All-Star Rosters To Expand By One, To 33
Why don't they just let everyone in? Yet another reason this game sinks into meaninglessness.
almost 3 years ago
Al Yellon
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Because if they keep expanding it
Eventually 10% of the U.S. population will be on the team. The families and friends will watch, and Bud and FOX can claim, “This time it counts!” works in the ratings . . . .
I'm singing, "GO CUBS GO! GO CUBS GO!" -- DrCrawdad on Jun 12, 2009 7:23 AM CDT
Facts are meaningless. You could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true! -- Homer J. Simpson
And yet it has a vital role in the World Series
I spit on the All-Star Game — PTOOEY!
There is no such thing as an ugly female breast
more reason for a manager
to pull his best players after 4 innings in a game that “counts”
See, this has obviously been the problem with the All-star game...
…not enough back-up players for the managers to work with.
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