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  • TEXAS10PT_PSNT Offline
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    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

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    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Cool story bro. But based on my math this would make you too old for video games.

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    #17

    Cool story bro. But based on my math this would make you too old for video games.

    According to you? Dude enjoys VGs let him be.

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    Paragraphs are important.

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    I was being silly.

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    #20

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Doris Kearns Goodwin has a great book on Dem Bums. You should probably read some of her other books too…

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    @bob_loblaw1984 said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Doris Kearns Goodwin has a great book on Dem Bums. You should probably read some of her other books too…

    Lincoln was a good one.

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    @theblindrhino said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Cool story bro. But based on my math this would make you too old for video games.

    Your math is fine but you are never too old for anything unless you are 6 feet under.

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    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @theblindrhino said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Cool story bro. But based on my math this would make you too old for video games.

    Your math is fine but you are never too old for anything unless you are 6 feet under.

    I'm 44 and my reactions are quickly dwindling. I would love to still be playing video baseball in 23 years but I just don't see it as a possibility.

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    @bob_loblaw1984 said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Doris Kearns Goodwin has a great book on Dem Bums. You should probably read some of her other books too…

    Wait till next year is fantastic. I've been on a major baseball book kick. Any other suggestions? I just read Stan Musial An American Life and thought it was solid.

    Also, I really Ike Tom Verducci's 'The Cubs Way' if you haven't read it which I'm sure you have.

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    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @bob_loblaw1984 said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Doris Kearns Goodwin has a great book on Dem Bums. You should probably read some of her other books too…

    Wait till next year is fantastic. I've been on a major baseball book kick. Any other suggestions? I just read Stan Musial An American Life and thought it was solid.

    Also, I really Ike Tom Verducci's 'The Cubs Way' if you haven't read it which I'm sure you have.

    A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cooperstown.

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    #26

    This explains the scavengers on Twitter, and here as well, lol.
    This says it all...
    Content late for the hungry b-stards? 😆
    https://youtu.be/tqlkWORazKw

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    @theblindrhino said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @bob_loblaw1984 said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Doris Kearns Goodwin has a great book on Dem Bums. You should probably read some of her other books too…

    Wait till next year is fantastic. I've been on a major baseball book kick. Any other suggestions? I just read Stan Musial An American Life and thought it was solid.

    Also, I really Ike Tom Verducci's 'The Cubs Way' if you haven't read it which I'm sure you have.

    A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cooperstown.

    I've never heard of that one. I'll check it out. Thanks.

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    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @bob_loblaw1984 said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Doris Kearns Goodwin has a great book on Dem Bums. You should probably read some of her other books too…

    Wait till next year is fantastic. I've been on a major baseball book kick. Any other suggestions? I just read Stan Musial An American Life and thought it was solid.

    Also, I really Ike Tom Verducci's 'The Cubs Way' if you haven't read it which I'm sure you have.

    I actually haven’t read Verducci’s book, but I may have to the next time I get on a sports reading kick.

    As far as my recommendations go… “The Bullpen Gospels: Major League Dreams of a Minor League Veteran” gets my biggest recommendation, followed by “Men at Work.”

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    @bob_loblaw1984 said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @bob_loblaw1984 said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @painpa_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @texas10pt_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @ericulous1_psn said in Shark Sighting:

    @drhm100_xbl said in Shark Sighting:

    Duke had a card last year too in the TA. The one with 99 Mantle also had Duke.
    I expect him to get a 99 at some point as well but my guess is it'll be a finest card to make people want to use him more.
    What packs are we really expecting from the shark map?

    Yeah he was in TA 4. I liked all the Twitter people acting like he was some made up person as they obviously know very little about baseball. The Duke of Flatbush. Looking forward to this card.

    He's in the HOF. Made up person LOL. I have a general dislike of the Dodgers but I give the ones from the 50's a break (Duke/Jackie) I really didn't start disliking them until 1966 LOL

    What did they do in 1966?

    Its a long story to type out but I can if you would like to read a book LOL.

    Now my curiosity has turned into have to know

    Ok so in 1963 when I was 8 years old, I was watching the game of the week (B&W TV) and saw this guy get walked and sprint to first base. I wanted to be just like him. It was Pete Rose in his rookie year. The next year I had my mom find out how to sign me up for Little League because I had to play organized ball somehow. She signed me up and I went to my first tryout and was drafted by the Minor Giants. I read the newspaper box scores every day and learned about Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and the rest of the Giants but in the back of my head there was still Pete Rose and the Reds so I kept close track of them too. After my first year in LL I decided to try out for the Majors at 10 years old but it was a longshot because that was usually 11 and 12 year olds. I was drafted by (YES) the Cincinnati Reds in the Majors. My dream had come true. Back in those days whatever team chose you, you stayed on that team until you finished your 12 year old season. We weren't that great and finished 5th out of 6 teams. The next year when I signed up, I was told that there weren't enough kids that signed up so the 5th and 6th place finishers from the year before (Reds & Cubs) would be eliminated and we would be placed on one of the last 4 remaining teams which were the Giants, Cards, Braves and Dodgers. You guessed it I was placed on the Dodgers. It shouldn't have made me dislike a team for life hey its just Little League. The coach who took over the team was never there and we almost never had practice. He had marriage issues so he had his dad practice with the team and coach us and poor guy knew nothing about the game. We lost and lost and it was miserable as a kid. So I thought well my 12 year season has to be better than this but no they let the same guy coach, he was never there and we had his dad again. And we lost and we lost etc etc. On top of this I almost quit because they tried to make me a catcher and I hated the tools of ignorance. So to this day the sour experience I had with the Major Dodgers as a 11 and 12 year old carried on my entire life. I ended up being the starting SS for our All Star team that summer. Eventually played high school ball with a future HOFer, won the State Championship as a senior and got a full ride to a D1 and played there 4 years. I know it probably sounds stupid to dislike a team from your childhood but that's how I learned to dislike the Dodgers lol

    Doris Kearns Goodwin has a great book on Dem Bums. You should probably read some of her other books too…

    Wait till next year is fantastic. I've been on a major baseball book kick. Any other suggestions? I just read Stan Musial An American Life and thought it was solid.

    Also, I really Ike Tom Verducci's 'The Cubs Way' if you haven't read it which I'm sure you have.

    I actually haven’t read Verducci’s book, but I may have to the next time I get on a sports reading kick.

    As far as my recommendations go… “The Bullpen Gospels: Major League Dreams of a Minor League Veteran” gets my biggest recommendation, followed by “Men at Work.”

    I've had Men at Work and Ball Four sitting on my shelf for years. I think it's time to actually read them. I'll have to check the other one out. Thanks.

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