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The Blue Jays Have a Lot of Fun, Canada Does Not
Larry Brown Sports —
Canada: Home Of Cheap Drugs And Really Restrictive Advertising
Our Book of Scrap: Sports News —
The Big Hurt is too much for Canadian TV
Home Run Derby —
... … apparently the kid hitting the floor is a bit too much i
The Big Hurt Will Whoop Your Child's Ass
Babes Love Baseball —
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Bad News for Hockey Fights
The Checking Line :: A St. Louis Blues Blog —
... (P.S. I don’t actually think this has any implications on the NHL, I just found it and had to find an angle to make it worthy posting on a hockey blog)
Big Hurt will approve of pillow fighting now
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Man, This Video is So Violent. Cover Your Eyes.
The Sports Pulse —
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Don't Let Frank Thomas Tuck Your Kids In at Night
mlb.aolsportsblog.com 4/4/2007 — Filed under: Blue Jays , AL East , MLB Gossip , MLB Video The FanHouse :
That's one of the best baseball commercials I've seen ... but I guess even pillow fights are too much for the powers that be. From the Globe and Mail:The Blue Jays and ...
globeandmail.com: Swing and a miss for Blue Jay commercial
theglobeandmail.com 4/4/2007 — DETROIT -- Frank Thomas's prodigious talents hitting home runs throughout his illustrious 17-year Major League Baseball career have been well celebrated. However, the sight of Mr. Thomas, nicknamed the Big Hurt, swinging a pillow at a child in a ...
If Frank Thomas Can't Hit A Child, What Good Is He?
deadspin.com 4/5/2007 —
As anyone who understands comedy can tell you, the sight of a small child in pain is the zenith of modern mirth. Which is why it's such a shame that this Blue Jays commercial with Frank Thomas has been banned by Canadian television .
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Top of the Order to You!
baseballmusings.com 4/4/2007 — Curtis Granderson and Placido Polanco are having a grand time against the Blue Jays today. The 1-2 hitters reached base in five of their six plate appearances and Curits hit a Grand(erson) slam. The pair scored three and drove in...
Sports Blog - The FanHouse
aolsportsblog.com 4/4/2007 — No, this isn't from The Onion. It's from Variety , the trade magazine for the entertainment industry. Although details are sketchy -- it's not clear which network will actually televise this -- something called the Pillow Fight League has sold its ...
