Home Run Derby

On Wednesday, a Tyrannosaurus Rex invaded U.S. Cellular Field, home of the Chicago White Sox. 

Somewhere, Crazy Carl Everett is spinning in his grave.  Oh wait, he’s not dead – but he might soon be after his head explodes.

Why?  Well, a few years back, the former Marlins-Mets-Astros-Red Sox-Rangers-White Sox-Expos-Mariners OF/DH said the following …

“The Bible never says anything about dinosaurs. You can’t say there were dinosaurs when you never saw them … No one ever saw a Tyrannosaurus rex.”

And Everett believes that Dinosaur bones were “made by man.”  Well, Carl … what IF you saw them?

Here’s video of Dinosaurs walking around at The Cell. 

Bite on that, Jurassic Carl.

Okay, so those weren’t real dinosaurs at U.S. Cellular Field – they’re part of the “Live” Walking with Dinosaurs show in Chicago for the next week (note to self – buy tickets for family).

I think Jim Thome is afraid of Dinosaurs … even puppet dinosaurs. 

I wonder if that Dinosaur knows that Jim Thome has 500 Home Runs.  Or that a Grand Slam is worth four runs to ESPN.

Mark Buehrle’s not afraid to feed the Dino (pic courtesy Chicago Tribune)

Check it out. That T-Rex is wearing blue jeans.

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