I can't believe it!

At work today, I told my boss, "I'm going to laugh if Kuroda pitches a complete game shut out." What I should've said was a perfect game. Because guess what? Hiroki Kuroda pitched a COMPLETE GAME SHUT OUT, allowing only ONE hit, no walks. He was ONE hit short of a perfect game. And why is this funny? I had tickets to the game. Why didn't I go? I had to work. It's funnier because I mentioned the above quote before the game even started. Hilarious. I turned on the radio just in time for the final two outs. The reception wasn't the greatest, but I got the last two outs of the game. I really really HOPE this game is available on ITunes MLB.com games of the year. When was the last time a Dodger pitcher pitched TWO complete game shutouts in the same season? When was the last time any pitcher pitched two complete game shutouts?

Comments

Anonymous said…
Yeah, Ralph Sampson (basketball player) was supposed to come to the mall and do a signing but he canceled at the last minute unfortunately.

I hear ya on that one.

Well, I'm glad to hear that your Talbots does nice things for their employees. I try and be a good person and just do my job but apparently retail is too cuthroat for me. I've never had these kinds of problems with people before. I'm competitive and I try to meet my goals but I don't go in excess. So I'm not overly competitive or whatever.

Ah no use whining. I found another job so it's whatever.

<3 Knikki

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