Dodger Stadium game: what's the over/under on when it becomes more like water polo than ice hockey?
- StLBravesFan

it will be interesting...are there two games in Yankee Stadium tomorrow?

it will be interesting...are there two games in Yankee Stadium tomorrow?
- Glenman12

Tomorrow afternoon and Wednesday nite, I think.

Dodger Stadium game: what's the over/under on when it becomes more like water polo than ice hockey?
- StLBravesFan

It's going to be around 55-60F by game time, I don't see why it would be an issue. It'll probably be better than UC ice.

Dodger Stadium game: what's the over/under on when it becomes more like water polo than ice hockey?
- StLBravesFan

Nothing says hockey more than a game at Dodger Stadium with a temperature of 70 degrees

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It will be cooler in LA than it is inside the UC.

It will be cooler in LA than it is inside the UC.
- Ogilthorpe2

Ice may be OK - not sure there's a good seat in the house, tho.

Certainly not in the lower deck.

Brian Wilson is a freak...

Brian Wilson is a freak...
- Glenman12

I'm trying to come up with a good line to tie the two Brian Wilsons together.

It will be cooler in LA than it is inside the UC.
- Ogilthorpe2

Hates the Olympics. Loves the Stadium series. You sir, are a complex person. I would think they have done some sort of research to ensure the game is playable in these conditions. It is kinda freaky that they are playing beach volleyball next to the rink though.

KISS is lame as hell though.

Hates the Olympics. Loves the Stadium series. You sir, are a complex person. I would think they have done some sort of research to ensure the game is playable in these conditions. It is kinda freaky that they are playing beach volleyball next to the rink though.
- Elbows15

Actually not a fan of the outdoor games. Once a year? Sure. Six times in one season? No. I just don't understand why people think it won't work in LA, it's not the fricking Sahara.

Actually not a fan of the outdoor games. Once a year? Sure. Six times in one season? No. I just don't understand why people think it won't work in LA, it's not the fricking Sahara.
- Ogilthorpe2

I agree about the overkill..you know theyre stooping when they interview Tom Arnold.

Just caught up on back-reading the past several hours of this thread, and you guys are phucked up! But I'm pissed I missed it! The cool thing - I don't believe I saw Jack Nicholson, which surprised me a bit. And "Hudson three two seven hundred" to all of you (apologies if it was posted and I missed it). Again, what a bunch.....

Actually not a fan of the outdoor games. Once a year? Sure. Six times in one season? No. I just don't understand why people think it won't work in LA, it's not the fricking Sahara.
- Ogilthorpe2

I WAS KIDDING!

I agree about the overkill..you know theyre stooping when they interview Tom Arnold.
- Glenman12

He is such a spazz. Why he even needed coke is a mystery. Gene is gonna fall off of his boots and break a hip.

I go back to late 50's and early 60's...parents weren't really involved because they felt we were safe..baseball or football all day and then hide and go seek...but when mom called you in you better be within earshot and hear her...
- Glenman12

In Chicago in the 60's we use to paint a batters box at Coonly grade schoolIt fast pitching using a baseball like rubber ball. If you connected the ball would leave the school yard. You would get about 10 solid hits before the ball would break in half...game be over untill you buy another ball for a quater at Woolworths. We also played a lot of ledge ball...great game.. I think it was unique to Chicago and still being played in Chicago. Those where the days my friend eating a Twinkie and a quart of Wanzers chocolate milk from the neighborhood candy store all for about 35 cents.

Just caught up on back-reading the past several hours of this thread, and you guys are phucked up! But I'm pissed I missed it! The cool thing - I don't believe I saw Jack Nicholson, which surprised me a bit. And "Hudson three two seven hundred" to all of you (apologies if it was posted and I missed it). Again, what a bunch.....
- mohel

We were talking cool Mo. suave. Jack is not suave. EOS.

In Chicago in the 60's we use to paint a batters box at Coonly grade schoolIt fast pitching using a baseball like rubber ball. If you connected the ball would leave the school yard. You would get about 10 solid hits before the ball would break in half...game be over untill you buy another ball for a quater at Woolworths. We also played a lot of ledge ball...great game.. I think it was unique to Chicago and still being played in Chicago. Those where the days my friend eating a Twinkie and a quart of Wanzers chocolate milk from the neighborhood candy store all for about 35 cents.
- spanky

Da (frank) is ledge ball? you mean pinners? You guys bought the wrong rubber balls. There were two brands. The ones that had major league on them were poop. There was another brand that were the tits. Last forever.

Actually not a fan of the outdoor games. Once a year? Sure. Six times in one season? No. I just don't understand why people think it won't work in LA, it's not the fricking Sahara.
- Ogilthorpe2

I can see the point on overkill. I do find the LA one interesting because it is different than the northern games. Once they have played in the good venues from football and baseball I think it will begin to play itself out.

We were talking cool Mo. suave. Jack is not suave. EOS.
- Elbows15

Whatever.

Da (frank) is ledge ball? you mean pinners? You guys bought the wrong rubber balls. There were two brands. The ones that had major league on them were poop. There was another brand that were the tits. Last forever.
- Elbows15

yep, we called it pinners too...had strike zones painted on walls all over the place...

yep, we called it pinners too...had strike zones painted on walls all over the place...
- Glenman12

Even under the viaducts for rainy days

I can see the point on overkill. I do find the LA one interesting because it is different than the northern games. Once they have played in the good venues from football and baseball I think it will begin to play itself out.
- mohel

Look at it this way Mo. The more the merrier. It keeps the cap going up. Woh dat with dem there hips?

Its a douche off with those two.

Even under the viaducts for rainy days
- Elbows15

yep...my house was 2 doors from a protected viaduct...