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The Webb of Baseball

G-Fafif Aug 23 2013 04:02 AM

If you're a fan of Bill Webb's work and haven't been to the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria since 2010, you'll want to visit soon. Seriously cool as Mets thing there, reported on here.

themetfairy Aug 23 2013 06:29 AM Re: The Webb of Baseball

Amazin'!

seawolf17 Aug 23 2013 06:35 AM Re: The Webb of Baseball

Awesome story, GFaf. Gotta check that out.

dgwphotography Aug 23 2013 10:01 AM Re: The Webb of Baseball

This was just another great piece. I have to make the trip down there...

batmagadanleadoff Aug 23 2013 12:39 PM Re: The Webb of Baseball

If you're a fan of Bill Webb's work and haven't been to the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria since 2010, you'll want to visit soon. Seriously cool as Mets thing there, reported on here. Gary and Keith discuss Stephen Strasburg’s major league debut from the night before and the statistics that perfectly complement their conversation magically materialize. - See more at: http://www.faithandfearinflushing.com/# ... cytcV.dpuf Keith said that Strasburg's curveball was even better than Doc's, and comparable to Darryl Kile's, or young Bert Blyleven's.

batmagadanleadoff Aug 23 2013 12:45 PM Re: The Webb of Baseball

If you're a fan of Bill Webb's work and haven't been to the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria since 2010, you'll want to visit soon. Seriously cool as Mets thing there, reported on here. Gary and Keith discuss Stephen Strasburg’s major league debut from the night before and the statistics that perfectly complement their conversation magically materialize. - See more at: http://www.faithandfearinflushing.com/# ... cytcV.dpuf Keith said that Strasburg's curveball was even better than Doc's, and comparable to Darryl Kile's, or young Bert Blyleven's. Michael Milken was in the booth the following inning. Not as entertaining as Jerry Seinfeld's visit, almost two weeks later, but for a good cause.

batmagadanleadoff Aug 23 2013 12:49 PM Re: The Webb of Baseball

If you're a fan of Bill Webb's work and haven't been to the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria since 2010, you'll want to visit soon. Seriously cool as Mets thing there, reported on here. Gary and Keith discuss Stephen Strasburg’s major league debut from the night before and the statistics that perfectly complement their conversation magically materialize. - See more at: http://www.faithandfearinflushing.com/# ... cytcV.dpuf Keith said that Strasburg's curveball was even better than Doc's, and comparable to Darryl Kile's, or young Bert Blyleven's. Michael Milken was in the booth the following inning. Not as entertaining as Jerry Seinfeld's visit, almost two weeks later, but for a good cause. The AT&T Trivia question from 6/10/10, game #1: Who were the only three pitchers to win the Major League triple crown (W, K, ERA) since 1950?

Edgy MD Aug 23 2013 12:51 PM Re: The Webb of Baseball

Doc 1985, Guidry 1978, Gibson 1968. OE: Koufax musta won it once. Pedro?

Edgy MD Aug 23 2013 12:54 PM Re: The Webb of Baseball

Checked and... nope. I got one of three. For shame.

Zvon Aug 23 2013 01:00 PM Re: The Webb of Baseball

G-Fafif wrote: If you're a fan of Bill Webb's work and haven't been to the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria since 2010, you'll want to visit soon. Seriously cool as Mets thing there, reported on here. Very kool piece.

batmagadanleadoff Aug 23 2013 01:01 PM Re: The Webb of Baseball

Doc 1985, Guidry 1978, Gibson 1968. OE: Koufax musta won it once. Pedro? Nope. We're talkin' major league triple crown, not league triple crown. To win this quiz, you've gotta play it SNY style, getting all three pitchers in one post. I'll post the answers in about 5 minutes 'cause I gotta go.

batmagadanleadoff Aug 23 2013 01:13 PM Re: The Webb of Baseball

Koufax (3X) 1963, 1965 and 1966; Gooden 1985 and Santana 2006. Johan was that day's starter, probably not coincidentally, given how the quiz questions are often tied in to the game.