September 21, 201213 yr 1 * It’s the smallest of the integers, but the greatest of the ordinals. * It is its own factorial, its own cube, and its own square.* It is a divisor of every other number. * One has identified many many things – from hydrogen to Oscar Robertson, Thomas the Tank to the Warren Moon, Nate The Skate Archibald to the General Lee.* * More significantly, in baseball, the number one identifies the pitcher’s position, and it has been worn by various greats over the decades: Pee Wee Reese, Bobby Doerr, Whitey Ashburn, Billy Martin, Ozzie Smith, and for the Cincinnati Reds, it was worn by the well liked, but ill-fated Fred Hutchinson – who turned the team around following the dismal ’59 and ’60 seasons to win the National League penant in 1961, and who was the first MLB manager to ever write Peter Edward Rose’s name on a score card
September 22, 201213 yr If the Reds go out in order in the 8th, Jay Bruce would lead off the bottom of the 9th. Just saying.
September 22, 201213 yr Kinda like at BWW. Yep. You will have to go outside and talk to somebody on your phone if he does.
September 22, 201213 yr Yep. You will have to go outside and talk to somebody on your phone if he does. I watched it every bit. Watched Corleone jump out of the chair. Saw every bit.
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