In the beginning of the plane you have the milk drinkers. Like Mookie [Wilson] was always up at the front, minding his business. I can’t think of any other milk drinkers. I think it was not even plural. Milk drinker.
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The closer: Kenley Jansen (Dustin Nosler)
Monday - October 17, 2016 Mon - 10/17/16
rantnrave:// Best sports moment this weekend: CLAYTON KERSHAW watching his catcher, YASMANI GRANDAL, misplay a foul popup in the seventh inning of a 1-0 game Sunday night. He smiled. Big, big smile. No anger. No frustration. No petulance. Just relaxation, confidence and the ability to laugh off an error that anyone could have made. And then, temperament intact, two 94-mph fastballs to finish off BEN ZOBRIST... Worst moment: this obscene "tackle the Muslim" game outside NEW ERA FIELD, where COLIN KAEPERNICK was about to make his first start of the season. Even if you disagree with everything Kaepernick has said and done this year, even if you think not participating in the national anthem should be a federal crime, it would still be an obscene display of 2016-era Americana. It wasn't the only obscenity to greet Kaepernick Sunday. He went on to have a mediocre game for a less-than-mediocre team, while remaining resolute... Best sort-of-sports essay of the weekend: COMPLEX's RUSS BENGTSON on the meaning of wearing a bootleg Kaepernick jersey... Best SUPREME COURT mea culpa: RUTH BADER GINSBURG walks back her comments on Kaep... Best film: In the genre of celebrity accommodation-trashing, neither LED ZEPPELIN nor KEITH MOON holds a candle to the 1986 METS, who took their destructive impulses to 35,000 feat after winning the NL pennant in a 16-inning thriller over the ASTROS. Animator JAMES BLAGDEN captures the debauchery with the help of LENNY DYSTRA, DWIGHT GOODEN, KEVIN MITCHELL and DARRYL STRAWBERRY in "THE BEST LAST PLANE RIDE EVER." (And ICYMI, here's Blagden's 2009 masterpiece, "DOCK ELLIS & THE LSD NO-NO")... Best sports result (for HILLARY CLINTON): The WASHINGTON football team's 27-20 win over PHILADELPHIA... RIP ANTHONY FOLEY, DENNIS BYRD and QUENTIN GROVES.
- Matty Karas, curator
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