Ah...all right. Doc said I gotta take it slow this week because even though everything checked out, I'm not supposed to push it. I do need to keep the blood flowing, so if I could get a glass of water...
Folks, I don't want to put any of this on myself. Baseball is a team game, and always will be. The Dodgers arrived in Philly and everyone said we're in a funk. Best record in the majors and we're in a funk?! Shows what those windbag writers know. I was gonna right the ship in this town real quick...and I think you know what that means...it means cheese-steak contest. I hit all the local haunts. Did Provolone instead of that other stuff, onions, peppers. So, I'm taking bites of each and trying to take notes when I saw some girl looking at me funny. You can never tell with these people in Philly. Remember what I always said about Philadelphia: it's a family town. Where else would you see 15 year old girls with babies?! Haha!
(Yawn) Oh man...trying not to get worked up. Well, I should have been focused but then I wondered if I had chosen an establishment that wouldn't meet my standards. Did this tour rep purposely give me a bad cheese-steak to take me down?
Next thing I know I'm in a room, with doctors talking to each other. I can't make heads or tails of what's going on, and no one's listening to me, so I ask "What the fuck is going on?" Finally I hear that I had a mild heart attack. Actually, folks, that was good news to me. It wasn't food poisoning or anything like that. The doctors reported all was fixed and, yes, I bleed Dodger Blue. Only problem I had was when I had Wallach set up an IV of one of my award winning wines, and some nurse caught him putting in another bottle.
Thursday afternoon, I get a call from Lopes. Says that the doctors weren't withholding information from me - they were just pissed off we swept the Phillies! 4 games in a row - how about that, you moron sportswriters! You think we're...
(cough) Right, right. Calming down. I didn't even get to have lobster at Bookbinder's. All right, off to Seattle. I see linguini and clams in my future. Huh? Oh, right. Baseball is a wonderful game at any level, and I'm glad I'm here!
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Oh man, good to see you alive and well Tommy. Just take it easy on the alfredo, eh?
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