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April 7, 2012 ~ 7:10pm ~ Marlins @ Reds

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I just realized this... we un-retired #5?

 

Yep. Even had a debate about it.

Terrible. If anything we've done is a slap in the face to the past, that is it. I mean how often does a team un-retire a number?

I just realized this... we un-retired #5?

 

Yep. Even had a debate about it.

Terrible. If anything we've done is a slap in the face to the past, that is it. I mean how often does a team un-retire a number?

It wasn't even a player's number that was retired, it's no big deal.

I just realized this... we un-retired #5?

 

Yep. Even had a debate about it.

Terrible. If anything we've done is a slap in the face to the past, that is it. I mean how often does a team un-retire a number?

It wasn't even a player's number that was retired, it's no big deal.

It was for Barger, who was the original president of the team. Un-retiring it for a douchebag like Morrison is pretty stupid and disrespectful, plaque or not.

I just realized this... we un-retired #5?

 

Yep. Even had a debate about it.

Terrible. If anything we've done is a slap in the face to the past, that is it. I mean how often does a team un-retire a number?

It wasn't even a player's number that was retired, it's no big deal.

It was for Barger, who was the original president of the team. Un-retiring it for a douchebag like Morrison is pretty stupid and disrespectful, plaque or not.

And Barger's favorite player was Joe DiMaggio who was number 5. It's really not that big of a deal, he's still being remembered with the plaque, which, IMO, is more respectful to his memory than a number which he didn't even wear.

and the 2012 Lurry for Most Inappropiate Post of the Year goes to...

 

 

I wonder if Rich has boned Rosie Red.

 

Just a question of interest.

And Barger's favorite player was Joe DiMaggio who was number 5. It's really not that big of a deal, he's still being remembered with the plaque, which, IMO, is more respectful to his memory than a number which he didn't even wear.

 

Whether he wore it or not doesn't matter. Fact is it was retired out of respect. Find me another example of a team un-retiring a number.

And Barger's favorite player was Joe DiMaggio who was number 5. It's really not that big of a deal, he's still being remembered with the plaque, which, IMO, is more respectful to his memory than a number which he didn't even wear.

 

Whether he wore it or not doesn't matter. Fact is it was retired out of respect. Find me another example of a team un-retiring a number.

Not exactly the same scenario, but the Yankees retired the #8 for two different players. That had to be awkward for the first person who had theirs retired.

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