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I'm half (maybe only a quarter) watching the World Series...
...Tampa Bay has a pitcher named Balfour ! That's as bad as a pitcher named Walker.
...Tampa Bay has a pitcher named Balfour ! That's as bad as a pitcher named Walker.
lisab said:I'm half (maybe only a quarter) watching the World Series...
...Tampa Bay has a pitcher named Balfour ! That's as bad as a pitcher named Walker.
binzing said:Ok...a little mad still? Cyrus is good at riling people up...lol.
If the Phillies win this then there is sure to be a lot of water cooler talk on the subject. I hope someone will post the scores, the number of innings, and the strikeout zones here on PF so that I will be able to join in the conversation.russ_watters said:Go Phils!
Why do you consider his race important?LightbulbSun said:The Rays suck. One of their pitchers named Matt Garza, who's pitching in Game 3 has a dick nose. Balfour is an angry white dude that throws at people's heads.
You have a lot of experience with child molesters, do you? What do they look like?Joe Maddon, the manager looks like a child molester
, and their fans are so ignorant of baseball that the LCD board needs to tell them when to get excited and to remind them of what team they should be rooting for.
russ_watters said:Go Phils!
It's the perfect name for the 'close but no cigar' team.BobG said:How come no one has ever put pressure on them to change their name? It seems to me having a cigar as nickname is pretty politically incorrect in today's anti-smoking climate.
Do you think Bill Clinton is rooting for the Phillies?
HallsofIvy said:Why do you consider his race important?
You have a lot of experience with child molesters, do you? What do they look like?
No, but I'm sure Monica is.BobG said:Do you think Bill Clinton is rooting for the Phillies?
Other funny baseball names include Coco Crisp, Rusty Kuntz, Boof Bonser, and Catfish Hunter.
Grant Balfour's last name is a play on the word "bailiff," and Neil Walker's last name is a common English surname.
There are several other players with the last name "Balfour," including pitcher Brian Balfour and outfielder Jeremy Balfour. There are also many other players with the last name "Walker," including third baseman Todd Walker and pitcher Tyler Walker.
No, Balfour and Walker have never played on the same team. Balfour played for several teams during his career, including the Minnesota Twins and Oakland Athletics, while Walker played for the Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Mets.
No, both Balfour and Walker have retired from playing in the MLB. Balfour last played in 2015 and Walker last played in 2019.