Opinion: ‘Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time.’ – Houston Chronicle
The old adage still holds true, “Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time.” Jeff Kesler, Sugar Land. From the Editorial Board.
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The old adage still holds true, “Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time.” Jeff Kesler, Sugar Land. From the Editorial Board.
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Read MoreMy son called to me and asked me if I heard something perhaps in my art supply closet fall over because he heard a crunch/crash-like noise and I replied “No but I’ll check.” I went back to my bathroom sink where I was standing washing my face and hands and had the water running at the same time experienced a very loud clap of thunder and a lightening strike close by & it had just started to rain very hard. I said that we had water coming through the ceiling! I put a pot on the floor to catch the water. If my son hadn’t called to me the water would have fallen on my shoulder. After the container filled and the rain stopped I bent over to empty the pot and found a .38 caliber bullet. It appeared to be a copper slug and the point was flattened because it hit the roof with such force & pushed it through roofing tile, tar paper, plastic water protection sheeting and 3/4” plywood then fiberglass insulation, then dry wall and hit my floor RIGHT WHERE I WAS STANDING. The tip was flattened from the force it took to travel trough an oak trees’ branches and all of that building material into my bathroom where I was standing. IT DEFINITELY, WITHOUT A DOUBT, WOULD HAVE GONE THROUGH MY SKULL AND KILLED ME!!! I’ve had 3 near death experiences where the 1st 2 I traveled to the light and came back while seeing my body lay there and my “friends” deciding how they were going to dump my body. When I rode the train back and told them what I saw and heard plus what I experienced I know without a doubt that there exists a God because He is showed me my son at 3 yes if age and my wife was 9 months pregnant. On his 3rd birthday he looked exactly like what God showed me he would be. That’s the son that called me away from where the bullet came down!.Since then I’m not afraid to die just don’t want to miss certain achievements of mankind. I’ve seen quite a bit of change in the world since 1955 and I can only imagine the changes to come in especially first contact by an extraterrestrial intelligence and it’s impact in religious dogma. Remember, as of this September 1st, THIS WEDNESDAY, you can open carry hand guns to protect yourself with. There will be many more stray bullets flying into our windows and walls after Wednesday. Soon, were gonna have to wear both masks and helmuts & flack jackets indoors. Be well & be blessed in all things, Always!
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Myself and my partner were set to fly to the Netherlands for a week do Motorsport racing, drink Dutch and Belgium beer and go looking at wind mills and s**t. And then the EU banned us plague rat Americans again so we’ve had to cancel our flights. This…
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Today’s statline: 1-4, RBI, BB, K
At bat 1 (Top of first): 1 pitch single to center, RBI
Coming up in a key RBI moment early in the game (runners on first and second with less than two outs), Yordan started off his day nicely, smashing a towering fly ball to center field off a lazy curve right down the middle. Kelenic looked like he had it for a second but then bobbled it, allowing Brantley to score and Correa to move to third. Yordan raced to second on the resulting throw to the plate, smart baserunning by him here (which would indirectly lead to another run, as with a base open the Mariners chose to give Gurriel an unintentional intentional walk leading to another run). Yordan would advance to third on a sac fly by Tucker, but wouldn’t score, as Diaz grounded out to end the inning. Overall still a great job here to again capitalize on a bad offspeed pitch in the zone that he could drive in runners with.
At bat 2 (Top of third): 1 pitch flyout to left
Once again, Yordan started off an at bat by swinging at the first pitch in the zone and hitting it deep into the outfield. However, this time the fastball he hit didn’t have enough carry to drop, as it hung long enough in left field for a routine warning track flyout. Kind of substandard by Yordan here, but he still made good contact and hit a deep, well hit fly ball, can’t really ask for more out of him. Probably a Crawford box bomb though.
At bat 3 (Top of fifth): 6 pitch strikeout swinging
Yordan started off the at bat rather nicely, taking a fastball near his hands and an offspeed pitch outside to put him comfortably ahead 2-0. However then Flexen came back with two nice pitches, a changeup right down the middle and in the zone taken for a strike, and then an uncharacteristic miss by Yordan on another one high in the zone (foreshadowing…). He then fouled off another offspeed pitch in the zone to stay alive on 2-2, but then had another questionable swing and miss on another high fastball high and out of the zone. Gotta applaud the pitcher here for finding the pitch that Yordan was off on this at bat, but you also have to wonder why Yordan didn’t make better contact on those, normally he controls the top half of the zone like an emperor.
At bat 4 (Top of seventh): 2 pitch flyout to right
Yordan again took the first pitch of the at bat, a curve in the zone, for strike one. He then swung well at another fastball in the zone, and hit it pretty high, but not as deep as his previous two flyballs. Instead, the right fielder made the routine stab for the first out.
At bat 5 (Top of ninth): 6 pitch walk
Facing the new reliever, former Nationals closer Sean Doolittle (did Yordan ever face him in the 2019 World Series?), Yordan once again swung and missed at a high and inside fastball, this one well within the zone however. He then had the great foresight to take an extremely close fastball, also inside, for a ball, and then watched back to back low pitches outside to work into a 3-1 count. He then once again swung and missed at a high fastball, a little worrying for someone like him to have four such misses on similar pitches in one game. He then recovered though, and slayed his demons by taking a high fastball for a ball to draw the well-earned walk.
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Line Score – Final 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E HOU 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 11 2 SEA 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 6 1 Box Score SEA AB R H RBI BB SO BA SS Crawford, J 3 0 1 0 2 1 .261 RF Haniger 4 0 0 0 0 1 .253 3B Seager, K 3 1 0 0 1 1 .215 1B Fra…
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