LaRussa whiffs on chance to make history
Fake Twitterers everywhere LOLed today as Tony “Perry Mason” LaRussa dropped his suit against Twitter for housing a fake Tony LaRussa.
This was probably for the best; LaRussa apparently didn’t stand much of a chance in court. One law expert told ESPN the case would “completely lose at the end of the day.”
The suit did have a postive side effect: Twitter started verifying accounts, which took some people by surprise. OK, “some people” meaning Mark Madsen.
i’ve all of a sudden got a “verified” twitter account!! How did that happen? Thanks Twitter! Sweet badge!
Exclamation marks!!!!!
…Other linkage, not including beer aged at sea, arrrr…
Can the Giants hire those people who worked on the Yes on 8 campaign? Because they need some ballot boxes stuffed to push Pablo Sandoval into the All-Star Game. We can’t help but think this is some sort of ploy by MLB to get the email addresses of everybody in the entire Bay Area. MLB.com
No heroics for the Panda in the game tonight (in fact, he’s only 5-24 in July), but Barry Zito gave a deserved peace sign as he left the field following a peaceful night on the mound. Merc
Scott Hairston didn’t get choked up at Fenway and delivered a blow to the Red Sox that feels familiar to Giants fans. SFGate
The A’s have so many Connecticut-ians they might as well just move the team there! Ha ha, ha ha, no more jokes about this please. New Haven Register
The Sharks didn’t get The Monster, he went to the Leafs instead. They appreciate monsters in Canada. Just ask Edouard Beaupré, amiright? The Fourth Period
Chris Cohan may or may not sell the Warriors to Larry Ellison or somebody else, but one thing is for certain: The Dubs will have less money to work with after the NBA lowered the salary cap. SFGate
Matt Steinmetz breaks down how wrong Sarah Palin was about point guards. But what about knowing when to pass the ball? Isn’t that what Monta Ellis does best? FanHouse
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By Peter on Tuesday, July 7th, 2009 at 11:53 pm.
Tags: Golden State Warriors, Oakland A's, San Francisco Giants, San Jose Sharks