A truck driver’s tale isn’t the first purported explanation for what U.S. Air Force personnel saw in Rendlesham Forest in 1980. But it’s definitely the first to involve burning poo.
A dog in Greenwood Village that ate the same sock twice, leading to $2,500 in vet bills, is a contender for the inaugural Veterinary Pet Insurance Hambone Award.
Cannons may not make good neighbors. A history buff in Fayette County, Penn., accidentally fired a cannonball into someone’s house. No one was injured when the 80-pound lead ball came screaming through a window and a wall before landing in a closet, but some feelings probably were bombarded. The cannon’s owner, who often takes part [...]
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With Colorado Rockies closer Huston Street out for a few games at least with biceps tendonitis, the team will rely on a pitcher who has finally found his role in the major leagues.
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The Colorado Rockies’ Todd Helton ranks fifth among major-league hitters in pitches per plate appearance. Helton sees an average of 4.32 pitches each time he steps to the plate. Which is what made his third at-bat in Tuesday’s 8-3 win against the Mets so special.
sfoster: There's no question Barmes is better defensively than Young, but EY has been solid at second since he came up … - Rockies find right lineup, need to stick with it
mmonkman: or too much Jack and Coke (not the beverage) :-) just couldn't resist … - A little decorum, please
robba: Generally agree with your analysis, but concerned with EY's defense. I think Barmes turns the DP on the feed from … - Rockies find right lineup, need to stick with it