A look at the first baseball playoff series to get going on Wednesday, Rockies at Phillies.
6 October 2009
2009 MLB Post-Season Predictions
Now that the stage is set, and the possibility – albeit unlikely – Phils-Twins World Series is still possible, here is Syferdet.com’s official Major League Baseball predictions:
4 October 2009
1994-99 Player Register almost complete
The Player and Pitcher Register from the old MRLB simulation league is almost done….finally.
And soon I’ll start on converting the files for the Premiership’s 2008 season onto the main site.
The main website will be the conduit for the league from now on.
Uploading 11,000 files one-by-one out of OTTP was too time consuming.
I just need to get into a routine of how to do the upload once I press on with the 2009 season.
That is all.
Now back into my burrow.
17 August 2009
Oh noes! Golf is dead!!
Now everyone’s going to lose interest in the sport and not play anymore. All of the golf courses will be torn down and turned into 5,800-home subdivisions (each) with no trees and endless miles of pavement. How dare Y. E. Yang win the PGA Championship, and stop Tiger from winning another ho-hum tourney by 21 1/2 strokes!!
Okay, I’m being sarcastic here. But every time Tiger doesn’t do well in a major it’s the same complaints and childish foot-stomping.
14 August 2009
No Sweep For You
.330-25-74.
That’s Ryan Howard’s career record against the Atlanta Braves. That’s in 76 games. He’s ones of the few Phillies players who can be classified as a Brave Killer since the Phillies have – until recently – been constantly killed by the Braves.
Tonight’s (oops, I forgot I’m in the Central Time Zone now) or last night’s big 3-2 win over the Braves pushed them 6 games back of the Fightins’ and put to rest the chirpy optimism that is so rampant in the Big A this time of year.
13 August 2009
Phillies 6, Cubs 1
How do you make up for a sweep at the hands of the team in second place in your division that have cut your lead in half in the span of 4 days? How ’bout sweep a team (formerly) in first place in a different division.
Awakening from the Vulprisian hibernation cycle
The Vulprisian Daily Post hasn’t had much action. Mainly because my move from Georgia to Minnesota has made me put some other priorities in order. Now that I move into an apartment on Saturday and have completed the long-awaited novel to the pilot episode of my main television series, I can get back to blogging.
Also I’m getting back into this blogging thing since it could be very possible that we could have a Phillies-Yanks 2009 World Series. I also want to link to my best buddy Jim’s blog in the event we do meet in the WS, we can do one of those “what the enemy camp is saying” things like they do on the newspaper websites.
Anyway, The Vulprisian Daily Post should be getting back to normal soon. As soon as the fur gets a good washing and a large number of meals are consumed into ‘ye ol’ fox-person tummy, the news and insight from 1,400 light years away should resume.
