Baseball’s better half & an AHJL cartoon

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It’s been a busy weekend here in the laboratory known as the studio. First there’s a new Creator’s Incubator entry about John Lennon. To see it just click on the new Creator’s Incubator widget to the right. But be sure to come back here when your done. Next I have a new cartoon about the moon landing over at Andrew Hudson’s Job List. To see it just click here.
Lastly I just put a bunch of contest winner prizes in the mail. Thank you for being so patient. Next time it won’t take so long, I promise.

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Category: Hardball

Tags: Andrew Hudson's Job List, drew litton, Hardball, Major League baseball, sports cartoon

One Response to Baseball’s better half & an AHJL cartoon

gene says:

July 20, 2009 at 5:48 am

Good Morning from Omaha,
great cartoon, drew. I only wish that the team I follow, the Royals, could give their fans that joy.
Over the weekend the lost 3 in a row to the rays. They all featured the royals leading after 7 and then losing the games at the end. I don’t think any team has done that kind of triple play in MLB history.
The Rox seem to be on a great roll, at least winning more than they lose, but I still have to keep my eye on september when the Royals get hot and battle out of the cellar in the AL central.
Some one figured out that the Royals have to win 28 games the rest of the season in order not to lose 100.
See what we have to look forward too.
Strive for excellence, nothing but your best.
Gene

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Today’s View From the Bull Pen

The odds aren't good. Simply put waiting for an NBA player to make a free throw is a bit like waiting for the Cubs to win the World Series. It just ain't gonna happen. At least in our lifetimes. It reminds me of one of my favorite stories. Legendary basketball coach Don Haskins, all 250 plus pounds of him, had a player who apparently thought a bit highly of himself and didn't find his deficiency at the free throw line to be that big of a deal. Haskins challenged him to a free throw contest and let the kid go first. The kid hit a couple out of 10 or so and proudly handed old man Haskins the ball. After the coach hit his 100th in a row without a miss the kid learned his lesson. Don't argue with the Bear. And learn to shoot free throws.

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