Nate Robertson was unhittable yesterday against the Reds, a Tigers victory saved by sexual libertine Todd Jones.
Jones, already acknowledged as CSTB’s primary journalistic inspiration, and on record as having strong views regarding men-with-men, seems to be coming around on that point. From the Detroit Free Press’ John Paul Morosi.
After he passed Mike Henneman as Detroit’s foremost fireman, his teammates surrounded him and displayed an uncommon enthusiasm as they congratulated him — evidence of the impact that Jones, the player, and Jones, the person, have made on the team.
“To me, that’s the ultimate compliment — when teammates express their joy,” catcher Vance Wilson said. “He loves the game. He loves to compete. He loves his teammates. You watch him with guys he played with five years ago — there’s big hugs.
“He’s an emotional guy. He cares a lot about this game. That’s a special feeling, to hold that down. It takes a long time to do that.”
That’s Nate Robertson of course. Too much Knicks on the mind.
well, I didn’t see the Reds getting any hits off Nate Robinson either. Nor, for that matter did anyone visit Nate’s blog yesterday.
but indeed, I’m totally knicks-fixated. Herb Williams has warned me not to call again or he’ll tell the police.
i agree with the comments made by jonesy and i support his right to make any comments acording to his own set of standers I think that the same libreals that clame to try and protect our civil liberitys are the same people that spand all day trying to tack away the liberitys thay clam to protect. we have much less to fear from nionazis than we do from the a.c.l.u.
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I agree with the comments made by Jonesy, and I support his right to make any comments according to his own set of standards. I think that the same liberals that claim to try and protect our civil liberties are the same people that spend all day trying to tack away the liberties they claim to protect. We have much less to fear from neo-nazis than we do from the A.C.L.U.