 |
Author |
TOPIC: Just to clarify.........I am Conley......lol |
|
| Conley
August 12, 2007
11:51:39 PM
Entry #: 2313895
| I show up at games and then peek in to read these posts. For the record Filthy/Filthyless is not me/"Conley"
As funny as it sounds I am Conley.
My boys informed me that banter was going on here and I wanted to join the fiasco. With that being said here is what I have to say to date.
The Sharks lost their game, we/Park did not win it...but the better team won.
Shamrocks got screwed on a homer headliner call by a former minnetonka grad on the balk.
McDonald can pitch and the sharks CF is a solid player.......Tonka os the best team and our Park club is the only team that can beat them.
Wesley is a great club and class act
Jennifer Holms is a strong women and we should all be thanking her!!!!!!!
Other then Odegaarde the Angles in particular their little lefty, cathcer and Rf are pukes and I agree with my boy filthy they are angels in the outfiedl who are done for the year.
With that being said I am happy that I did not come out of retirement to put the Angels catcher in his place after he pushed up on me/especially considering the fact that I am acting game manager for Park and he can not even hit for hiself.
I am the oldest pitcher to ever win an NCAA game but so what big deal that whole season was a joke!!!!!!!
The right fielder of the angels is an idiot if he thinks he could challenge any Park player to a brawl.........most of us that are retired tough guys have wives and kids; GROW UP CLOWN!
I don't know other then all of this I will cease and desist for now....you will all here from me again but I am not filthyless...he speaks for himself and I speak for my self.
Matter of fact tomorow evening when I am less tired I will post a new topic to make sure all can see that if I post and wish to say any thing of merit that I will do so and not hesitate to put my name out there.
Filthyless is who he is and I am who I am just as holds true for all the rest of you banter leaving youngsters.
|
| mud
August 13, 2007
12:16:26 AM
Entry #: 2313903
| Conley,
I thought we covered the bean ball incidident and our pitcher apologized to our whole team (and would have liked to apologize to your team as well but there really isn't an opportunity at the end of a game) and regrets the whole situation occurred. As for calling our team a bunch of "pukes" you are way out of line because even though our pitcher was wrong all our players were doing was protecting a teammate which is something all of your guys including yourself would have done had the situation been reversed because those are guys you play 40-50 games a summer with and you don't "puke" on them because had a lapse in judgment.
Sometimes emotions get the better of players and they learn from their mistakes which is the beauty of baseball but don't throw our whole team under the bus because of one incident in an otherwise hard fought game between two quality teams.
Ode
|
|
| elderbenny
August 13, 2007
2:15:04 AM
Entry #: 2313945
| 1. Great games Saturday. But a walkoff balk in the Tonka vs. Shamrocks game?? Seriously. The players and fans deserved better.
2. Kudos to the Angels after their pitcher had the "lapse in judgement". Things were said, and believe it or not it carried over into the stands. Point being, they handled the balance of the game with class.
|
|
| Chris
August 13, 2007
8:57:36 AM
Entry #: 2314176
| Ode, as long as he at least apologized to your guys that's good because I'd have a hard time playing with him otherwise. Throwing a ball shoulder high that our guy has to get out of the way of is bull shit. And time wasn't called late at all. Apologizing to us then wouldn't have been a smart thing after how it all went down, I'm not sure our guys would have been ready for that right away.
Let's talk off-line if more needs to be said.
CJ
|
|
| hi
August 13, 2007
9:46:01 AM
Entry #: 2314252
| Chris - there is no reason to have to discuss this topic offline any further as I was just saying my peace like you and Conley were. Bottom line is it happened and we did our best to resolve an unresolvable situation the best we could. Like I said, at the end of the day he is still one of my guys and I would never let one isolated incident define how I view somebody. I'm sure all of us have had moments in our career we would like to have back but what's done is done and if you learn from those situations and it doesn't happen again that is the brass tax. I'm sure Roger Clemens would like to take back the spear he threw at Piazza too but it happened and everyone moved on.
|
|
| Cobb
August 13, 2007
11:40:51 PM
Entry #: 2315900
| I heard that the pitcher didn't get ejected? Is that true??
|
