HAL must die.

HAL must die.

Postby NEILKAHN » Sun Sep 11, 2005 10:50 am

My Juno Unos enter the bottom of the 8th last night up by 1 run, set up and closers Honeycutt and Beggs rested and ready. Instead, HAL in his infinite wisdom decides to let Osinski, set on quick hook, avoid lefties enter his third inning to face Vince Coleman, Nellie Fox, and Mickey Mantle. Walk, hit, homer later, another loss stolen from the jaws of victory. :evil:
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Postby NEILKAHN » Mon Sep 12, 2005 8:01 pm

I see that there is absolutely no disagreement, and so, by consensus opinion, HAL must die. Whom can I talk to about getting this done?
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Postby NEILKAHN » Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:09 pm

Anybody out there named DAVE? It only seems fitting that he should be the one to pull the plug.
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Postby NEILKAHN » Tue Sep 13, 2005 9:22 am

Further evidence that HAL deserves the death penalty. I had an injury to Hal McRae, my lead off DH in a 50 mil. league. A lefty was pitching, and HAL subs Geronimo in the lead off spot as DH, while batting Paskert 9th in CF. Well, maybe he deserves clemency here. I scored 17 runs and won the game.
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