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The Bar => Sports => Topic started by: ReardenSteel on April 26, 2008, 01:44:30 PM
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Posted about this last year. Can't believe it's another anniversary already. :o
From Hot Air...
http://hotair.com/archives/2008/04/26/thirty-two-years-later-its-still-a-great-play/
Thirty-two years ago today, one of baseball’s greatest moments took place when the ball wasn’t even in play. McQ reminds us of Rick Monday’s courageous rescue of the American flag at Dodger Stadium in 1976, which we can all see again through the magic of YouTube:
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjfOSe22WIo[/youtube]
More at HA link. Is it the "single best moment in sports"? That depends on the fan I guess. Though I didn't get to see it happen, I'm hard pressed to think of it's equal. God bless Rick Monday indeed. (farking hippies, LOL)
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good one awirght...
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Rick Monday -- tough as nails and funny as hell.
And a True American. Those hippies are lucky he didn't decide to pound their asses. He could and would have sent them both to the hospital.
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Rick Monday -- tough as nails and funny as hell.
And a True American. Those hippies are lucky he didn't decide to pound their asses. He could and would have sent them both to the hospital.
Those hippies were lucky that Tom Lasorda didn't beat the shit out of them. Even though he was a "tad older" than those hippie scum, Lasorda would have gone batshit on them.
If I ever meet Mr. Monday, I will make very sure that I'm able to buy him a drink or three.
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Rick Monday -- tough as nails and funny as hell.
And a True American. Those hippies are lucky he didn't decide to pound their asses. He could and would have sent them both to the hospital.
Those hippies were lucky that Tom Lasorda didn't beat the shit out of them. Even though he was a "tad older" than those hippie scum, Lasorda would have gone batshit on them.
If I ever meet Mr. Monday, I will make very sure that I'm able to buy him a drink or three.
I ran into him at restaurant at vero beach one year during spring training. I didn't say anything more than "good evening,
mr. monday". vero is funny that way. they went out of their way to not make a big deal about having dodgers all over the place. and you couldn't miss tommy lasorda at vero. he was everyplace, it seemed. :-)