Showing posts with label Pat Neshek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pat Neshek. Show all posts

Thursday, August 21, 2008

Around the Web


We were so GOOD together! (sob)

-FYI, Cal Football Fan Fest is this Saturday. Come out to support the Asian American Bone Marrow Donor Program and maybe even meet Marshawn the dog! [Bears With Fangs]

-With John Smoltz and Tom Glavine both sidelined for the year with injuries, new Dodger Greg Maddux appears to be the "Last Man Standing" from those great 90's Braves ptiching staffs. And don't even ask me what Steve Avery and Mark Wholers are doing right now [Bugs & Cranks]

-It's been on TV, but in case you missed it, Chargers receiver Chris Chambers lobbies to be on your fantasy team by amazingly catching three balls thrown at him from behind. Pretty sure this is real. I mean, the guy has had only like, 15 years of playing football to practice this trick! [Bolt Hype]

-Clippers' center Chris Kaman declares that he "is not a traitor" for being on the German team for the Olympics. [ClipperBlog]

-Minnesota Twins pitcher Pat Neshek gives rave reviews to the recently released Topps Allen & Ginter trading card set. He pulled a Vlad Guerrero game-used jersey card, and special inserts of Cleopatra and the Mako Shark. [On the Road with Pat Neshek]

-Kevin Martin might be the only person that wishes Ron Artest was still on the Kings. That's only part of a nice interview with the rising star. [Sace Bee Kings Blog]

-Four words: Olympic. Lego. Sports. Villiage. So rad. [And One]

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Major League Baseball: Now Hiring...



For those who have not visited Minnesota Twin side-arm reliever Patt Neshek's website, it is really worth checking out. Whether or not you are a fan of baseball, Mr. Neshek's page is filled with all kinds of interesting odds-and-ends about playing in the big leagues, and life as a professional athlete in general. And if you are a sports trading card enthusiast, Pat is more than willing to trade with you via snail mail!

Anyways, Pat has been cool enough to post the initial "job applications" he filled out when "applying" to be a major leaguer. Here is a page from his Baltimore Orioles application (with a few more to be found on his site):


No wonder the Orioles suck, even in 2002 they were wasting time with typewriters. And see Mom, people who don't use white-out CAN be successful!