Bud Selig Kept Saying "The 2000 First-Year Player Draft" Last Night
Via Larry Brown Sports, here are three of the four times Bud Selig introduced a draft pick last night by referring to the year as 2000. He even did it when the Astros took Stanford pitcher Mark Appel with the No. 1 overall selection. Was it wishful thinking?
Because, I mean, 2000! Fans were delightedly watching baseballs fly out of ballparks. There was no BALCO or Biogenesis, no congressional hearings or Mitchell Report. There was no tie in the All-Star Game. Rick Ankiel was gonna anchor the Cardinals' rotation for years. Taxpayers believed in the economic benefits of helping owners build new stadiums. People liked A-Rod. Perhaps Bud Selig kept longing for simpler times.
Nah. Bud Selig didn't repeatedly make a Freudian slip. Bud Selig's just an idiot.
[ Larry Brown Sports, via Awful Announcing]
h/t to Zachary B.
Ohio State’s Loss to USC Was a Complete Embarrassment
10 MLB Players Who Could Change Teams Before the Lockout
The Most Memorable Halloween Moments in Sports History
The NBA Blew Its Chance to Stand Up for the WNBA
- NBA Best Bets Today: Grizzlies-Kings, Trail Blazers-Jazz and Cavaliers-Bucks
- UFC Vegas 123 Predictions: Renato Moicano vs. Tom Nolan and Best Bets
- College Football Picks: Arizona-Texas Tech, Florida-Georgia and Ohio State-USC
- UFC Fight Night Underdog Pick: Julian Erosa (+150) vs. JeongYeong Lee
- NBA Best Bets: Wizards, Pistons and Rockets Highlight Friday's Picks
- College Football Playoff Odds: LSU Overrated, Ole Miss Underrated
- NBA Best Bets: Three Picks to Know for Thursday Night











