....your butchering of the english language has drove me away form your show but now your weblog has many laughing--what the hell is a "purests" ---don't you mean purists?<br><br>unbelievable how you can stay on the air.<br><br>hey--get in where you can fit in

that is better you idiot

John. I love guys like you. You continue to listen and read, only to find fault. You are a miserable individual. Why don't you get a life. You and the others who are around you that find things like this funny. Last I checked, there is an invention called "spell check." That was invented because people who are smarter than you, realized that people make mistakes. Our web system does not have that device for blogs.<br><br>As far as my butchering the language is concerned. If I were to say "Balmer" and "Hon," I would be a good ole boy you could relate to. But, because my language may not have been the language of choice in your neighborhood, it's looked upon as ignorance. You are an embarrassment. Usually, I wouldn't even comment, but I figured I'd give others a chance to laugh at you along with me.

Rob, if they are going to have inter-league play I would love to see a rule change. If they play a game in an American League park, I think they should use National League rules...meaning the pitchers bat. And the reverse would happen in the National League parks. We, as Oriole fans, see the Designated Hitter all of the time. I would enjoy the games much better if the pitcher batting in the line-up would factor in!

John. I love guys like you. You continue to listen and read, only to find fault. You are a miserable individual. Why don't you get a life. You and the others who are around you that find things like this funny. Last I checked, there is an invention called "spell check." That was invented because people who are smarter than you, realized that people make mistakes. Our web system does not have that device for blogs.<br><br>As far as my butchering the language is concerned. If I were to say "Balmer" and "Hon," I would be a good ole boy you could relate to. But, because my language may not have been the language of choice in your neighborhood, it's looked upon as ignorance. You are an embarrassment. Usually, I wouldn't even comment, but I figured I'd give others a chance to laugh at you along with me.

John. I love guys like you. You continue to listen and read, only to find fault. You are a miserable individual. Why don't you get a life. You and the others who are around you that find things like this funny. Last I checked, there is an invention called "spell check." That was invented because people who are smarter than you, realized that people make mistakes. Our web system does not have that device for blogs.<br><br>As far as my butchering the language is concerned. If I were to say "Balmer" and "Hon," I would be a good ole boy you could relate to. But, because my language may not have been the language of choice in your neighborhood, it's looked upon as ignorance. You are an embarrassment. Usually, I wouldn't even comment, but I figured I'd give others a chance to laugh at you along with me.

I'd like to see a rule change ... someone please put an end to the DH forever. Deposit the DH in the garbage with all of the steroids from days gone by. <br><br>As for throughout the season interleague ... it's a great idea. They should stagger the series, starting slow, one or two at the beginning an end ... three or four in May and August ... five or six in June and July. <br><br>This would allow for better scheduling and six five-team divisions. The 15-team leagues don't work now because two teams wouldn't have anyone to play.<br><br>This blog has inspired me to write my own on the subject. Soon.

Rob, I just can't seem to get on board with with inter-league play. It just seems wrong. Guess I'm getting old. As for John and his type...YOUR ignorance is embarrassing. Please get help before you breed. Please!!!

This is year "12" of inter-league play... year "12". Which means inter-league play is in its adolescence. The decision along with a wild card entry was conceived by Selig I suppose, to enhance excitement from the paying customers and it kept teams that otherwise wouldn't have been in playoff contention..in contention. Inter-league play still breeds interest in some circumstances. Just like death, taxes, and high gas prices...inter-league play is here to stay.