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I didn't know he was that young.Joe Wells wrote:Words simply fail. 29 years old. I'm sitting here trying to think of something else to say, but the screen is getting blurry...
the question does need to be asked.
If this turns out to be a case of being killed by a drunk driver, does anyone know the whereabouts of Tony LaRussa or Leonard Little in that time frame?
R.I.P.
That is from the Post-Dispatch. It was posted over at NSBB.Sports > Cardinals > Story
Hancock shows up late
By Rick Hummel
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
04/27/2007
Reliever Josh Hancock, after pitching three innings on Tuesday, probably wasn't going to appear in Thursday's game, but he almost didn't make it, anyway.
Hancock admitted he had overslept on his new comfortable bed, and thinking the game was starting later than it was (12:10 p.m.), didn't get up until the "20th call" he received from anxious teammates.
With righthander Darryl Kile dying before a game in Chicago five years ago, the Cardinals don't take it lightly when a player doesn't show up at the park on time.
Reliever Jason Isringhausen, the only pitcher still on the club who played with Kile here, said, "(Hancock's) phone always shuts off. Everybody was trying to reach him. That's why it's so different here because of what happened with Darryl. So everybody worries. That's got more to do with it than oversleeping.
"We were all a little nervous. We don't care if you're late. That happens. We want to know that you're OK."
yeah, I thought I'd go over there and see how some of the folks who stayed behind were reacting. I saw that thread and decided it wasn't worth it.Capt_Morgan wrote:i like to smash this f**king guy head in
never will i ever go on CARDTALK ever again
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