Brewer fan here with a tribute to Prince Fielder. It's a parody of Adele's "Someone Like You" from the perspective of our general manager Doug Melvin.
Nothing but respect here for you Tiger fans. I think most Brewer fans feel this way. We didn't have the money to keep the guy and we're gonna miss him like crazy. You guys got a great player and a great person and I hope you enjoy him as much as we did.
4 months ago
Grim Spandango
4 comments
0 recs |
Email
PrintComments
Thanks for taking good care of him all these years
Milwaukee fans are some of the best. Fortunately, you guys picked up FA Aramis Ramirez, and get our 1st round draft pick in this years draft, so at least you won’t be completely empty handed. You got something for now and the future.
For Prince and Detroit fans, this is a homecoming. We’ve been dreaming about him becoming a Tiger since 20 years ago, back when Cecil Fielder played here.
on the bright side, maybe, maybe not
he’s coming home to fans who have watched him since he was a kid and who have wanted him to play for their team since he was a kid. Plus, well, we’re not the Yankees.
by Kurt Mensching on Jan 28, 2012 11:16 AM EST reply actions
Thanks for the kind words and the video
You have a great park and a solid team over there in Milwaukee — I always like to see the Brewers doing well.
Secret Stadium Sauce, though… not really a fan.
The secret ingredient is people...
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.
by Grim Spandango on Jan 30, 2012 12:15 PM EST up reply actions
Comments For This Post Are Closed
Secondary Sidebar
User Tools
FanPosts
Community blog posts and discussion.
Recommended FanPosts
Recent FanPosts
In Association With
Big League Stew - MLB - Yahoo! Sports
- College player makes impossible over the fence catch to save tournament game (Video)
- Security!: Camden Yards guard collides with Royals’ Mike Moustakas
- The Juice: Nelson Cruz matches career high eight RBIs, Pujols stays hot in Seattle
- Benches clear at Fenway as Red Sox-Rays rivalry heats up
- Keeping good company: Albert Pujols becomes fourth-youngest player to hit 450 home runs
