Is it me, or does this picture of Neftali Feliz from World Series Game 3 last night make him look like Pedro Martinez? That looks like old school Pedro with the mullet and the look upwards at the end of the game…

Game 3 recap coming today. Was just too euphoric to stop and write last night. Was just enjoying the heck out of it.

Pretty funny!

Whichever it is, one can’t take away this image.

I also saw this image of Claw & Antler flags. Anyone seen these around town?

Oh my gosh! It just seems weird to type that title! I mean… WOW!
I’ve been watching reactions and post game stuff on TBS, FSSW, & MLB Network. A lot of it. Ill have more to say tomorrow.
I’m just enjoying it now. :)

Got a fun email from the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History a few minutes ago, put the pictures up straight away. They said this:

With support from its own white-tail deer, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History wishes the Texas Rangers the best of luck tonight against the New York Yankees.

I can’t take credit for this line, saw it posted on Facebook, and was too good not to use :)

I totally forgot to mention this from Game 1 of the ALCS, but then again, given the way it ended, most cool stuff went out of my head.
There was an inning where Alex Rodriguez was leading the game off. When he was walking to the mound, Chuck Morgan played the old “Who” song, “The Kids are Alright”. I roared with laughter, as I was probably the only person in my area that got it. I had to explain why I was laughing. Said something like this..
Remember the remarks Arod made immediately after he was traded to the Yankees before the 2004 season? The remark about “It felt like me and a bunch of kids”? Chuck bringing that up subtly like that with the song “The Kids are Alright” was a stroke of genius.
I believe he’s done that before for Arod, but it was great to see it in the playoffs. I wonder if anyone else caught that.

Some time ago I wrote about Josh Hamilton’s Book, but with the Rangers in the playoffs, and my site getting a little more attention, I thought I’d mention this again. Since I mentioned it last, Amazon has come up with something called “Kindle for the Web” where you can read Kindle books online. Now, I can’t make the whole book available here, but they do have a sample you can read, so check it out below (it might not show up if you’re actually reading this on a Kindle).
Here’s what I wrote in a review for Amazon.com. If you’ve never checked out the book before, click here, it will take you to the page on Amazon.com for it.

This is a fantastic, extremely compelling story of one man’s redemption through the power of God. As a Rangers fan, I knew most of this before I read the book, but a complete story was definitely worth a read. You’ll cheer at the comeback, and wonder what the hell he was thinking in the bad bits. Even if you are not a baseball fan’ you should read this. The power and glory of God just spill out all over this book. i got a physical copy the day of release and finished the whole thing in one sitting. It was that compelling. Bought a second copy on my Kindle, and gave the hard copy to my church for their library!

NOTE: The embedded Kindle for the Web app was sized for my site here. It looks best if you hit the “full screen” button below.