F-16 Pilot Does a Mid-Air Oops Over Fenway Park When Bill Buckner was There. Coincidence or Jinx?

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F-16 Pilot Does a Mid-Air Oops Over Fenway Park When Bill Buckner was There. Coincidence or Jinx? Links0
jlboduch jlboduch posted 4/11/2008 from www.gossiponsports.com [flag]
What the heck, let's blame Bill Buckner for this, too. [link]

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