Ed & Jeff on 34 years of Pearl Jam on The Bill Simmons Podcast

Pap

I liked their stories from the Riot Act and Avocado eras

pdalowsky

Eds collection of Cubs stuff was so cool to see, hes definitely got the collector trait 

Spiritual_Chaos

BF25394 said:

pjl44 said:

BF25394 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

200 dollars per nosebleed ticket place right there




(Cool video even though I know shit about baseball. Why can't they like mainstream horror like normal people)

Don't feel bad. Simmons doesn't know as much as he thinks he does, either. Hack Wilson's record is 191 RBIs in a season, not 190. (It used to be thought to be 190, but new research found that he actually drove in 191 runs in 1930. It was a whole thing when this was discovered in the '90s but Simmons apparently missed it.)

I think you should switch to decaf

Nope, no coffee for me, thanks.

tea enthusiast? 

Johnny Abruzzo

I really like baseball history and for me it was, just one day, the RBI record was 191, instead of 190. I don't remember it happening or anything about the story. I still don't know what run scored that was originally not counted as an RBI and now is counted. I do know that 1930 was a juiced ball year - a total joke. If it happened now people would be throwing asterisks all over it.

BF25394

Spiritual_Chaos said:

BF25394 said:

pjl44 said:

BF25394 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

200 dollars per nosebleed ticket place right there




(Cool video even though I know shit about baseball. Why can't they like mainstream horror like normal people)

Don't feel bad. Simmons doesn't know as much as he thinks he does, either. Hack Wilson's record is 191 RBIs in a season, not 190. (It used to be thought to be 190, but new research found that he actually drove in 191 runs in 1930. It was a whole thing when this was discovered in the '90s but Simmons apparently missed it.)

I think you should switch to decaf

Nope, no coffee for me, thanks.

tea enthusiast? 

Nope.

demetrios