Curtis Granderson needs to be Sterlingized
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No Yankee can NOT have a home run call.
Among the suggestions today have been “A Granderslam”, “A Grand Slam for Granderson”, “A Dandy from Grandy” and “Curtis-y Call”.
So, what are your suggestions?
If there’s one that seems that everyone enjoys, I’ll forward it to the appropriate authorities!
Submit away, as many as you’d like
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13 Responses on Curtis Granderson needs to be Sterlingized
A Dandy from Grandy
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Tony LoConte Reply:
December 18th, 2009 at 1:38 pm
A Dandy from Grandy is really good!
Thats gotta be the one
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Curt with the hurt
Don’t hurt us, Curtis
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Granderson got us some!
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I LOVE “A Granderslam.”
I hope Sterling gets hold of this somehow.
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Curt-Is-Grand!
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“Swunnnng on anddd … HIT IN THE AIR TO DEEP RIGHT!!! NNNNIT IS HIGGGH… NNNIT IS FAAAR… NNNNIT IS GAHHHHN!!!!!!! ISN’T HHHEEE GRAAAND?! Cuuurtis Granderson just put one over the right field fence and the Yankees take a 3-1 lead.”
I think it helps to imagine John…
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I love “a dandy from Grandy”. It has that classic Sterlingesque feel.
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I believe it will be a combination of Curt-is-Grand and Isn’t he Grand. The fact that I’d be money on it probably means I listen to too many games on XM
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(bursting into song – as JS will want to)
“He’s a Yankee-Doodle-Grandy….”
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The Grandy man can?
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Oh boy. I miss the days when HR calls were reserved for Bernie & Tino.
O’Neill never had one. Little by little Sterling added “a Jeter jolt”, “Jorgie juiced one” and so forth, but the “calls” seemed more special back then.
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I like granderslam the best. Sterling will probably go with the cheesiest line possible.
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