Word: homers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Mets scored three runs in the sixth inning, two on a single by Keith Hernandez, to chase Bruce Hurst, winner of two Series games, and tie the score 3-3. Then Knight led off the seventh with a homer to left-center that started the Mets to their first World Series title since...
...were blessed to be alive. The best team in baseball, self-appointed, batted .189 and struck out 57 times. Split-Fingered Fast-Baller Mike Scott dismayed the Mets twice; all they could do with Scott was collect allegedly scuffed baseballs and cry to the press. Dykstra's ninth-inning homer saved a third loss, and Umpire Fred Brocklander's mistaken out call at first base forestalled a fourth. Houston's essential run was lost. Slumping Catcher Gary Carter eventually won that one in the twelfth inning with a flash single off flamboyant Reliever Charlie Kerfeld, who had given Carter...
...that poets themselves have ever avoided politics as subject matter. Homer, Dante, Shakespeare, Milton, all found ways to hail or rage against kings and governments through their work. Yeats, unpolitical as anyone could look in his fluffy neckties, wrote stinging political lines. As did Robert Lowell. As does Seamus Heaney. W.H. Auden's September 1, 1939 is a beautiful muddle of a poem on Europe in the shadow of war. Bertolt Brecht's To Posterity, about Germany under the Nazis, is clear as a bell...
...over the fence with plenty to spare, and the Astros had the first league championship playoff homer of their history...
...Homer Hill (27 catches in 1985) leads the Lions' receiving corps that looks to have some potential. However, McElreavy must come up with a quarterback from somewhere...