"Cubs Shoulda Beaned Murphy!"

[jbhofmann]

Says ESPN blow bag Dan Dakich. His brilliant strategy was to hit Murphy in his first AB to reset his mojo.

Your thoughts?
He's spent the majority of today making fun of those who opposed his view including Keith Law.

Check out @dandakich on Twitter for the insanity. Baiting people to call in only to get muted and hung up on.

 

[Nate Colbert 17]

Although she pitches for the New New York Mets (and wears uniform number 7/8), there is but one bean ball specialist.

...and it landed her an endorsement deal from Bean Bay Beans!

 

[BBCgalaxee]

Sounds like a very very mad cubs fan

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[AnthonyCorona]

What a db

 

[Super Mario]

That funny, because I've thought for the last month and a half that a great way to reset Jake Arrieta's mojo was to bean him in the face in his first at bat of the game.

 

[IUjapander]

As much as I love the Hoosiers, I can't stand to hear Dan Dakich talk.

 

[WaxPax]

Of course the "Sports Guy" who's probably never put a jock strap on in his entire life says something like that....if you cant beat them, injure them...I get it, he's stirring the pot to cause controversy

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[jbhofmann]

He's actually a former high level hooper. He's just so full of himself that I learned all about Dan Dakich from Dan Dakich.
Likely wrote his own Wikipedia page.

 

[Nate Colbert 17]

Dan Dakich was never an elite player, but he was a serviceable college ball player. As an Indiana Hoosier, he made his bones (rightly or wrongly) by "shutting down" Michael Jordan in the 1984 NCAA tournament. (Please let the record reflect that the 1984 Indiana Elite Eight team also featured Marty Simmons, who is now the coach of my undergrad Alma...the University of Evansville Purple Aces!)

 

[jbhofmann]

Dan Dakich was never an elite player, but he was a serviceable college ball player. As an Indiana Hoosier, he made his bones (rightly or wrongly) by "shutting down" Michael Jordan in the 1984 NCAA tournament. (Please let the record reflect that the 1984 Indiana Elite Eight team also featured Marty Simmons, who is now the coach of my undergrad Alma...the University of Evansville Purple Aces!)

Where did you hear the MJ story? Did he share it this week? Lol

 

[Nate Colbert 17]

Where did you hear the MJ story? Did he share it this week? Lol

It was right after Al Bundy finished telling about the time he scored four touchdowns in one game!

 

[Benson]

Marty Simmons, one of the greatest high school players in Illinois history.

 

[Super Mario]

Dan Dakich was never an elite player, but he was a serviceable college ball player. As an Indiana Hoosier, he made his bones (rightly or wrongly) by "shutting down" Michael Jordan in the 1984 NCAA tournament. (Please let the record reflect that the 1984 Indiana Elite Eight team also featured Marty Simmons, who is now the coach of my undergrad Alma...the University of Evansville Purple Aces!)

I've heard the Evansville Otters are interested in Don Mattingly's managerial services.

 

[bmp1971]

Funny thread!!!

However, not quite as funny as the ultimate ******* I had the misfortune of meeting on ebay this week.

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[rsmath]

Says ESPN blow bag Dan Dakich. His brilliant strategy was to hit Murphy in his first AB to reset his mojo.

Your thoughts?

I only disagree slightly. Pitch high and *inside* to try to make Murphy scared ****less and uncomfortable in the batters box, but don't bean him.

I wish we had a modern day equivalent of Bob Gibson based on the stories I've heard about Gibson.