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by Chris Mottram • Oct 30, 2008 9:30 AM EDT
Phew ... that wasn’t easy. And it was also the last mention of the World Series you’ll find on TSB today*. Based on the TV numbers, you’d rather we write about House or Dancing With the Stars anyway, so this is probably good news to you. If you’d like to hear about the Philles, please visit Deadspin, which will remain a Phillies blog for the foreseeable future, or our friends at The 700 Level and The Fightins.
And because every post needs some art, here’s the one thing I’ve seen from last night that didn’t make me angry:
Cowboy hats and baseball, that’s what Virginia does. Sorry, that’s what the real Virginia does. My bad.
*This may be a lie. I fully expect Large to awaken from last night’s celebration and write something about wanting to have Brad Lidge’s babies. I may or may not actually post it though.
This post originally appeared on the Sporting Blog. For more, see The Sporting Blog Archives.
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