They also scored 163 runs. Their record was 17-12 in a month with one day off and tough opponents.
They have always given him excessive coverage. They give him a free ride when they don’t fact check him in real time. I strongly disagree with Stelter.
I saw Kinky Friedman once on September 30, 1989 at 8×10 in Baltimore. He did a book signing before his concert performance. I had four of his novels and got them signed.
I went to the bathroom before the show. The stall was in the back and there was no door on it. I could see that Kinky was on the toilet. He saw me and said, “Hi Harris, come on in!”
The four signed books are shown above.
Freak Out! was the first album by the Mothers of Invention (1966) led by Frank Zappa. This Instagram post reminded me of it. It was released on June 27th, 1966.
They know his policies would be a disaster.
He held his phone and a bottle in one hand as he caught the foul ball with the other hand. He was an outfielder in high school. Great job!
Even the New York Post covered it though it had nothing to do with the Yankees or Mets
Sad! 