Brandon League talks to Doug Miller of MLB.com
"I'm excited because [...] in talking with [former Mariners and Jays reliever] Miguel Batista, he had nothing but good things to say about the Mariners, the direction they're going," League said.
The jokes pretty much write themselves.
Also of note, Brandon League mentions that he worked with Rick Adair in 2004 while at Double-A New Hampshire.
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Kinda nice that Batista
still has nice things to say about the Mariners, even though he was released.
Bart's Evil Twin - December 22, 2009
I think it was nicer of us to pay $36 million into his bank account over three years.
EnglishMariner - December 22, 2009
Oh snap!
Bart's Evil Twin - December 22, 2009
He wasn't released. He just wasn't given a new offer once his contract was up.
And I imagine he’s pretty understanding of why.
Teej - December 22, 2009
So Brandon League is familiar with the concept of pitching through pain.
Ruh-ohz….
ThundaPC - December 22, 2009
Ha!
I’m not the only one who noticed that this comment stuck out like a sore thumb in the article…
PositivePaul - December 22, 2009
So guys which way you headed?
Away from you.
Janic - December 22, 2009
I am sure he raved about the local music scene here.
Fin - December 22, 2009
It isn't Christmas without Kenny G
OceanBird - December 22, 2009
That's like saying it isn't marriage without daily domestic violence.
pdb - December 22, 2009
And...?
Matthew - December 22, 2009
By which I meant it's AWESOME
pdb - December 22, 2009
Thank goodness you don't bruise easily.
Sec 108 - December 22, 2009
You bitch
Kenny G is the bane of my existence
.Taylor - December 22, 2009
Kenny G is the bane of most everybody who likes music's existence
pdb - December 22, 2009
Mine was Limp Biskit and Kid Rock.
Matthew - December 22, 2009
Fuck Limp Bizkit, nu metal, and every genre like it
gregrabble - December 22, 2009
Kid Rock does country music now
He’s versatile
tootthekazoo - December 22, 2009
I have literally shown up to jazz gigs
and had the employer ask me, “hey, let’s keep this low-key, play some Kenny G, alright?”
I hate these people. They probably listen voluntarily to 98.9.
.Taylor - December 22, 2009
While that sucks I am going to give you some unsolicited advice.
Always negotiate the details ahead of time. It serves you well in your professional life and also in relationships.
Sec 108 - December 23, 2009
Agreed
You never want to be getting into the mood and then suddenly be sprung with the “no kissing on the mouth” rule. Better to have that hammered out beforehand.
Matthew - December 23, 2009
It's easier to ask forgiveness than permission!
at least until the restraining order goes into effect.
pdb - December 23, 2009
I thought he was referencing my days as a hooker.
Sec 108 - December 23, 2009
"You know son,
a funny thing about regret is it’s better to regret something you have done than to regret something you haven’t done .And by the way, if you see your mother this weekend, be sure and tell her
SATAN
SATAN
SATAN
SATAN"
Bearskin Rugburn - December 23, 2009
At least you're not a saxophone player.
Kenneth Gorelick has become our international mascot.
BrianL - December 22, 2009
Prof/ Doc
The new “Professor” for the team?
grante2 - December 22, 2009
He wears glasses!
He’s part Asian! Brandin “Professor Math” League!
Bearskin Rugburn - December 22, 2009
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