runs with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. Y'all remember that one?

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    Yep. Brian Giles walked it off maybe?

    EDIT - here it is:

     

  3. Last year when he won the million didn't they show that he had a brand new baby?  Or was that someone else?  Can't wait for his ANW video package about overcoming the adversity of a statutory conviction.

  4. 25 minutes ago, crash_davis said:

    fucking lulz. of course Russians are involved.

    https://siberiantimes.com/other/others/news/first-pictures-emerge-of-a-russian-businessman-whose-ammonium-nitrate-cargo-detonated-in-the-port-of-beirut/

     

    The 2,750 tonnes cargo of Khabarovsk-born businessman Igor Grechushkin was detained in Lebanon in 2013.

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    Igor Grechushkin is reported to be still residing in Limassol, Cyprus with his wife. Picture: The Siberian Times

    The Russian father of one, currently reported to be living in Limassol, Cyprus, was accused by the crew of his ship in abandoning both the people and the cargo. 

    The ship called Rhosus was going under the flag of Moldova from Batumi in Georgia to Mozambique. It was detained in October 2013 by Lebanese authorities after it stopped in Beirut due to a malfunction on board. 

    The cargo was checked and detained after the port authorities said it was ‘lacking documents and conditions necessary for transportation.’

    The crew - eight Ukrainian and two Russian men - was forced to stay on board of the vessel while the owner Grechushkin declared himself bankrupt and ‘abandoned the ship’. 

    Lebanese authorities agreed to let six out of ten sailors to leave the country, others were left stranded on the ship for almost a year. 

    ‘The owner of the ship Igor Grechushkin effectively abandoned the ship and the remaining crew.

    'He is not providing us with money, he completely deprived us of all means of communication.

    'He told us that he went bankrupt and while I don’t believe him, the most important thing is that he gave up on both the people and the cargo’, wrote captain Boris Prokoshev back in June 2014 in a desperate plea to international organisations, diplomats, authorities of Ukraine and the authorities of the port of Beirut to release them. 

    Season 2 of ZeroZeroZero is going to be amazing

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