Monday, October 25, 2004
What is it with Sox named Bill?
In Sunday's game, Bill Mueller had the potential to become the next Bill Buckner, but a funny thing happened: the Red Sox won in spite of his errors. Well, also, it was only Game 2, so the Sox didn't have a chance to win it all the way they did in Game 6 in 1986.
Anyway, perhaps this is a sign that Babe Ruth's ghost has finally stopped haunting the Red Sox. Hopefully, he is now haunting Horatio Sanz for doing the worst Babe Ruth impression ever on this week's "Saturday Night Live." It was such a horrible impression that they had to start playing the wrong lip-sync track for poor Ashlee Simpson in order to distract the viewers from its horribleness. (The Babe Ruth impression, I mean, not necessarily Ashlee Simpson's lip-sync track.) It also doesn't help that Horatio Sanz is incapable of doing a comedy bit lasting longer than 90 seconds without cracking up for no good reason.
Jason: I didn't know anyone still watched SNL.
Jim: But it's so easy to TiVo through the boring parts, and occasionally there's something that makes it all worthwhile.
Anyway, perhaps this is a sign that Babe Ruth's ghost has finally stopped haunting the Red Sox. Hopefully, he is now haunting Horatio Sanz for doing the worst Babe Ruth impression ever on this week's "Saturday Night Live." It was such a horrible impression that they had to start playing the wrong lip-sync track for poor Ashlee Simpson in order to distract the viewers from its horribleness. (The Babe Ruth impression, I mean, not necessarily Ashlee Simpson's lip-sync track.) It also doesn't help that Horatio Sanz is incapable of doing a comedy bit lasting longer than 90 seconds without cracking up for no good reason.
Original comments...
Jason: I didn't know anyone still watched SNL.
Jim: But it's so easy to TiVo through the boring parts, and occasionally there's something that makes it all worthwhile.
Labels: bill buckner, bill mueller, Cardinals, horatio sanz, red sox, world series
