09-08-2010, 10:41 AM
The problem was a knee infection. Â Comments on game day made it sound like no one was really sure of the source. Â And, Â like many infections these days, Â sometimes it takes extended courses of antibiotics to knock the thing out. Â Â And worse, it might be a marker for something systemic.
Vin Scully = Â I never really caught baseball fever, Â but when the Dodgers moved to LA my mom caught it for the whole family. Â Vin Scully was the soundtrack for my summers growing up. Â Baseball game always playing in the background. Â When driving up to Stanford for the first time I dialed in the Giants game. Â Couldn\'t believe how laconic the announcing team seemed. Â Lots of moments with just crowd noise, which is weird when you\'re driving through the central valley and there\'s nothing else baseball to see. Â It\'s a matter of taste, Â but to me Vin Scully was baseball.
Vin Scully = Â I never really caught baseball fever, Â but when the Dodgers moved to LA my mom caught it for the whole family. Â Vin Scully was the soundtrack for my summers growing up. Â Baseball game always playing in the background. Â When driving up to Stanford for the first time I dialed in the Giants game. Â Couldn\'t believe how laconic the announcing team seemed. Â Lots of moments with just crowd noise, which is weird when you\'re driving through the central valley and there\'s nothing else baseball to see. Â It\'s a matter of taste, Â but to me Vin Scully was baseball.