I know you think about how sweet it would be to just quit your job and walk out that door. But believe me, you would miss it! You would miss....
| 1. | No housework to do at work |
| 2. | Anecdotes and stories to share |
| 3. | Fluorescent lights are better than those yellows lamps |
The top 10 reasons Ohio State is now ranked unanimous #1 college football team in the nation!
| 1. | Southern Cal loses |
| 2. | LSU loses |
| 3. | West Virginia loses |
| 4. | Texas loses |
| 5. | Michigan loses |
| 6. | Florida loses |
| 7. | Wisconsin loses |
| 8. | Oklahoma loses |
| 9. | Virginia Tech loses |
| 10. | Louisville loses |
These pitchers may have been great, they may even end up Hall-of-Famers, but, they will never forget that one bad pitch that will forever live in history - and neither will we!
| 1. | Ralph Branca (L.A. Dodgers) - "The Shot Heard Round the World" Bobby Thomson's three-run, ninth-inning home run lifts the Giants over the Dodgers in their N.L. playoff series. |
| 2. | Pat Darcy (Cincinnati Reds) - "Fisk waves it fair" Carlton Fisk breaks a 6-6 tie in the 12th inning of Game 6 of the World Series against the Reds with a home run off the Fenway Park foul pole. |
| 3. | Al Downing (L.A. Dodgers) - "715" Henry Aaron passes Babe Ruth as the game's career home run leader when he hits No. 715 on a 1-0 pitch |
| 4. | Dennis Eckersley (Oakland A's) - The Dodgers' Kirk Gibson limps to the plate in the ninth inning of Game 1 of the World Series and, on a 3-2 count |
| 5. | Mike Bacsik (Washington Nationals) - "756" On August 7th, 2007 he gives up the 756th home run for Barry Bonds, moving him to No. 1 all-time in MLB history |
| 6. | Steve Trachsel (Chicago Cubs) - "62" Mark McGwire lights up Busch Stadium with his record-setting 62nd home run, a laser-like line drive over the left field fence |
| 7. | Eric Show (San Diego Padres) - Pete Rose, in his first at-bat of the night, drives a 2-1 pitch into left-center for his 4,192nd hit, breaking Ty Cobb's career record. |
| 8. | Mark Littell (Kansas City Royals) - New York wins its first A.L. pennant since 1964 when Chris Chambliss hits a ninth-inning homer in Game 5 of the ALCS, setting off a wild celebration at Yankee Stadium. |
| 9. | Rich Gossage (New York Yankees) - Winning a matchup made in baseball heaven, George Brett homers in Game 3 of the 1980 ALCS to propel the Royals to a stunning sweep. |
| 10. | Donnie Moore (California Angels) - Dave Henderson's stunning two-out, two-run, ninth-inning home run brings the Red Sox back to life in Game 5 of the 1986 American League Championship Series. |
