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Thursday, June 14, 2007

Mallory Might Pitch Again

UPDATE -

Mark Mallory's office confirms that he does not plan to throw out any more pitches.


As if anyone, anywhere wants to hear any more about Mayor Mark Mallory's pitching abilities....


The Florence Freedom team is offering His Honor another shot at throwing out a first pitch - this time, July 28 before the Freedom plays against River City, Mo.


Andy Furman, special assistant to the team's general manager, made the offer. He also promises Izzy's food at Champion Window Field that night, including samples of the Mallory "Screwball" Sandwich. In case you forgot, that's the sandwich the restaurant said would consist of any two meats "thrown in the general direction" of bread or a bun.


Mallory's been emphasizing lately the importance of the region and making appearances in Northern Kentucky. He helped kick off Newport's Italianfest and is waving the flag Saturday to start the Meijer 300 race at Kentucky Speedway.


No word yet on whether another pitch fits into the mayor's schedule. Or whether anyone really wants to see another display of Mallory pitching abilities.


This might help - Furman offered the assistance of the Freedom's pitching coach, Chris Hook.


7 Comments:

at 9:36 PM, June 14, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh no. Not again. It's time for Mayor Zippy to back his bags & move across the river, seeing he's spending waaayyy too much time over there.

Memo to Mayor Zippy: there's items in Cincinnati that need attention. If you can't manage to do some work here, perhaps it's time you step down & move on.

 
at 11:33 AM, June 15, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Trying pitching it straight this time.

 
at 4:53 PM, June 15, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

God help us!

 
at 9:10 AM, June 16, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Memo to Zero:

The city is burning while you are fiddling.

 
at 5:05 PM, June 16, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is this why alot of good jobs are in KY & people are moving out of Cincinnati? Why not try & work harder for the people who voted for you & pay your salary ? Are you trying make friends over there so when your term is finished in Cincinnati you'll have another state get a job in? Or did your feelings get hurt when the Reds did not allow you a do over of the 1st pitch on opening day?

 
at 7:42 PM, June 16, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

What is really strange is that he does not seem to realize what an embarrassment he has become.

Oblivious. Zero.

 
at 8:39 PM, June 17, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Did he see that eight people were shot last night? Too busy doing dumb stuff...forgot his job, if he ever knew it.

 
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