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Agent Steinz stole Tiger's A-game! For video evidence, watch our thirteenth episode -- "That makes a baker's dozen" -- where Bog Man Dan connects on a Pacman Jones one-liner, performs the Blades of Steel theme music and dons a tee that's sure to go down in the annals of Blog Show history. Give it a spin and offer feedback in the comments or via email, as we need your help to make (regional) (cable) TV history here, folks.

T-Shirts: Tekulve and Dirty Bird Dog Fighting

Dan's Artisanal Cheese of the Week: Wensleydale

My YouTube of the Week: 'The Best Dirk Video -- Ever. Seriously.'

Sites Mentioned: Deadspin, With Leather, The Sporting Orange, Home Run Derby, Bugs and Cranks, 100% Injury Rate, FanHouse, Sports Gone South, 100% Injury Rate (again), Blazers Evangelist, Yardbarker, Winning the Turnover Battle and The Ghost of Wayne Fontes

Other Quotes Considered for the Headline Here: 'Nobody Knows Who That Is, Steinz,' 'Our Good Friends,' 'We've Got These Fancy Cards,' 'Stop Bitching and Start a Revolution' and 'Do You Punch Yourself in the Face Ever?'

Other Sites Featuring Blog Show No. 13:

Watch Blog Show XIII [DC Sports Bog]
Blog Show Returns! [The Dude Abides]
Dropping Another Deuce on You [100% Injury Rate]
We're Rollin' Hard These Days [The Sporting Orange]
HRD Got More Wings! [Home Run Derby]
Thank You Crazy Sports Wives. Thank You. [Sports Gone South]
It's All About the Linkage [The Ghost of Wayne Fontes]

Previous episodes of Blog Show:

No. 1: 'Colossal Failure' | No. 2: Sackridin' Dirty | No. 3: 'Be Sad' | No. 4: 'No Bedding' | No. 5: 'Gluing of Pubes' | No. 6: 'That's What She Said' | No. 7: 'Jeffrey Sebelia' | No. 8: 'Your Drunken Goat' | No. 9: 'Phallic Symbology' | No. 10: 'That Gets a Ding' | Best of: '100-to-1 Odds' | No. 11: 'Objectifying Cheese' | No.  12: 'Pig Anus'

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• #7 Comment from abruno718 
  6/18/07 6:48 PM | Permalink

  While Bases Loaded was amazing. Especially being able to make the ball dance in mid-air like it was a wiffle ball, Baseball Stars was the first game I can remember that saved stats, and you could create your own team. These are till this day the best baseball games I've ever played.
• #6 Comment from drewrocks34 
  6/18/07 6:38 AM | Permalink

  And another thing.
  
  Baseball Simulator 1.000 was the best non-brawl inducing, using a cheat code to save your best player, baseball game ever.
  
  Really.
• #5 Comment from drewrocks34 
  6/18/07 6:36 AM | Permalink

  To say that I am disappointed by Dan Steinberg's decision would be an understatement.
  
  I cannot make with the double whammy of obscure references and inside jokes about how he's going Vincent Gallo (a.k.a. Arty Anal) at the end of your show.
  
  And yes, I know it's not the butt that holds Vincent Gallo's most famous sex act. It just works, okay.
• #4 Comment from smcclone 
  6/16/07 3:09 PM | Permalink

  If you have an old Nintendo, find Baseball Stars - you can create your own players. The first of its kind.  You will not be let down.    
  
  - Spectacular Sam
• #3 Comment from dcsportsguyEntry Author 
  6/16/07 2:42 PM | Permalink

  Oh, and I've never played Baseball Stars, but I think it was Steinz that was stumping for that one off-camera. Regardless, I can't imagine it being better than Bases Loaded.