Vinny
05-02-2008, 06:11 PM
Holy shit, this is kind of funny. Long but worth a read:
http://baseballanalysts.com/archives/2006/06/war_stories.php
here are a few quotes:
How did I know? Because before the second home game of the season, I was greeted in the clubhouse by this salvo.
"Look who just walked in, motherf-----. Hey, Bobby, why don't you s--- my d---? But don't take it personally."
It was Bonilla, repeating the last words I'd said to Torborg.
"That's right, you heard me, motherf-----. But, hey, don't take it personally."
Bonilla was waiting.
"Whattya know, the motherf-----'s back," he bellowed. Bonilla was standing across the room, knowing I'd have to walk towards him to get to Gooden. He and Doc had lockers only a few feet apart.
What followed was the most brutal 10 minutes of my professional life. I was part of a group of reporters interviewing Gooden, listening to Bonilla taunt me.
"Come on, motherf-----, make your move," he said. "I know you're feeling the itch. Make your move."
http://baseballanalysts.com/archives/2006/06/war_stories.php
here are a few quotes:
How did I know? Because before the second home game of the season, I was greeted in the clubhouse by this salvo.
"Look who just walked in, motherf-----. Hey, Bobby, why don't you s--- my d---? But don't take it personally."
It was Bonilla, repeating the last words I'd said to Torborg.
"That's right, you heard me, motherf-----. But, hey, don't take it personally."
Bonilla was waiting.
"Whattya know, the motherf-----'s back," he bellowed. Bonilla was standing across the room, knowing I'd have to walk towards him to get to Gooden. He and Doc had lockers only a few feet apart.
What followed was the most brutal 10 minutes of my professional life. I was part of a group of reporters interviewing Gooden, listening to Bonilla taunt me.
"Come on, motherf-----, make your move," he said. "I know you're feeling the itch. Make your move."