Thanks to Mike Petriello of Mike Scioscia’s Tragic Illness for catching this. We were talking about it on Twitter today and at the game Monday: A.J. Ellis can basically write his own ticket as a broadcaster after his playing career is over, assuming he doesn’t write his own ticket as a manager. For my part, I’m not sure I can wait that long. Wire him up and have him do commentary during Game 1 at St. Louis on Friday.
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Joe Jimenez
I agree completely Jon. I was lucky enough to be watching I.T. live this afternoon and posted 2 pictures (Pre-Tape, Post Tape) with the caption. “Greatest interview ever.” P.S. Is there any way to add http://wp.me/P3od6h-G (LogeLevelReserve.com) to the list of reputable Dodger Blogs? Any info and/or direction would be appreciated, Thanks Jon!
foul tip
Enjoyable read.
Question coming from your “about” section: “This year I’ve attended 50 games and in the last few years I’ve had the pleasure of working at Dodger Stadium as a supervisor.”
Not clear on how if you’re a supervisor/employee you didn’t attend all home games? No intent to be snarky, just curious.
Joe Jimenez
Thanks for reading, foul tip. Didn’t take your comment as snarky at all but I appreciate it. Your confusion got me back, read, and fix it as I can see how it could be unclear. In short, I attended 50 games this year (at time of publishing) I was a supervisor in 2011. (I added a more about my working there and how that did not mean watching 81 games.) Thanks again!
ASW1
So, 5 pm Pacific time start Friday, huh ?
RBI
My birthday…
foul tip
For your birthday, may you get a Greinke 4-hit shutout and a 7-0 Dodger victory powered by Andre Either’s two 2-run homers and great catch in CF, followed immediately by an outfield assist for a double play.
All wrapped in a nice package wrapped with a Dodger blue bow.
Bob_in_Vegas
Great scenario, but I’d settle for two words . . . “Dodger victory.”
foul tip
Yup. But reach for the stars, you might get the moon, etc.,
SaMoDodger
Too funny.
Linkmeister
Glib, that’s what he is. Witty, too.
LittleBlueBicycle
Vin needs to stay at least until AJ is retired. I want weekly commentary now on the Trader Joe’s-Sledgehammers rivalry..
WBBsAs
Dodger notable Andy Pafko has died at 92: http://tinyurl.com/my5rnoz
WBBsAs
This is the St. Louis baseball tradition that deserves to be emulate this weekend: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEicZnTrWYA
WBBsAs
There’s a certain discomfort among many Dodger fans because in the past, even when the team has been very good they’ve usually been underdogs. Now they’re overdogs.
Jon Weisman
NPUT
peter drysdale
That was the funniest thing I’ve seen in quite a while.