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Y0DA55 · 01-10-2006, 05:34 PM

#75 – “TED'S FROZEN HEAD - An alternate baseball rivalry”

Started by: metsgeek

Told you it wouldn’t be long before we saw a dynasty of his. Metsgeek gets to start this thing off. Just a little sidebar, EVERY time I read this title, I think of “Futurama” with the heads enclosed in glass cases. It’s uncanny.

Much in the same vibe as BadluckinOOTP’s “If only I hadn't played with the nose candy: Darryl Strawberry replay,” TFH is hilarious. Not to give too much away, but it defanitely pits the Evil Empire against the long suffering Red Sox in a huge game of one-upsmanship. Take my word for it that this is as interesting as a dynasty can get.

You’ve got Ted (presumably), Steinbrenner, Epstein, Cashman, the Babe, and plenty of other characters to keep your attention. metsgeek does a great job mixing up the story, coming at it from many different angles; at one point you can be in Steinbrenner’s office, the next you can be reading an article by Peter Gammons.

I will pat myself on the back because I helped bring this one back (at least for a short time).

Worth a Look Score:

01-10-2006, 05:34 PM	#9 (permalink)
Y0DA55 All Star Starter Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Right in the middle of the East Coast Posts: 1,715	#75 – “TED'S FROZEN HEAD - An alternate baseball rivalry” Started by: metsgeek Told you it wouldn’t be long before we saw a dynasty of his. Metsgeek gets to start this thing off. Just a little sidebar, EVERY time I read this title, I think of “Futurama” with the heads enclosed in glass cases. It’s uncanny. Much in the same vibe as BadluckinOOTP’s “If only I hadn't played with the nose candy: Darryl Strawberry replay,” TFH is hilarious. Not to give too much away, but it defanitely pits the Evil Empire against the long suffering Red Sox in a huge game of one-upsmanship. Take my word for it that this is as interesting as a dynasty can get. You’ve got Ted (presumably), Steinbrenner, Epstein, Cashman, the Babe, and plenty of other characters to keep your attention. metsgeek does a great job mixing up the story, coming at it from many different angles; at one point you can be in Steinbrenner’s office, the next you can be reading an article by Peter Gammons. I will pat myself on the back because I helped bring this one back (at least for a short time). Worth a Look Score: __________________ Do, or do not, there is no try!