Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Game 112/162

"Your general well-being is momentarily bad. Tendency: Declining and getting worse.

"Physical: You feel tired and drained. Avoid exerting yourself. You are unsure about your emotions. All good things come to an end. Intellectual: You spend these days without any plan or aim. Also, your reactions leave much to be desired."

I shit you not!!!

I think you might have been at the game the night that Rex went off on some spew and brought up an anecdote about his dad telling him "that guy's biorythms curves are all high." To this day Rex has no idea what his dad was talking about. Phys was no help, either.

Certainly Rex knew enough to focus on the "high" part.

Anyway, for a joke (since I am old enough to remember mood rings and biorythm charts) I looked up Rex's biorythm for that day. It fit. Funny. So I looked up the pitchers for that game. Those fit too. Even funnier. So I looked up Sunday's pitchers. Fit again. On a roll. Go Rex's dad!

Fortunately for me, Rex's dad was not into reading monkey intestines at the bottom of the stew pot.

Hit #1 Leo
Hit #2 Leo
Hit #3 (HH)
Hit #4 Leo
Hit #5 Leo
Hit #6 Leo
Hit #7 wes (but this is a non-authoratative quote site. The guy is from the Congo in Africa!))
Hit #8 Leo
Hit #9 Leo
Hit #10 Leo

And Hit #11, the first hit on the second page cites CNN.

My point is that most places attribute this to Leo, and those that attribute it to Wes are non-authoratative. If anybody can point me to any authoratative location that backs up the Wes Westrum claim, I will stand down.

Meanwhile, the primary anecdote for this comes from a story where Durocher took a Brooklyn Dodger pitcher out in the 8th inning. During the post game interview, a reporter asked him why he did that. Leo responded to the reporter with that quote. So you have Leo saying it to a reporter, in front of reporters. Unless Leo stole it from Wes (possible, since he coached Westrum back in the days fo the NY Giants).