Photos of the Day, 6/23/09

I've been busy with a variety of things this past week or so, but thankfully the iPhone has kept me up to date. Also, the hotel in Pennsylvania had the MLB Network, in addition to the inferior ESPN.

More interleague this week, and some noteworthy photos popping up.

I think this photo was taken before Lincecum gave up a HR to professional shithole Jason Giambi.

David Price seemed to have had some issues in the first inning. Here is CHUTEY's Price giving up a HR to CHUTLEY's Utley, who is fuzzily rounding the bases in the background.

Impending Doom has some issues themselves, but here is their Rios stealing third.

Inge is perhaps tired of being surprised at himself doing so well despite not being a big star for the Tigers. Here he is falling asleep after hitting his HR, and it looks like a child scrawled something on his forearm with eyeliner or that eye smudge stuff. tOMA?

Hit By Pitch's Hanley hits a grand slam against the Orioles, or more accurately/importantly, against Impending Doom.

Grady comes back from the DL, here he is anxious to hit a triple for Ladies Love Us. Welcome back, Grady!

Jorge Cantu hits the game winning single, scoring Emilio Bonifacio. I've seen video of Jorge celebrating a walk-off something or other, and there he ended up celebrating awkwardly too.

Some other gems from the past couple of days:

Emilio Navarro throws the ceremonial first pitch...the caption said he played in the Negro Leagues and is 103 years old. I can't get over this.

There were so many Getty Image photos of Pujols from yesterday's game with the Mets. Every single hair on his face is in place, it's amazing. Click on the image for full size.

Davonte Kelly throws the ceremonial first pitch today at CitiField. Apparently he was hit by a stray bullet in Brooklyn while taking a picture for his baseball team some time ago. That's some crazy talk.

Ozzie must think the umpire speaks crazy talk too, here he is tossing the lineup card after getting ejected from the game today against the Dodgers.