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Caliente Contest
This week's Spotlight focuses on the Austin, Texas-based rock band White Denim, which is scheduled to play Club Congress Saturday.
White Denim's lead singer is James Petralli, whose father is former major league catcher Geno Petralli.
Geno Petralli played 12 seasons for the Rangers and Blue Jays.
Petralli led all of baseball in passed balls with 35 in 1987, 20 in 1988, and 20 in 1990. His 35 passed balls established a Major League single-season record.
Most of Petralli's past balls occurred when he was catching a famous knuckleball pitcher.
For a chance to win an audio book tell us the name of that knuckleballer, who pitched until he was 46 years old.
Star reporter Kevin Smith is an avid collector of mornings after, enjoys bands in which members wear white belts, and could murder a pint of Stella at this very moment. He can be reached at the north east corner of Reid Park, between the hours of 1 and 6 a.m.
Ozzy and Rob Zombie Fans Sting In North Dakota
11/01/2007 12:10 PM Kevin Smith
In what has to be one of the worst buzzkills of all time, a bunch of Ozzy Osbourne and Rob Zombie fans in North Dakota were invited to a giant concert pre-party…only to be arrested.
“Invitations were sent out to people who ignored court summons, didn’t pay child support, failed to pay fines, etc.
“Approximately forty Ozzy fans (or Rob Zombie fans, to be fair) responded to the invite and attended the bash, which was held at the concert venue by PDL Productions.
“Little did they know, PDL stood for ‘Paul D. Laney,’ a county sheriff, and that all those meaty guys wearing PDL T-shirts were actually deputy sheriffs, probation officers and local DEA members.
“Rather than boozing, the miscreants who showed up got arrested on outstanding warrants.”
I’m not sure if this says more about the fans of Rob Zombie and Ozzy, or the local sheriff’s department in Fargo.
Note to potential pre-partiers in Arizona, the Ozzy/Zombie tour stops at Glendale’s Jobing.com Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 28.
