Jason Collins

I’ve had Ashby’s warm up music in my head all day. It’s a banger imo.

Love me a sausage party.

Rock is sitting in 208. You’d think he could score better seats.

Dear Penthouse, I can’t believe this happened to me…

Trying to get a half day of work done before I leave for Milwaukee. It’s going very slowly.

@mikegolicjr.bsky.social

I see Moist Jordan is still ballin’. Good for him.

Vinyl of the day: Curtis Mayfield-Sweet Exorcist, 1974. Mayfields 5th studio album. Reached #39 and #2 R&B. Exemplary stuff.

The only condiment currently allowed in our house.

World Series tickets just hit my credit card. I gotta say, being a season ticket holder has definitely paid off.

I have a student named Bodhi and I asked him if he knew why he was named that. He said “Someone in my mom’s favorite movie is named Bodhi.” I asked if he knew what movie and he said “Something about surfing I think.” S-Tier parenting.

Saw a video on YouTube where some guy had AI Bob Uecker make big calls in the 2026 postseason, I watched about 3 seconds and I gotta say… fuck that guy. Just completely unnecessary.

Vinyl of the day: Gabor Szabo-Mizrab, 1972. An introspective sounding album from the Hungarian guitarist. He features with Billy Cobham on drums, Hubert Laws on woodwinds and Ron Carter on bass (yes, my man Ron Carter is on the bass).

The Eagles are bad (derogatory). Am I doing that right?

This is going to be the most painfully slow work week in a long time.

Go birds? 🤦‍♂️

Same but drive thru coffee places in the suburbs.

Vinyl of the day: Warrant-Cherry Pie, 1990. The second album from the LA hair band. Reached #7 and had 4 top 100 hits: the title track (10), I Saw Red (10), Uncle Tom’s Cabin (78), and Blind Faith (88). Fun fact: C. C. DeVille of Poison played lead guitar on the title track.

Colorado’s drill has to be so much simpler.

The Milwaukee Braves had 14 (!) minor league affiliates in 1958.

A selection of ads from the 1958 World Series program. Surely this year’s version will have the same local flavor, right? Hupy & Abraham, Gruber Law Offices, Usingers, etc…

I’m going to be useless this entire next week.

JR: “By God that’s Cooper Pratt’s song!”

IMO

There’s this, then there’s ending a Q&A because a reporter is videotaping. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Program Alert: 🚨 Tonight the part of Aaron Ashby will be played by JoJo Romero.

Forgot to post I got a foul ball in the second off Teoscar.

Is that his granddaughter on his left? She has exactly the same head tilt and left eye slightly closed. 😂 💀

They keep bringing up the backup long snapper. Like, don’t teams have a second competent long snapper? Just train a second person to do it?

As a 🦅 fan I’ve always loved Jason Kelce, but he’s pretty bad as an analyst. Right now anyway.

i probably shouldn’t admit how much i gasped when i saw this

The Ohio St game featured zero political ads, but it did feature some version of the ‘Every day I’m huslin’ Meta ad every break and that may have been worse.

Oh, baby.

This is quite a throw. I feel like pitcher biff these more often than not.

Vinyl of the day: The Greg Kinh Band-RocKihnRoll, 1981. The 6th album from the San Francisco group. Features their 2nd highest charting single, The Breakup Song (They Don’t Write’ Em), which reached #32. It’s pretty solid 80s rock. Worth a listen.

My low level opinion is that if they use some combination of Gasser/Patrick/Drohan, who they haven’t seen once yet, I’ll be more confident than if they start Ashby as an opener or whatever. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@enricopalazzo.bsky.social

Wyd Sox?

That was exactly the right amount of Jon.

Vinyl of the day: Canned Heat, 1967. The debut album from the LA blues group. Reached #76 and remained on the charts for half a year. The entire album is covers of popular blues songs, but they do it well and are still active.

Vinyl of the day: Electric Light Orchestra-Olè ELO, 1976. A compilation of hits from the bands first several albums. The biggest hits represented are Can’t Get It Out Of My Head, Evil Woman, and Strange Magic.

Tony Plush and Gomez are top 5 all time Brewers for me as far as 2000s on.

Brat Rangoon, things of that nature.

So cool of the Strauss family to be an MLB sponsor. Johann II is actually my favorite.

No one in the park for these team intros. Wild.

Massive 🦅