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Let me first clarify I am sober as I am creating this post.
Of sound mind? Hmmm. What if comedy and baseball were put into a team? (Remember I have been watching the Pirates for a long time.) My team: Pitcher: Stan Laurel Catcher: Oliver Hardy Infield: The Marx Brothers Outfield: The Three Stooges (Spread Out!) Manager: Bud Abbott 1st base coach: Lou Costello 3rd base coach: Dean Martin Pitching coach: Jerry Lewis Bullpen coach: Foster Brooks Bench coach: Red Skelton Batting coach: Shemp Howard General manager: Gummo Marx Marketing directors: Jackie Gleason and Art Carney Contract Negotiator: Jack Benny Chief financial offer and Public Relations Director: Zero Mostel Chief of Security: Peter Sellers Special Advisors to the Owner (based on real life experience): Bob Hope and Bing Crosby Owner: W.C. Fields President of the League: Harvey Korman with special assistant Tim Conway Commissioner: Mel Brooks Mascots?! We don't need no stinking mascots! Still, official fan entertainment would consist of Max Patkin, Al Schacht and Nick Altrock. I have to admit this post was partially inspired by another post by Rob D. and with a comment in the post by Barry. |
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so the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball....
Could be entertaining
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Can anyone on that team hit?
My favorite of the group: W. C. Fields |
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I would add George Costanza as the Assistant to the Traveling Secretary and Fred Mertz as the team Accountant ( he is said to have written into his contract with the I Love Lucy show that he did not have to work during the World Series if the Yankees were playing).
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Actually, it really happened! This 1939 souvenir program from a charity game contains many photos and facsimile autographs. Comedians on the team included Buster Keaton; Groucho, Chico & Harpo Marx; the Ritz Brothers; Joe E. Brown; Laurel and Hardy; Eddie Cantor; Charley Chase; George Burns; Harold LLoyd; Joe Penner; Mae West; Edgar Kennedy; Andy Devine; and Jack Benny. It seems they were doing the same thing for football, too...
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Stars and Comedians have been doing benefits for years but I like your lineup best.
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