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    Some players are even "Bad" at baseball. Like Willie Harris! "It's a bad day for the music industry, or for anybody ... It's a sad day. He lived a good life — he made a lot of money and had some kids. Your heart goes out to his family. And the award for most diplomatic eulogizing of a man who probably diddled some children goes to…Cody Ross! Florida Marlins! He made a lot of money and had some kids." Man, you just hate to see a guy like that leave before his time. Full Article at Deadspin
    It's a bad day for the music industry, or for anybody ... It's a sad day. He lived a good life — he made a lot of money and had some kids. Your heart goes out to his family. And the award for most diplomatic eulogizing of a man who probably diddled some children goes to…Cody Ross! Florida Marlins! He made a lot of money and had some kids.
    Cody Ross – Cody Ross SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago
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In A Time Of Mourning, Our Nation Turns Its Eyes To Jair Jurrjens [Fjm]
  1. When I walked in today and saw the news, I was taken aback. He one of the all-time greats — like the Babe Ruth of music. Hundred bucks says Cody Ross was fed that Babe Ruth line just to make this article seem more worthy of exisiting. He's right there with Elvis and all those guys.
    SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago
  2. He was from my era ... He put out some outstanding music and some awesome dance steps. It was quite exciting. I don't know what to say except I'm going to miss Michael Jackson.
    Ron Washington – Ron Washington SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago
  3. Yeah, I mean, Michael Jackson dying was kind of weird, like I said. Telling some guy how I felt about it – now that was fucked up. I mean, I'm J.P. Howell, not David Fricke or whatever…Anyway, you want to play some Beatles Rock Band?
    SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago
  4. I used to listen to his music so it's kind of weird
    SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago
  5. So, yeah, are we done yet? 'Cuz like I said I really don't have anything to say. It took me fifteen minutes just to come up with that one line about the awesome dance steps. Can I please go? It's the middle of the third of inning.
    SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago
  6. And God bless her, man, she was a beautiful lady. And it's very difficult to watch her demise that way.
    SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago
  7. everybody listens to Michael Jackson growing up. ... It shocked the world. We lost a good entertainer. I hear he was making a comeback too. It stinks. He had some hits. I'm young so I didn't listen to him all that much. The 'Free Willy' song was good.
    SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago
  8. I heard about Michael Jackson when I was in the batting cage before the game ... He is a legend, man. It's a part of life, but sometimes, it's a hard pill to swallow. I'm sure the entire world is saddened because of his death. But at the same time, you have to keep moving and pushing forward.
    Willie Harris – Willie Harris SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago
  9. For me, the Jackson 5 is the part of Michael Jackson's career that I admired most ... As a young group they were the bomb back then and they were so impressive because of their youth and their talent.
    Joe Maddon – Joe Maddon SOURCE: Deadspin 2 months ago

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