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Old 09-23-2010, 09:03 AM
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It's not a word, but the phrase "Say it ain't so, Joe" has made it into the language. Lots of google hits that have nothing to do with baseball.
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"Stengelese" didn't come to mind as of yet...
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"Roid Cheat" Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire, Roger Clemens, A-Rod etc....
Sorry, couldn't resist a jab at those bums (and all the other "unknowns").
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Maybe its just because my sad lot in life is to be a Mets fan, but I live in a world where people say "You Gotta Believe" an awful lot.
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"Stengelese" didn't come to mind as of yet...
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Honus Wagner as in "Bronco Nagurski chicle card is the Honus Wagner of football cards."
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Honus Wagner as in "Bronco Nagurski chicle card is the Honus Wagner of football cards."
That's a good one.
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I have ate at many deli's that have a Bill Buckner Turkey sandwich on the menu.
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Maybe kind of local to NY, but John Sterling's " Jeterian swing", reffering to Derek Jeters swing.

What about Munsoned? From the movie, Kingpin? (Roy Munson, Woody Harrelson)
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