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Baseball’s What Not to Say
I apologize to all of the people I know who will read this and think I’m singling them out because they will most likely make some version of the statement during the next 24 hours. I’m not, and that’s part … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, cliches, language, major league baseball, Pittsburgh Pirates, sports
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Big Off-Season Move
Winter is nearly as important to baseball as summer, when the games are played, because the foundation for the team is set during the winter off-season. With that in mind, it appears as if the Pittsburgh Pirates, the team that … Continue reading
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Tagged AJ Burnett, baseball, CC Sabathia, humor, Mark Teixeira, New York Yankees, off topic, Pittsburgh Pirates, sports
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You Think You Have Issues?
The use of the word issues to mean problems has become so pervasive that many of us no longer know that there is a difference between the two words–but have no fear: we here at languageandgrammar.com are always here to … Continue reading
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