Tom Verducci: Who is the Forgotten Slugger of the Steroids Era?

In Response to Happy Birthday--March 18,

Rhubarb_Runner wrote: . And happy anniversary, Mrs. Runner. Holy cr@p, 21 years?!

In Response to Cup of Coffee: March 17, 2010,

FirstTimeLongTime wrote: Rock and Roll lost another legend.

Rhubarb_Runner wrote: … all rhyme with "cheater"

Jeff A wrote: In my previous life, I was a deputy state's attorney. Every once in a while, someone would get into trouble whom we felt had simply "made a mistake", and either we or the judge…

frightwig wrote: Well, the possession of steroids is also a felony, but a lot of sports fans are willing to excuse steroid use as an understandable mistake or minor sin, merely a common practice of the era,…

CarterHayes wrote: Danica McKellar is 35 years old?! Jeez, I guess that explains those grey hairs in my beard.

sean wrote: she was in the middle of "a really intense deadline" for her new book, Hot X: Algebra Exposed, which hits shelves in August. That would have made math class a whole lot better.

cheaptoy wrote: We haven't gotten to the full state smoking ban yet, so for now its just in Madison. But there does seem to still be a rather large number of bars in the area that…

cheaptoy wrote: You're far more generous with the term you use for the commenters on an SBNation site that I would have been.

bjhess wrote: "I like the authors on Twinke Town, but find many of the commenters inane" Might be perfect, then. :) Thanks again, all!

brianS wrote: Winnie is preggers. Reportedly, Kevin had nothing to do with it.

In Response to Brought Along, Kicking and Screaming, Into the 21st Century,

Rhubarb_Runner wrote: Did you see Pocohantas? Then you HAVE seen it.

E-6 wrote: Absolutely gorgeous films--nearly every frame could be a print hung in a gallery. You really should check out The Double Life of Veronique, next. It was the movie he made just prior to the trilogy.…

E-6 wrote: That was me. Totally dug that book, though the ending seemed rather abrupt. (Might have been because I was so engrossed with the characters that I didn't want it to end.) You'll note that the…

frightwig wrote: I haven't seen Avatar, and don't plan to see it.

frightwig wrote: Not a bad movie, but I don't get why the Academy loved it so much. Didn't think it was anything … war has to have its own … war movie(s). Iraq was just due!

DK wrote: It's been that way from the start. These characters have always been connected to each other; that's part of the basis of the show. You either buy into that or not. Honestly…

sean wrote: I really liked Ender's Shadow. It does get progressively crazier, but not nearly as much as the Ender storyline.

meat wrote: Synedoche, New York. I loved that movie. I haven't seen it in quite some time but as I recall phil Hoffman was excellent, as was his female co-star(I can't look it up from my phone). The…

Rhubarb_Runner wrote: probably, but no plans to for the time being

In Response to Jackie Wilson - Danny Boy,

Klawitter wrote: Glad you posted it - definitely worth watching. And I will check out the Orbison version -- he's got the voice that makes dramatic authentic.

E-6 wrote: I played this one as much for the WTF factor as anything. (I love Jackie, too, but this number ain't exactly in his wheelhouse, so to speak.) Roy Orbison does a pretty reading that you…

Klawitter wrote: I love soul music and Jackie Wilson is great. That said, Danny Boy is one of those songs that benefits from understated, simple arrangements to undercut the sentimentality (and I think it's a great…

E-6 wrote: Erin Go Braugh? More like Error Go Wow!

In Response to Happy Birthday--March 17,

CarterHayes wrote: A little late (TwinsCards was down for maintenance most of the day today), but better than never: