Showing posts with label Bronson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bronson. Show all posts

4/07/2010

Big Three

The erstwhile beat writer runs through the big three...nicknames for Milwaukee:
Cream City … Brew City … the Great Place on a Great Lake … the Fresh Coast.
Hold on...That was four...The Fresh Coast?

Oh, the big three Brewers' pitching prospects on the Timber Rattlers roster.
"The staff looks great," smiled 21-year-old right-hander Kyle Heckathorn, another member of the "Big Three." "A lot of experience, a lot of talent. The fans should expect a great season, and I think we'll really do a good job of shutting down the other team's offense. This staff is just so well-built right now."

Which brings us back to the "Big Three."

[Jake] Odorizzi, Heckathorn and 22-year-old righty Eric Arnett are all former first-round draft choices of the Crew. Arnett was taken 26th overall last June, while Heckathorn was grabbed 21 selections later as a supplemental pick.

The 20-year-old Odorizzi, another right-hander, was taken 32nd overall as another supplemental pick in 2008.

Three first-rounders on the same minor league staff? All rated as top 10 organizational prospects?

Where's all the pitching Brewers fans? Right here, in your backyard.
Patrick Ferron of the PC has a photo gallery of the day here.

Addendum: I would like one of the nicknames for Milwaukee to be Fein City. This is based on the trilogy (Another Big Three!!) of TV movies (Family of Cops, Family of Cops II, and Family of Cops 3) in which the awesome Charles Bronson portrayed Milwaukee Police detective Paul Fein.

Why would I like this?


Because Charles Bronson is awesome! That's why!

1/02/2009

By Bronson's Pipe Collection!

I've got things -- important, Rattler Radio type things -- to do today. Like cleaning the trailer, switching out to the shorter toupee...what you that the rug on my head was real?...and various other tasks that should really get taken care of today.

Oh, you caught me. I'm just going to try to recreate the night Charles Bronson had in the Japanese cologne commercial below.



I can't remember where I saw this first so: Thanks to the awesomest college football blog Everyday Should Be Saturday and The Alphabetical column at The Sporting Blog for finding this little slice of Mandom.

Posts should be thrown against the wall later this afternoon.

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