Yeah, yeah. No post for a while. Well, in order to do a post, I need to be out on the bike. I am guessing that I maybe have half the miles on the bike this year that I rode last year. Oh well. It has been one busy summer.
Since I have no bike pictures worth posting, I figured I would put up a White Sox video. This in the Intro to a White Sox home game that you see at the ballpark.
Speaking of, I went to the game last night to watch the Sox clinch the Division. It was the best game of the season with a score of 1 -0 over the Twinkies. Jim Thome's smashing home run is all they needed to get into the post season.
All right. So I know all the Cubs fans think the Sox will choke. The Sox are not the same team that they were in 2005. Our bullpen sucks and that is nothing new. One thing for sure, the Sox showed last night, they have what it takes to play in the post season. Unfortunately, we have to play in Tampa, in a DOME where the Sox are not favorable. Well, for this Sox fan, I am sitting back in this roller coaster ride.
Will it be a Sox Cub World Series? Most likely not but this is baseball. Anything can happen.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
White Sox Adventure
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Ride Your Bike to Work Day or Baseball Memories?
As most of you may not know, it was national, "Ride Your Motorcycle To Work Day". As I was telling Bandit Brother Matt this evening, "I don't get the day". If its not raining, and severe weather is not in the forecast, I take the motorcycle to work. (I know, "we're happy for yeah")
Unless you have kids to take to the sitter, there is no excuse not to take the bike. You can wear protective gear over your suit and place your laptop in a saddle bag or storage trunk. It can be done. With the high gas prices, I am surprised not to see more bikes on the road but I digress.
Since today is the day with no major sport being played, I figured this video is fitting. It features some of the greats in baseball history including Cal Ripken Jr.
Good luck to all in the second half of the season.
