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Missing baseball during coronavirus shutdown? Here are 10 books to fill the void
DerekJohnson
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Baseball and golf have great literature. Often better than the games
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also would recommend 'the bad guys won,' good story about assholes and degenerates winning and doing things the RIGHT way.
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I watched the Ken Burns baseball documentary series. Solid as usual. My GF took a surprising interest too. She chose to argue with me about Ty Cobb, who was the biggest prick in the history of the game and possibly the galaxy. She felt he was misunderstood.
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You know we’ve been inside too long when our girlfriends start white knighting for Ty Cobb.
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We've hardly been inside at all, but your comment still checks out.ThomasFremont said:You know we’ve been inside too long when our girlfriends start white knighting for Ty Cobb.
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Al Stump wrote a fantastic book about Cobb. Cobb was a complicated figure.ThomasFremont said:You know we’ve been inside too long when our girlfriends start white knighting for Ty Cobb.
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For sure. But then again he went into the stands and stomped out a disabled guy for some comment about Cobb being black or like a black or half black or something along those lines. Then he justified it saying nobody should have to put up with that even from a guy with no hands. Or maybe he had no feet. One of those.DerekJohnson said:
Al Stump wrote a fantastic book about Cobb. Cobb was a complicated figure.ThomasFremont said:You know we’ve been inside too long when our girlfriends start white knighting for Ty Cobb.
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but then again he did some incredibly charitable things for needy people that went unreported. he was mentally ill in his later years and alienated everyonechuck said:
For sure. But then again he went into the stands and stomped out a disabled guy for some comment about Cobb being black or like a black or half black or something along those lines. Then he justified it saying nobody should have to put up with that even from a guy with no hands. Or maybe he had no feet. One of those.DerekJohnson said:
Al Stump wrote a fantastic book about Cobb. Cobb was a complicated figure.ThomasFremont said:You know we’ve been inside too long when our girlfriends start white knighting for Ty Cobb.
at his funeral only two people from the world of baseball attended -
Dang Derek you should talk to my GF. The two of you surprisingly have something in common. Maybe you could organize an annual Ty Cobb apologist get together.DerekJohnson said:
but then again he did some incredibly charitable things for needy people that went unreported. he was mentally ill in his later years and alienated everyonechuck said:
For sure. But then again he went into the stands and stomped out a disabled guy for some comment about Cobb being black or like a black or half black or something along those lines. Then he justified it saying nobody should have to put up with that even from a guy with no hands. Or maybe he had no feet. One of those.DerekJohnson said:
Al Stump wrote a fantastic book about Cobb. Cobb was a complicated figure.ThomasFremont said:You know we’ve been inside too long when our girlfriends start white knighting for Ty Cobb.
at his funeral only two people from the world of baseball attended
I believe you that there's more to him than I or most others know. My take is that he was mentally ill from the start. Nobody is that intense without some sort of disorder. -
Ty Cobb was a pill popping racist that sharpened his spikes to hurt the other team while sliding.
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His father climbed in through a window as he suspected his wife of cheating on him. His wife mistook him for a burglar and shot him to death. Ty was 17 at the time. Al Stump speculated that this was what mentally broke Ty. (Cobb, not Willingham)chuck said:
Dang Derek you should talk to my GF. The two of you surprisingly have something in common. Maybe you could organize an annual Ty Cobb apologist get together.DerekJohnson said:
but then again he did some incredibly charitable things for needy people that went unreported. he was mentally ill in his later years and alienated everyonechuck said:
For sure. But then again he went into the stands and stomped out a disabled guy for some comment about Cobb being black or like a black or half black or something along those lines. Then he justified it saying nobody should have to put up with that even from a guy with no hands. Or maybe he had no feet. One of those.DerekJohnson said:
Al Stump wrote a fantastic book about Cobb. Cobb was a complicated figure.ThomasFremont said:You know we’ve been inside too long when our girlfriends start white knighting for Ty Cobb.
at his funeral only two people from the world of baseball attended
I believe you that there's more to him than I or most others know. My take is that he was mentally ill from the start. Nobody is that intense without some sort of disorder. -
Sounds like you've got it all figured out.ThomasFremont said:Ty Cobb was a pill popping racist that sharpened his spikes to hurt the other team while sliding.
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And I said complicated, not misunderstood.ThomasFremont said:Ty Cobb was a pill popping racist that sharpened his spikes to hurt the other team while sliding.
Very misunderstood. -
I sharpened by spikes when I played baseball too. So I think I know what I’m talking about.DerekJohnson said:
And I said complicated, not misunderstood.ThomasFremont said:Ty Cobb was a pill popping racist that sharpened his spikes to hurt the other team while sliding.
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Going from plastic spikes to metal spikes in 5th grade was the highlight of my baseball career.ThomasFremont said:
I sharpened by spikes when I played baseball too. So I think I know what I’m talking about.DerekJohnson said:
And I said complicated, not misunderstood.ThomasFremont said:Ty Cobb was a pill popping racist that sharpened his spikes to hurt the other team while sliding.
Very misunderstood.
I did come in high on a slide one time and the bloody mess of the opposing 3rd baseman's shin was something of which I still quite proud.
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I approve this messagePurpleThrobber said:
Going from plastic spikes to metal spikes in 5th grade was the highlight of my baseball career.ThomasFremont said:
I sharpened by spikes when I played baseball too. So I think I know what I’m talking about.DerekJohnson said:
And I said complicated, not misunderstood.ThomasFremont said:Ty Cobb was a pill popping racist that sharpened his spikes to hurt the other team while sliding.
Very misunderstood.
I did come in high on a slide one time and the bloody mess of the opposing 3rd baseman's shin was something of which I still quite proud. -
I never spike the kids.ThomasFremont said:
I sharpened by spikes when I played baseball too. So I think I know what I’m talking about.DerekJohnson said:
And I said complicated, not misunderstood.ThomasFremont said:Ty Cobb was a pill popping racist that sharpened his spikes to hurt the other team while sliding.
Very misunderstood. -
Syphilis will do that to a man.DerekJohnson said:
but then again he did some incredibly charitable things for needy people that went unreported. he was mentally ill in his later years and alienated everyonechuck said:
For sure. But then again he went into the stands and stomped out a disabled guy for some comment about Cobb being black or like a black or half black or something along those lines. Then he justified it saying nobody should have to put up with that even from a guy with no hands. Or maybe he had no feet. One of those.DerekJohnson said:
Al Stump wrote a fantastic book about Cobb. Cobb was a complicated figure.ThomasFremont said:You know we’ve been inside too long when our girlfriends start white knighting for Ty Cobb.
at his funeral only two people from the world of baseball attended -
If Little League Confidential isn’t on that list, it should be.
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