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4/26 Post Game Thread

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32 minutes ago, SongInTheAir said:

Okay, so the Miami Marlins, a baseball team, have this player who pitches, that means he's the guy that throws the ball that the other team tries to hit, so anyway, this pitcher, his name is Sixto Sanchez, which is Spanish for "The Sixth Son of Sancho". Anyway, this guy Sancho, his sixth son, he is always always always injured. Injuries hurt, so I changed his name to Sixto, because that's still his first name, right? But then his last name? Changed it to Ouchez, like Sanchez, but with "ouch" because of the pain associated with the injury. 

Thank you. Now I can chortle.

2 hours ago, SongInTheAir said:

more like Sixto Ouchez, get it?

Sixto Sanchez: oft-injured pitching prospect, or racist nickname for Antonio Alfonseca?

Edited by mystikol87

16 minutes ago, mystikol87 said:

Sixto Sanchez: oft-injured pitching prospect, or racist nickname for Antonio Alfonseca?

You referring to the legendary Sixfinger Alfonblownsavea?

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3 hours ago, SilverBullet said:

Hi, follow up question, is that baseball team any good?

This year though? To be determined. 

Edited by SongInTheAir

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