Witnesses told police the man was trying to slide down the staircase railing, lost his balance and fell, striking his head. The stairs lead to the center field seats.

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mozartpc27 wrote:Glad someone else dug this thread out, so now I can pose the question that for some reason occurred to me earlier today. I forget why, but something reminded me of Hideo Nomo, and I started thinking back to him and Ichiro as well (when Ichiro first came to the US), there were some people who were whining and bitching about how these players from Japan shouldn't be eligible for ROY awards, because after all, they weren't true rookies. I suppose these same sorts would then also demand that all Japanese league records be regarded as official, major league records? I remember Harold Reynolds in particular was on about this when Ichiro first burst on to the scene, though he was hardly the only one.

Alright, this wasn't so much of a question as it was a pointing out of what should have been obvious.

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WheelsFellOff wrote:Fan who fell Monday from Coors Field stairs dies

Witnesses told police the man was trying to slide down the staircase railing, lost his balance and fell, striking his head. The stairs lead to the center field seats.

"Roy Halladay has the most control on his pitch in the game," says Kingrey. "And he has this really mean slider that's amazing against right-handers. The Astros only have two lefties in their lineup. I'd throw it low and to the right and then they would swing and miss."

Wheels Tupay wrote:http://blog.games.yahoo.com/blog/709-mlb-2k11-makes-louisiana-man-a-millionaire/

Once he gets the million-dollar check, Kingrey says he and his wife plan to pay off their house, cars and student loans as well as other miscellaneous debts. Then the spending spree hits a high note: They're planning to buy a refrigerator.

Yup. Forget lavish trips or some other mad use of the money. The Kingreys got married last October and they're currently using a mini-fridge in their kitchen, the same kind you'll find in pretty much any dorm room in the country.

"You take a Coke out, you put one right back in," says Brian.

philliesphhan wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:Glad someone else dug this thread out, so now I can pose the question that for some reason occurred to me earlier today. I forget why, but something reminded me of Hideo Nomo, and I started thinking back to him and Ichiro as well (when Ichiro first came to the US), there were some people who were whining and bitching about how these players from Japan shouldn't be eligible for ROY awards, because after all, they weren't true rookies. I suppose these same sorts would then also demand that all Japanese league records be regarded as official, major league records? I remember Harold Reynolds in particular was on about this when Ichiro first burst on to the scene, though he was hardly the only one.

Alright, this wasn't so much of a question as it was a pointing out of what should have been obvious.

I can sort of see their point though not really. Imagine if that really old guy on the Mets a year or two won it. The relief pitcher who was like 39 or 40. That would be kinda stupid, but I guess a rookie is a rookie.

mozartpc27 wrote:

BigEd76 wrote:Gary Carter has 4 brain tumors

I was going to give this its own thread. This brings me back to my admittedly crazy theory that brain tumors are somehow more common in baseball players.