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Punk
2008-08-11 11:57
by Will Carroll

Cecil Cooper says he'd quit if Barry Bonds was brought to Houston. It's a punk move on several fronts. First, he didn't say it until he knew the team wasn't interested and had announced it publicly. Second, I doubt he'd have the same reaction to local legend Roger Clemens.

It's sad to see Cooper go so far towards being a company man, making him a perfect match for Ed Wade and the hapless Astros. McLane has gone from being a bad imitation of George Steinbrenner to a bad imitation of George W. Bush*.

* As owner, Bush was meddlesome when he felt like it while still being completely ignorant of most operations.

Comments
2008-08-11 12:21:40
1.   El Lay Dave
s owner, Bush was meddlesome when he felt like it while still being completely ignorant of most operations.

Is that any different than W. the President?

2008-08-11 15:11:12
2.   Will Carroll
I didn't want it to get political.
2008-08-12 08:18:43
3.   lentnej
Free Scott Long!
2008-08-12 18:42:37
4.   Suffering Bruin
Love ya, Will. Love Scott. Love the blog.

But the link undermines your entire post; Cooper clearly said it in jest. Unless I'm missing something here which, as Scott and virtually every blog on the Toaster will tell you, would not be the first time.

2008-08-12 19:05:14
5.   Brewer Bertram
In Wisconsin, it is damn near impossible to bash Coop. Without his inside out swing, the Brewers do not advance to the 1982 World Series. Unfortunately they never advanced again. All the more reason we don't bash him. But you gotta do what you gotta do.

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