
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Yao Ming Cleared!

Sunday, August 22, 2010
Goodbye, Lou.

Facts about Lou Piniella and his career with Major League Baseball:
-His 1,835 wins ranks him among the managerial elite, placing him at #14 on the all time win list.
-He is the first manager in Chicago Cub's history to lead the team to back to back post season appearances.
-Piniella is 1 of only 5 managers to win the Manager of the Year award, 3 times.
-He has been in a uniform since 1962.
-He had the team at .500 within 3 seasons of being the manager, the first Cub's manager to do so in nearly 70 years.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
O'Neal Joins The Celtics

Houston Rockets Vs L.A. Lakers= 1/2 of NBA Opening Night

I know it is just a little early for this BUT,
How it looks for L.A. :
The Lakers are coming straight off a great '09 season and a world championship. For their first game I expect them to have it together and play like nothing less than the champions they are. I think they will bring everything they have to prove that they are ready to dominate another season.
How it looks for Houston: The All Star center Yao Ming will be playing for the first time since the '08 play offs. Yao is expected to be in great health, despite numerous issues with previous injuries. Despite not playing the whole 2009 season, Yao was constantly sitting on the bench with the other players and still participating in the time outs. If cohesion permits, I think the Rockets have a great chance at a very good season this year.
Game date/time : October 26, 2010 at 10:30 pm E.T.
Congrats Alex Rodriguez on #600!

Interesting facts about Alex Rodriguez and his 600th home run:
-Youngest player ever to reach the milestone (35 years old)
-2nd Yankee in history to get 600 home runs
-He played 2,267 games to reach this record
- It 8,688 trips to the plate to make it happen
-It was his 255th home run as a Yankee
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Last Game As A Little Puma: Saying Goodbye
Yesterday marked my last day as a Little Puma (hopefully not forever). It was a pretty sad day. The Little Pumas have become a part of the experience of Minute Maid Park. People were constantly taking pictures or coming up to us to talk about Lance Berkman. Of course there were those who never knew what we were dressed up as or why we would dress up. While dressed up people told us we were : tigers, lions, wallabes, kangaroos etc. I never quite understood why people thought we were tigers, our suits don't have stripes. Once people heard the full story behind who we were, I definitely think they appreciated us a little more. As soon as the news hit that Berkman was OFFICIALLY traded and that it was our last game to be dressed up, people were coming up to us thanking us, sharing their favorite memories of us..It was great. With the people coming up to us with nothing but kind words and well wishes, that really helped make it a little less sad. I remember the first time I ever saw The Little Pumas at an Astros game. I found out they represented and cheered on Lance Berkman "The Big Puma". I knew I would love to be one of them but I was way too nervous to ask them if I could join. Instead I lurked their website for awhile before asking the creator of the LP's (Bubba) if I could join. He said yes and the rest is history..I am so glad and thankful to have been a part of something so great and fun. I have nothing but well wishes for Lance as a New York Yankee. I am thankful that Houston had such a great player. He will always be a highly respectable baseball player. Thank you Lance.
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