Mrs. Piazza, Tom Glavine, and Fantasy Football
So, yesterday turned out to be the perfect day. Not only did a few of us get to sit in the sun and watch Glavine pitch a great (although meaningless) baseball game, but we also got to sit a few rows behind Mrs. Mike Piazza herself, Alicia Rickter (by the way... this link is definitely NOT safe for work). That's right ladies and gentlemen. That is a photo taken from my hi-tech camera-phone of the former Playboy Playmate's posterior. I don't know how Danny got in that picture, but he was giving the "Dio Rules" devil horns all day. It was just that kind of afternoon.
After the game, we headed on down the 7 line back to the big city, where we basked in the glory of a dozen or so big screen TV's to watch football. By the way, if anyone is interested, I came across this list of Fantasy Friendly bars. All of which are equipped with free WiFi "where you can eat and drink well, then gloat about nabbing LaBrandon Toefield the moment Fred Taylor's groin snaps off the bone. Again." I propose a downtown Lucky Jack's trip one Sunday.
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How convenient that Lucky Jack's is just a mere few blocks away from "Maybe I Can Help"'s house.
Dio does rule.
Pretty mediocre photographic fakery...they cut off your friend's hair
I never cease to be amazed at how Sonny can work a Back to the Future quote into any context whatsoever.
I'm just happy that there finally is a sports bar outside of Nice Guy Eddies down in the hood. Gentrification- like Ronnie James Dio- RULES!
ok...here's another:
i've never seen purple underwear before
Danny Rules
By the way, you forgot to mention the swell Willie Randolph bobblehead dolls we got for free at the game. When I showed mine to my girlfriend and asked if she knew who Willie Randolph was, she said "Isn't he the 'yeah, it's toasted' guy?" She is making excellent progress.
Congrats on the progress...I packed my bobblehead in a care package to my cousin in Iraq as part of "Operation: Next Year is Now"
I heard they were opening at ESPN Sportzone Lower East Side next week. Maybe we can get some sliders. It's a lotta meat.
This is all part of Tom's "Send a Bobblehead to Your Boy in the Army" program.
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