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This Guy Is Officially Awesome
Published 4/21/2008 at FanIQ Blog
... but you get my point. And rather than nail him for wasting his time, I'd like to salute him for being the most awesome guy in the history of the world. Bugs and Cranks says that the guy is a 35-year-old father of two, which means he's obviously spending his time well. Anyway, first up is the Cardinals, with the Willie McGee swing being absolutely priceless. If you dig around YouTube some more, he also has some other gems. Let's take a look at some of the others. ...

What Batting Stances should be next?
Published 5/1/2008 by JP at Pyle of List
... As a friend of YouTube sensation, Batting Stance Guy, I’ll be hosting a poll for him on my site. We want your help in determining the next teams he imitates (the Dodgers are coming soon). Cast your vote below and tell your friends. Please also add specific players you’d like to see in the comments. ...

Shanoff's Wake-Up Call: Kobe, Webb, More
Published 5/22/2008 at The Sporting Blog
... , who is having a break-out season as the latest online-sports sensation. (Here is his must-see YouTube channel .) The Last Word: "American Idol" has restored my faith in humanity. I was sure that teen song-bot David Archuleta would beat out my man (and avid KC Royals fan) David Cook for the title. Instead, Cook ran away with a rout, affirming his place -- in my opinion -- as the most talented Idol contestant of all time (and the greatest competitive success to happen for the Royals since 1985). Meanwhile, my only complaint was that because the show ran long, my DVR cut ...

Tigers batting stances through history: The best thing you'll see all day!
Published 5/22/2008 by Big Al (noreply@blogger.com) at The Wayne Fontes Experience
Meet You Tube's Batting Stance Guy. His channel is nothing but batting stances. Seriously. Here's his take on Detroit Tigers past and present... He does damn well, I have to admit I giggled through the whole thing. Batting Stance Guy has it all down, from Placido Ploanco's flipping the bat back and forth to Sweet Lou Whitaker's flexing his back before stepping into the box. I have only one issue. Johnny B. Wockenfuss' stance was not nearly closed enough! Just another reason why the internet is a wonderful ...