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Teufel v. Dibble

John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 08 2013 01:39 PM

With a side of Charlton-Samuel. [youtube:3rc6hbkt]3tPYqBYmp0Y[/youtube:3rc6hbkt] [youtube:3rc6hbkt]3oMcL5Wfg88[/youtube:3rc6hbkt]

The Second Spitter Apr 09 2013 12:35 AM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

Wow, two Phillies needed to hold back the monster known as Kevin Elster. That's badass. Or maybe Kevin was holding onto two Phillies.......which is slightly more embarrassing.

Frayed Knot Apr 09 2013 06:20 AM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

And the thing about Dibble is that he's still an asshole 24 years after that day!

metirish Apr 09 2013 06:36 AM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

Frayed Knot wrote: And the thing about Dibble is that he's still an asshole 24 years after that day! He seems rather proud of that though, which makes him a bigger asshole.

The Second Spitter Apr 09 2013 06:53 AM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

metirish wrote: Frayed Knot wrote: And the thing about Dibble is that he's still an asshole 24 years after that day! He seems rather proud of that though, which makes him a bigger asshole. They don't make twats like that anymore, son.

A Boy Named Seo Apr 09 2013 12:33 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

I kept picturing this glasses-wearing base coach when I saw the younger version tear off after that dickface, Dibble. Puts the 'tough' in Teufel, for sure. PS - who's calling the action with Fran? And seeing as how Teufel went from a 107+ OPS in the first half of '89 to an 86+ in the second half, can we all agree the beanball and fight totally wrecked his CAHN-fidence?

John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 09 2013 12:41 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

Rusty is doing the color.

cooby Apr 10 2013 01:02 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

We were all so young then

Edgy MD Apr 10 2013 01:06 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

Best part about fights is the glorious challenge of guys playing out of position after the ejections are all tallied: [youtube:2te8om12]cU-5le51RhE[/youtube:2te8om12]

John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 10 2013 01:17 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

Play only Keith makes there at the end. 3-5-4 DP on a bunt.

Edgy MD Apr 10 2013 01:22 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

Yeah, that was gorgeous. Points to Carter for staying home from the top, stretching like a firstbaseman, and seeing the play he still had at first. Nice stretch by Teufel at the end. Twenty-five years later, it's still a play only Keith makes.

batmagadanleadoff Apr 10 2013 01:30 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

http://archives.cranepoolforum.net/1650 ... 6592.shtml http://archives.cranepoolforum.net/1660 ... 6600.shtml

Edgy MD Apr 10 2013 01:40 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

Lookit them hats littered on the Riverfront astroturf like dead crows.

Farmer Ted Apr 10 2013 02:11 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

Bottom line is when Mr. Redlegs messes with Mr. Met, Mr. Redlegs gets fucked up.

Gwreck Apr 10 2013 03:40 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

batmagadanleadoff wrote: http://archives.cranepoolforum.net/16500/f15_t16592.shtml http://archives.cranepoolforum.net/1660 ... 6600.shtml Any movement on sharing/copying/selling the video?

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Apr 10 2013 03:59 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

Edgy MD wrote: Yeah, that was gorgeous. Points to Carter for staying home from the top, stretching like a firstbaseman, and seeing the play he still had at first. Nice stretch by Teufel at the end. Twenty-five years later, it's still a play only Keith makes. Yeah, I'm biased, probably. Yeah, I've got two Keith shirts, a Starting Lineup figure or three, and a billion Keithcards. But, yeah, screw your Gehrigs and Terrys, your Pipps and Pujolses, and even your Olys-- best defensive firstie EVER.

Edgy MD Apr 10 2013 06:11 PM Re: Teufel v. Dibble

The thing is that Olerud or Hrbek refined their games until, for a while at least, they were excellent to near perfect at everything a firstbaseman was supposed to do. But Keith --- and perhaps this speaks to the mental restlessness that he displays in the booth --- insisted on finding a way to do things a firstbaseman wasn't supposed to do.