Did you know Jose Canseco was a stuck up punk?
542160
Canseco got what he had coming. I used to be a big fan of his. I am from Cincinnati but I rooted for the A's in the 90 world series against the Reds because I liked Canseco, McGuire, Dave Stewart and others so much but I fell out of favor with those guys. I would never deny a 12 year old kid my autograph. Jose is a dick and that's why he's poor and has to scrum off of his brother Ozzie now, even though he's broke too!!
977732
Joselito or Little Joe the Rooster as we called him. One of the best but alas there was a bull that was better. I met him in  a cantina called La Cabeza Del Toro. He was very drunk at the time because he had had a row with his missus over some other matador who had shot himself in the head. He thought that a great bullfighter should die at the horns of a bull or at least while making love to a sweaty flamenco dancer. His wife had disagreed and went off in a huff to her mothers back in El Paso. He went to the cantina for tequila, he didn,t like sangria. He bemoaned the terrors of a Mexican wife and regretted that he hadn't married his childhood sweetheart from Andalusia who just happened to be the first female bullfighter, Maria Maria Manushudcia. That was where I left him and the next I heard he had been killed by a bull. Funny how life goes eh!
100832
Probably the most brutal goalie fight I saw was when Dan Cloutier was on the Rangers and Tommy Salo was on the Islanders.  Cloutier beat Salo down and would not stop (cause the refs were tending to other fights).  He just kept punching him in the head even though Salo was helpless.  I enjoy a good hockey fight, but this was just too far!  I lost a lot of respect for Dan Cloutier that day.
1172216
I did.  This my sound  strange coming from a high school\numpire, but I found this to be VERY funny, and VERY\nentertaining. I also think he should be suspended, for\nthrowing the bats out of the dugout. He nearly hit the\nbat  boy.
912929
Yeah,and that HAS to say something that a Pothead can kick a steroid shootin wannabe wigger's a ss
449726
it's actually a nickname for his dad...he and his dad are both named john francona...terry is actually the middle name for the current bosox manager, his dad (who also played in the majors) was known as tito
1170871
dirty sanchez is gross!!
222161
wayne gretsky is hockey's micheal jordan so everybody should know who he is. other than that, cana"duh" has never done anything worth anything ever
856233
He was known as Johnny Polo, and he managed The Quebecers and Adam Bomb. 10pts please!
228293
hey i know lots of punk rock guys
1184414
Only the one in Texas.  Canseco was actually a very good fielder in his days with the Oakland A's.\n\nLater on in his career, he was too bulky and clumsy (from the steroid use) to be much of a fielder.\n\nThat play in Texas, when he headed the ball over the wall is one of the greatest (funniest) plays in professional history as far as I'm concerned.
1109562
I just watched it a little bit ago, and have to admit that it is hilarious to watch. That said, however, his actions were an embarassment to himself, his team and the game of baseball. He's been suspended for a week as a result, something I find appropriate.
1150852
Leave 'ole Rogie out of this! He's had enuff f@%&&* pucks shot at him especially when he played 4 the KINGS. Good 'ole no.30Loved the purple and yellow/gold unis the Kings had back then. Now go 4 you're nap now Rogatien! Say hi to Mad Dog and Butcher for us up here in wrestling country, CANADA!
387593
Millions of Dead Cops? I don't know how to describe them. They were one of the Bay Area's best no-talent punk bands. I saw them a couple times, their live show sounded worse than their recordings (which were almost unlistenable) but they were crazy. They were probably one of the most influential of the East Bay punk bands. Very political, very loud. That's all I can say.
311107
I assume you meant pete gray. The one armed outfielder for the browns during the 1943 or 1944 season. Batted and threw lefthanded a movie was made about him in the early or mid 80s starring one of the carradine brothers. he was supposed to be an icon for handicapped people but actually he was kind of a mean guy and did not get along with teammates
404924
actually... your idea of punk is definately the poser kind. if you were to go to a indie style record store and ask where the punk was, like "green day" and "blink 182" they would probably smirk a little bit, because it's funny that you think that that is punk. they would want to laugh, but i would hope they wouldn't because that would be mean. \n\nreal punk is more like the bands "rancid" and "against me", which i'm sure you would NOT like if you like green day and blink 182.
584557
he wasn't categorized that when he first came out, as the term wasn't used until later. however, he is recognized as a major influence on punk, as well as one of the fathers of the genre. listen to the music and see what you think. certainly he would, or could be considered a punk rocker today.