Does Brian Anderson not get it?

aracko · July 25, 2008

Again - we had a pitcher throwing a no hitter(CC on Wednesday) and much like the last time we came anywhere near a no no - Brian Anderson is flapping his gums about CC having given up no hits yet, and the cards being hitless. Its almost like he knows what he is doing and trying to be an annoying worm.

Look, all superstitions aside, part of the thrill of a no hitter is the tradition of it. Nobody talks to the pitcher, nobody mentions no hitter or no hits. The pitcher is all alone in his part of the dugout. Its part of a buildup to a very special moment.

Sure enough after he says the cards have been held hitless, CC gives up his first hit. I am convinced that BA knows what he is doing. I am also convinced that BA is just one of those people that doesnt believe in superstition so goes about his way like any other day - but there are those of us that want it left alone. Either that or he lacks the creativity to say anything else.

aracko · July 25, 2008

Again - we had a pitcher throwing a no hitter(CC on Wednesday) and much like the last time we came anywhere near a no no - Brian Anderson is flapping his gums about CC having given up no hits yet, and the cards being hitless. Its almost like he knows what he is doing and trying to be an annoying worm.

Look, all superstitions aside, part of the thrill of a no hitter is the tradition of it. Nobody talks to the pitcher, nobody mentions no hitter or no hits. The pitcher is all alone in his part of the dugout. Its part of a buildup to a very special moment.

Sure enough after he says the cards have been held hitless, CC gives up his first hit. I am convinced that BA knows what he is doing. I am also convinced that BA is just one of those people that doesnt believe in superstition so goes about his way like any other day - but there are those of us that want it left alone. Either that or he lacks the creativity to say anything else.

aracko · July 25, 2008

Again - we had a pitcher throwing a no hitter(CC on Wednesday) and much like the last time we came anywhere near a no no - Brian Anderson is flapping his gums about CC having given up no hits yet, and the cards being hitless. Its almost like he knows what he is doing and trying to be an annoying worm.

Look, all superstitions aside, part of the thrill of a no hitter is the tradition of it. Nobody talks to the pitcher, nobody mentions no hitter or no hits. The pitcher is all alone in his part of the dugout. Its part of a buildup to a very special moment.

Sure enough after he says the cards have been held hitless, CC gives up his first hit. I am convinced that BA knows what he is doing. I am also convinced that BA is just one of those people that doesnt believe in superstition so goes about his way like any other day - but there are those of us that want it left alone. Either that or he lacks the creativity to say anything else.

aracko · July 25, 2008

Again - we had a pitcher throwing a no hitter(CC on Wednesday) and much like the last time we came anywhere near a no no - Brian Anderson is flapping his gums about CC having given up no hits yet, and the cards being hitless. Its almost like he knows what he is doing and trying to be an annoying worm.

Look, all superstitions aside, part of the thrill of a no hitter is the tradition of it. Nobody talks to the pitcher, nobody mentions no hitter or no hits. The pitcher is all alone in his part of the dugout. Its part of a buildup to a very special moment.

Sure enough after he says the cards have been held hitless, CC gives up his first hit. I am convinced that BA knows what he is doing. I am also convinced that BA is just one of those people that doesnt believe in superstition so goes about his way like any other day - but there are those of us that want it left alone. Either that or he lacks the creativity to say anything else.

aracko · July 25, 2008

Again - we had a pitcher throwing a no hitter(CC on Wednesday) and much like the last time we came anywhere near a no no - Brian Anderson is flapping his gums about CC having given up no hits yet, and the cards being hitless. Its almost like he knows what he is doing and trying to be an annoying worm.

Look, all superstitions aside, part of the thrill of a no hitter is the tradition of it. Nobody talks to the pitcher, nobody mentions no hitter or no hits. The pitcher is all alone in his part of the dugout. Its part of a buildup to a very special moment.

Sure enough after he says the cards have been held hitless, CC gives up his first hit. I am convinced that BA knows what he is doing. I am also convinced that BA is just one of those people that doesnt believe in superstition so goes about his way like any other day - but there are those of us that want it left alone. Either that or he lacks the creativity to say anything else.

Principessa21 · July 25, 2008