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During this episode, we review the polarizing news of Mark McGwire becoming the St. Louis Cardinals hitting coach the only way we know how; by scrolling through asinine message board comments.  Because that's where the real facts are.  So much knowledge and insight, it's almost overwhelming.

During our weekly "Wiffle Ball" round table, we were joined by the following esteemed personnel.

Jay Busbee: Y! Sports "Devil Ball Golf", Y! Sports "From the Marbles" and "Run and Shoot"

Maggie Hendricks: Y! Sports "Cagewriter"

The questions asked of our esteemed panel?  Glad you asked.

1.) Think professional stadium names.  If employees of the stadium's corporate sponsor were required to conduct business inside the associated venue, which would stadium would provide the most hilarity?

2.) As the new Super Sports Commissioner, you can appoint any non-former-athlete broadcaster to coach a sport of your choosing.  Which broadcaster and what sport would make the best fit?

3.) If you could choose one former player to be the hitting coach of your favorite baseball team for entertainment purposes who would you like to see?

4.) You goal for a Halloween costume this year is to horrify one distinct fan base.  What are you going as?

5.) If you had to put your money on one NFL player that is most likely to cry himself to sleep at night because of overall unhappiness, who is your best bet?



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johnfranklin, October 30, 2009 01:10 PM
cool premise, looking at message board comments. mcgwire is an especially polarizing figure and draws all kinds of criticism throughout the media. check out this video by newsy.com that looks at several media sources reacting to mcgwire becoming a hitting coach: http://bit.ly/Al8zE
Jesse, October 30, 2009 01:10 AM
Yeah, that was a nice touch. Doesn't quite redeem yourself but still a valiant attempt.
Sebek, October 29, 2009 06:10 PM
Hey, just be happy our savvy post-production crew recognized the mistake and took action accordingly.
Jesse, October 29, 2009 01:10 PM
I can't believe dropped the ball on the Ray Knight thing, Sebek. Very weak. The image of him prancing his way to home plate should be forever etched in the mind of any respectable baseball fan.

Milt May

When injuries ravaged the Pirates roster in 1984, manager Chuck Tanner was forced to start the clubhouse chef at catcher for 13 games.

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