They are brothers you nimrod. no shit.
Added Bonus Bit o' hilarity: Do you know what the B.J. in B.J. Upton stands for?
answer: Bossman Junior.
my friend told me that and i did not believe him. Sometimes dumb shit confuses me.
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Buck Showalter walked over to the rest of the "Baseball Tonight" pod in Bristol on Thursday night holding a stat sheet in his hand and bearing the kind of expression he has when he's seen something very interesting. He was holding a list of the total hit-by-pitches stats for the majors this year.
"What do these teams have in common?" he asked. "The Yankees. The Red Sox. The Phillies. The Rangers. The Angels. The Dodgers."Well, those are the teams having the best seasons in the majors, somebody responded."Those are the leaders in batters hit," Buck said.Hmmm. Does it mean something, such as a reflection of the philosophy of those teams regarding pitching inside? Does it mean nothing? Is it a coincidence?I don't know. But Buck's right: Those are very interesting numbers.Known for his aggressive, informed and rapid-fire dialogue, Rome's "tell it like it is" approach has earned him the title of "the King of Smack."
From who? His mom? I would bet all the money i currently possess that the "King of Smack" is the only one ever to call "the King of Smack" "the King of Smack". Until me.
His unique style has spawned a legion of admirers -- "clones" -- who have adopted his vernacular.
Rome has served as host of The Last Word with Jim Rome on Fox Sports Net since 1997. Prior to that, he was host of ESPN2’s Talk2, a nightly live, one-hour call-in program (1993-94). During that time he also appeared as a contributor on ESPN’s UpClose with Roy Firestone. Rome will continue to host his nationally syndicated radio program, The Jim Rome Show, a.k.a The Jungle.
With this line Jim manages to both brag while also giving his show a nickname.and a badass nickname at that. i mean, who in their right mind would enter "the jungle" and fight "the King of Smack"! Man, that guy sure loves nicknames! I have a few i would like to call him, but for legal purposes i will refrain.
He has appeared in The Longest Yard with Adam Sandler; played himself in Two for the Money with Al Pacino and Matthew McConaughey;
That's cool. Play the contemporary card, we get it, Jim is awesome. He was in movie, therefor he is awesome. You know who else is in movies? Dane Cook. I Love that guy, bro!
made a cameo alongside Michael Jordan in Space Jam;
OK, we understand jim is cool. you can stop telling us now.
oddly enough, this is the first and last time that Jim was in a room with Michael Jordan. Never on his Show. Oops. Sorry. I mean, never on "the JUNGLE".
appeared in Blink 182's music video and appeared on HBO's Arli$$;
At the Jim Rome Biography writers room: GUYS, I GOT IT! What do kids love? Punk Music. Who is a very punk band? Blink 182! they even have tattoos! Lets talk about how Jim was on HBO, that channel is HOT!
A sidenote about HBO, they gave JOE FUCKING BUCK his own show. They are therefor no longer culturally relevant. sorry jim, but a cameo just doesnt cut it.
and released a CD, Welcome to the Jungle, which features memorable sound bites
I will go on the record and say i have never heard a memorable soundbite from "the Jungle". Not that i listen alot. The last time i did that i was hospitalized, and the docter said the only cure was to stop listening to shit. Jim was out.
from frequent callers and the hip music regularly used on his radio show.
AHHAHAHAHAHAHA right, all of that hip music from "the jungle". Like blink 182! They are so hip and awesome. they even featured JIM ROME on one of their music videos. Coincidentally, this cameo was then written about by Don Mclean in American Pie.
See: "the day the music died"
Rome began his radio career at KTMS, Santa Barbara as the traffic and local sports reporter. He left KTMS for San Diego’s all-sports station, XTRA Sports 690. It was during a temporary stint on a late-night show for the station that Rome debuted his now famous “smack” style.
That now famous style. That one that i had heard zero mentions of before i read this painfully self promoting autobiography. right. that style.
In 1996, the show went national with a syndication deal with Premiere Radio Networks.
And the rest, as they say, is history.
Jim Rome went on to prevent disasters such as the black plague, the JFK assassination, and the downfall of the once famous band Blink 182