What do Ozzie Guillen and Dusty Baker have in common?

[chopsx9]

I am sure there are a couple of things but for my money this is the best.

 

http://www.retrosheet.org/hidden.htm

 

Ozzie - 3 times. I still haven't stopped laughing!! Someone should bring it up at a press conference

 

"Ozzie we know you won the Series and that's great, but dude, three times??

[SouthSideRyan]

They're both blabbering idiots is my favorite.

 

But back to the hidden ball, the 2 from the same season are on the White Sox WS DVD. The 2nd one that season is pretty hilarious as the 1st baseman really smacks him hard on the head with the ball.

[ConstableRabbit]

They loooove Subway

[Transmogrified Tiger]

Twice in the same game, I still can't get over how hilarious that is. I bet Brock did it as a joke the second time.

 

"I think to myself, there can't possibly be another Starbucks behind me. Nobody could be that stupid."

[Garwilly]

Twice in the same game, I still can't get over how hilarious that is. I bet Brock did it as a joke the second time.

 

"I think to myself, there can't possibly be another Starbucks behind me. Nobody could be that stupid."

 

While I am not sure what the (2) does mean, I am fairly certain it does not mean "twice" or "two times".

 

First, they only list one inning.

 

Second the are some (1)'s on the list, if that only meant "one time" why would they ever put (1)?

 

Finally, every single time a (2) is present, there is only one "victim" listed. If it were an indicator or "two in the same game" I have a hard time believing every time somebody pulled the trick twice in the same game, it was always on the same runner both times.

[Transmogrified Tiger]

Twice in the same game, I still can't get over how hilarious that is. I bet Brock did it as a joke the second time.

 

"I think to myself, there can't possibly be another Starbucks behind me. Nobody could be that stupid."

 

While I am not sure what the (2) does mean, I am fairly certain it does not mean "twice" or "two times".

 

First, they only list one inning.

 

Second the are some (1)'s on the list, if that only meant "one time" why would they ever put (1)?

 

Finally, every single time a (2) is present, there is only one "victim" listed. If it were an indicator or "two in the same game" I have a hard time believing every time somebody pulled the trick twice in the same game, it was always on the same runner both times.

 

That's true, but I thought I remember reading earlier in the season that he got caught twice in the same game.

[sweetpeteman]

I think that it means game 2 of a double header...

[ltb]

That's true, but I thought I remember reading earlier in the season that he got caught twice in the same game.

 

nah, just twice in the same season. i thought i once heard it was twice in a week, but that's not the case.

[imb]

it was twice in the same game.

[KingKongvs.Godzilla]

They're also both guys who became heavily overrated after a trip to the WS...

 

Sorry, the hidden ball trick thing seems too nuetral or positve for me to run with.

[Garwilly]

it was twice in the same game.

 

Umm, No.

 

 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozzie_Guill%C3%A9n

 

In his playing career, Guillén was deceived with the embarrassing hidden ball trick three times, by Brewers first baseman Greg Brock in 1989, Tigers 1B Dave Bergman during the same season, and Red Sox second baseman Steve Lyons in 1991.

 

Unless he played both the Brewers and Tigers in the Same game. (They were about a month and a half apart.)

 

 

Can this please end the same game nonsense?

[chopsx9]

Yeah, but dude... THREE times. Do you think they were just picking on him the third time?

 

 

...and just for the record I still have not stopped laughing.