Happy BD George Brett!
He's 61 today. Hard to believe.
What's your favorite George Brett story -besides his pine tar rant and pooping his pants in the Bellagio? Happy Birthday Mullet! |
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This is the only story needed. |
Not old enough to remember :(
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Happy B Day George.....prick
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George doing a 7-Up commercial in 1980:
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The 1980 season was when I started really getting into baseball and when he blasted that HR off Gossage in the 1980 ALCS...that was just ****ing awesome. |
Odds he shits his pants tonight?
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Thread needs some of his meltdown rants for balance.
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He had hemorrhoid rage. |
Hes gonna shoot all your asses!!
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"Feeling someone up, I'm feeling someone up..." Anyone remember how the rest of the song went? |
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We finally beat those ****ers. |
My favorite memories of GB: Fighting with Nettles after a hard slide at third. Hitting for the cycle. Standing at 2nd with this arms raised when breaking .400 in 1980. Flying into the dugout after a pop foul in the 85 Worlds Series. Hugging Sabes on the mound when they won it all. I went to Cooperstown in 1999 and was there when he was inducted. He Be GB, KC's version of Stan the Man. He's KC's Man.
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Hes still in great shape. Hes aged very well.
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I also was at his induction ceremony. Wish CP had existed back then, would've been great to meet up with you and other posters. |
George Brett singlehandedly put us on the map of relevance in baseball, and it pretty much coincides with his retirement that we were back off again.
He's the only real superstar we've had, and I'll always remember driving down with the family from Iowa and watching him play. I was so excited every time he came up to bat and emulated him and his swing as a boy. |
Phenomenal play:
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George Brett, Tom Watson, Trent Green, and Wil Shields are not only great athletes from our area - they also still call it home.
In fact I ran into Trent Green yesterday afternoon. He was with his son and they were getting into a new jeep and Trent was pointing out some stuff to his kid as his son took the wheel. These guys don't have to live in KC (frankly I'd probably live in Arizona at least half the year) but they do and that's awesome. |
I had a picnic yesterday at George Brett field in a park in El Segundo. True story.
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Got to see him twice in KC, Cards and Royals are the only baseball teams I've ever went to see play.
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I saw them play the O's in Memorial Stadium way back when. He wouldn't sign autographs.
Loved him as a player though. |
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I used to know a guy who worked in the Royals clubhouse. He said they called Brett's girlfriend "can opener" because he liked to stick his fingers in her mouth and yank her head back when doing her doggie style.
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Stirrups on baseball uniforms kick ass.
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His 3 Dingers off Catfish Hunter in Game 3 of the '78 ALCS at Yankee Stadium was amazing
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I'm still bitter about that game. |
Bo Jackson is/was my favorite Royal.
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He rose to the occasion. He was a Yankee killer. He hated the Yankees. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Did you know that in '78, Brett only had 9 HR's in the entire reg season? His stat line for Playoffs during his career: .337/.397/.627/1.023. Money Player |
Didn't see this one posted yet. '77 ALCS against the Yankees. Brett triples and then slides hard at third, Nettles kicks him and Brett comes up swinging. Good stuff and sort of exemplifies the rivalry we had with the Yankees in the late 70s...
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George was a Yankee killer-always loved the way he played the game. And was very cool to me the few times I met him. Got some pics with him at a chiefs game and had a beer with him. Happy B-day George!!
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At least GB lives here, which is more than we can say for David Glass.
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WINNERS do whatever the hell they want. Basically why everyone has turned on Moose. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Favorite GB Story??? Well I enjoyed a lot of Baseball ones but this is a little different take. Back in his heyday an acquaintance of mine used to bone him and she thought she was his only booty call girl. Like he didn’t have 10-20 in every major league town. LMAO
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i like how george throws a punch and stays in the game....old school lol
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