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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.
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Deadwood: The Earps arrive fashionably late
08/02/2006 06:35 PM Gerald Gay
This ain’t your mother’s Wyatt Earp.
Kurt Russell’s or Kevin Costner’s either.
The famed lawman finally rolled into the HBO town of “Deadwood” on Sunday night much shiftier and far more conniving than any of his silver screen incarnations.
Most folks know Earp as the ferocious-yet-honorable sheriff of Arizona’s beloved Tombstone, the town to tough to die.
But in Deadwood he and his brother Morgan are nothing more than scam artists, former lawmen with a chance to run the local timber business but leaning more toward disposing
Bullock for Cy Tolliver and big man, George Hearst.
As it turns out, Hearst doesn’t need such help what with a gaggle of his own henchmen sweeping into town, but the Earps would have been ready and willing.
The sibling duo went through several altercations with Bullock during Sunday’s episode and a gunfight might still be in the works for the three.
My prediction: Swearengen will pay top dollar to the Earp brothers and the two will team up with Bullock to help take out the Hearst crew.
Of course, this is television’s “Deadwood” not the movie “Tombstone” which means the Earps will most likely spend the rest of the season battling their own insecurities and chattering like a Shakespeare sonnet.
On a side note: Three cheers for the horse that clocked Steve the drunk in the head. He seriously needed to be put out of his misery.
“Deadwood” airs Sunday nights at 9 p.m. on HBO West.
— Vincenza Miele 08/10/2006 06:50 AM #
— Gerald G 08/10/2006 08:10 AM #