by Sooze, Babes Love Baseball
Have you ever been watching some Sunday night baseball and suddenly hear Joe Morgan or John Miller describe a hit in a rather inappropriate way?
Turns out there are many different, exciting ways to describe a hit in the game of baseball. Some are self-explanatory while others are down-right dirty. Some may even remind you of Alyssa Milano.
We'll cover the latter, of course.
Using fictional play-by-play with actual players, we'll insert ten naughty words we've heard to describe a hit, one at a time until we have to turn on the A/C.
10. Dmitri Young smokes his third hit of the day.
9. David Wright drills one over the fence.
8. Joe Mauer nails a stunner to left.
7. A.J. Pierzynski pounds a scorcher back to the mound.
6. David Eckstein pokes a soft blooper to short.
5. Michael Barrett punches one into the bullpen.
4. Elijah Dukes squirts a dribbler up the middle.
3. Grady Sizemore bangs a double down the line.
2. Manny Ramirez licks a gapper to right.
1. Alex Rodriguez fists a Texas-leaguer into short center.
Feel free to add your own in the comments...
Monday, July 23, 2007
Top 10 Ways to Describe a Hit
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6 comment(s):
I think we can all agree that if anyone is going to punch one into the bullpen - it's going to be Elijah Dukes.
I don't watch much baseball these days, but two guys who I absolutely love (Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon) use the term "slurp" in regular conversation.
As in "Cowboys fans have been slurping Tony Romo since last year, not realizing that he's extremely mediocre."
I cringe every time I hear Wilbon tell Tony to stop "slurping" some guy...
Personally Sooze, I'm partial to your "donkey-ounch" reference from the All Star game.
I have it on good authority that Sooze likes the squirting one best.
jd - I was sure Elijah would be the first to squirt...
and Anon, if you mean donkey-Punch, then yes.
How about Barry Bonds pulls one down the line?
Or, Jim Thome rips one to left?
On second thought, the Thome one sounds more like a fart. Maybe I'm onto something.
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