Vlad Guerrero throwing out the first pitch at Friday's home opener

[jsnpritchett]

 

[Support The Local Team]

Let's hope the person receiving the throw doesn't have his leg collapse on him. I saw Baylor's injury live at the stadium, as well as Kendry's broken leg. 

[James]

I would rather see him tee off on the first pitch instead. A bouncing ball from some hip hop star would work. 

[James]

26 minutes ago, Support The Local Team said:

Let's hope the person receiving the throw doesn't have his leg collapse on him. I saw Baylor's injury live at the stadium, as well as Kendry's broken leg. 

I can easily solve this for you, don't go. 

[Justin]

1 hour ago, Support The Local Team said:

Let's hope the person receiving the throw doesn't have his leg collapse on him. 

On the other hand, that was the last time the Angels made the postseason, so... 

[Make Angels Great Again]

1 hour ago, Support The Local Team said:

Let's hope the person receiving the throw doesn't have his leg collapse on him. I saw Baylor's injury live at the stadium, as well as Kendry's broken leg. 

 

Somebody stop this man

 

[Duren, Duren]

One of the greatest Montreal Expos. But like Martinez, Alou, Walker and so many more, examples of an intentionally broken franchise. Thanks to Bud Selig, Claude Brouchu and others. If 1994 hadn't happened, history may have been different for that former franchise. 

And note that Washington essentially eliminated all reference to the Expos, acting like they were somehow a fresh new franchise. Even after having failed twice before themselves. 

[ten ocho recon scout]

1 hour ago, Support The Local Team said:

Let's hope the person receiving the throw doesn't have his leg collapse on him. I saw Baylor's injury live at the stadium, as well as Kendry's broken leg. 

Damn. Forgot all about that. I was there for Baylor, too.

Baylor is one of those guys who has been forgotten, sadly. But he was a beast. Nice guy, too.

[Support The Local Team]

17 minutes ago, ten ocho recon scout said:

Damn. Forgot all about that. I was there for Baylor, too.

Baylor is one of those guys who has been forgotten, sadly. But he was a beast. Nice guy, too.

I felt so bad for him. It was related to the disease he died from( multiple myeloma).