Say Hey, Kids
This is the end of this blog.
Instead of writing it,
I am going to explore the possibility
that I can go find
Bobby Bonilla
in the real world,
and find out
what happens from there.

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@sayheykids
Say Hey, Kids
This is the end of this blog.
Instead of writing it,
I am going to explore the possibility
that I can go find
Bobby Bonilla
in the real world,
and find out
what happens from there.
Bobby Bonilla hasn't swung a baseball bat professionally in over a decade, yet every year on July 1st The Mets cut him a check for $1.2 million. That'...
Bobby Bonilla should be the Charles Barkley of baseball. Whatever happened to that dude?
The child caught in my adult mind
In 2001, Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs in 476 at-bats. He was walked 177 times, and hit by 9 pitches. If those had been 186 more at-bats, Barry Bonds would have hit 101 home runs that year. 101 home runs. In one season.
math, hard work, and yes, probably drugs
Also, for the record, this is just a way for me to write about how RIDICULOUS it is that Barry Bonds isn't in the Baseball Hall of Fame. And to share some of my favorite memories of our dying pasttime: Baseball.
Buzzicorn Dean Veeck
Kids, this is "Baseball." Baseball, this is "kids" Say hello, Baseball. Say hello, kids.
Buzzicorn Dean Veeck -- your time-traveling baseball-history tour guide