Q&A with Bikini Blogger, 7/13/12

Added by Gina Marinelli on July 13, 2012.

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If I had my way…it would be none. Unfortunately I won’t be getting my way this time, (don’t get used to it…it’s rare), since he’s got one to comfortably fit on his hand now. Lebron’s undoubtedly a super athlete love him or hate him, and with the addition of Ray Allen to Miami I would say  they’re certainly a team to beat…however so is Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, LA and Oklahoma. So, my guess is at 27 and with at least another decade to play he has the potential to win at least two or three more, withstanding Miami stays healthy and intact. And who knows where or who he’ll play with after that. Do I think this will be his only ring..NOPE, but do I think he’ll out do the Black Mamba..NOPE.

Why is it that football players have touchdown dances and basketball players have chest bumps with a game winning shot and Nick Swisher leaks a little personality when the game gets good and he’s suddenly showing disrepect and bad sportsmanship? Leave the man alone…the NY Metro area is known for being obnoxious, MLB just needs to embrace it! (us residents do…).

YES! YES! YES! More than okay…great idea, especially a first date because it’s a low pressure environment! Even if she isn’t into sports, there’s food and beer and tons of people watching to be done…and who knows maybe you can sway her into obsessing over your team as much as you do! Just take it easy on expecting her to be fully involved, especially if it’s her first game.

Let’s face it, the NL is so mediocre, as long as the Mets continue to play halfway decent they can maintain a good standing.

…who looks better in baseball pants or …? You probably mean athletic ability. In which case, it’s a close call but I think Trout has the edge. Trout’s the man who nearly flew over a fence to make a catch that stole a home run in Baltimore, and is batting .341 with 12 home runs, 40 RBI’s, and 26 steals. Harper is batting .282 with only 8 home runs, 25 RBI’s, and 10 steals. Not that Harper isn’t an impressive young player by any means but when push comes to shove, Trout seems to have a better all around package for future development. Guess we’ll just have to see though.