When umpires first declared a linedrive off Shane Victorino's bat a catch by Rockies center fielder Dexter Fowler and then switched it to a trap, Rockies manager Jim Tracy went into a frenzy. Tracy's provocative use of the English language was eloquently translated into a suitable, safe-for-work tantrum for viewers by longtime commentator Vin Scully. Yet again proving he's the best of all time at detailing baseball.
Showing posts with label rockies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rockies. Show all posts
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Hot Now!
-
Umping has hit rock bottom. Your browser does not support iframes.
-
From baby-blue suede to purple polka-dotted velvet, NBA analyst Craig Sager's vast collection of suits rarely fails to entertain. Yet on...
-
With a spacious Lincoln-tunnel gap and a respected slap shot, Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin needs only the occasional wink to keep ...
-
Shawn Stefani's ace on 17 brought us two things. One, the 43rd hole-in-one in U.S. Open history. Two, the most inspiring celebration w...
-
Hakeem Nicks made us all proud during the Giants' 2012 playoff run. His catch and run against the Falcons, his hail mary grab against th...
-
Watch as this elderly basketball fan digs deep into the mucus-soaked trenches to become a video-bombing icon. This guy shows us that treasur...
-
This is a guest post submitted by Ally Silva. Ally played all kinds of sports growing up and adamantly follows everything sports now, part...
-
So you're telling me there's a chance... yeah! This is easily the play of the day, despite being posted in 2006. We're reminisci...
-
"There was no summer more significant to the New York Knicks future than in 2010. The LeBron James sweepstakes began and it was eviden...
Powered by Blogger.
.
.
.
.
.
.



