Monday, October 02, 2006

Saito San!!

Saito's saves #23 & #24 on Japanese TV brought by cutedango on YouTube. Also a little bit of playoff celebration thrown in.



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More Dodger Playoff Videos

Below are some video compilations put together by the Dodger faithful.

From YouTube by: JonnyJosiah




From YouTube by: DodgersRule298

Sunday, October 01, 2006

Giant Envy!

Below is a video after a Giant loss brought to you by jazzdicekey on YouTube. He writes:
"On the way back from the baseball game 9/22/06in San Francisco to San Jose, I saw the fighting on the train. One fanatic Giants fan come to Dodgers fan who was sitting on the seat and start yelling at him.He might be pissed off because Giants had lost the game. He pushed and then punched his face."



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Update: Wow. A boxing match between a Dodgers and Giants fans. Who would have thunk it.



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BTW, does anybody have a video of the Dodger celebration yesterday in San Francisco? Let me know. I'd love to post it.

Go Blue!

Thanks to: www.CustomSignGenerator.com

After months of clinching my fist and grinding my teeth the Dodgers find themselves in the most coveted seat in Baseball. Playoffs Baby!

Thursday, September 28, 2006

Male Restroom Etiquette

This is both the funniest and most informative video I have ever seen. From zsOverman: Male Restroom Etiquette



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A Laugher Turns Into A Shocker And Then Into A Laugher Again

What an insane game. I guess you should expect the unusual and crazy when you play in Colorado. This afternoons game saw the Rockies jump out to a 3-0 lead only to see James Loney take that away with a GrandSlam in the Dodgers next at-bat. Then the Dodgers strike for four more runs to take a somewhat comfortable lead at 8-3. Of course, no lead is truly comfortable in Colorado. The Rockies slam in 7 runs and take a 10 to 8 lead in the 4th inning. To not be outdone, the Dodgers come roaring back and tie the game at 10 each. Then, before the stadium could take a breath the Dodgers score 7 runs of their own to take a commanding 17 to 10 lead. That was all the Blue Crew needed. Rookie Eric Stults closes out the game and the Dodgers head to San Francisco with a 3 game winning streak. The final score is 19 to 11.

BTW, James Loney recorded 9 RBI's that ties a franchise record. This kid is only 22 years old and will be a mainstay on this team for years to come. In fact, don't be surprised if, during the offseason, we pass on Nomar and let this kid bloom at first base.