Showing posts with label Chris Capuano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Capuano. Show all posts

Thursday, September 13, 2007

The Curse Of Egan


Chris Capuano has been searching for answers. An injury (here seen walking off the field with Rocky Caplinger), loss after loss, demotion to the bullpen, tough luck out of the bullpen all have piled up on the one-time allstar. Whose fault is it? Mostly one person: Egan. His man-crush post of Capuano came in mid-June. Yes, Cappy had been struggling at that point but he was still sporting a 5-5 record with a 4.35 ERA and 1 Home Run. Since then Crappy is 0-7 with a 6.49 ERA and not even one extra base hit.
Can Capuano's season be saved? Is there a chance he could step in for struggling Bush in the final weeks and make a difference and lead the Brewers to a key victory. Our only hope is that the curse can be reversed here.

Saturday, June 23, 2007

A Segway to Capuano

Is it just me, or does it seem that a lot of women in Milwaukee are hopelessly infatuated with Chris Capuano to an almost unhealthy level. I work with one girl who has more pictures of Capuano up in her cubicle wall than she does of her boyfriend of five years. This girl really knows a little too much about him, since she also knows where he lives in downtown Milwaukee. This girl recently taped in High Definition (HD) the episode of The Young and the Restless to see Chris Capuano, Jeff Suppan, Bill Hall & J.J. Hardy make their acting debut that aired on June 20. I also got some behind the scenes stuff off of YouTube about their appearance. I also recently read an article on OnMilwaukee.com about the top five places in Milwaukee that Chris Capuano likes to go out and eat at. This was brought to my attention by the Capuano stalker I work with. I now believe she will be trying to eat out at those restaurants when the team is in town to see if she can catch a glimse of the major league baseball player she says she would leave her boyfriend for. The only thing I would enjoy seeing Capuano do beside winning games as a Brewers pitcher would be riding around downtown Milwaukee on a segway!