Baseball Toaster Catfish Stew
Help
STOP CASTING POROSITY! An Oakland Athletics blog.
Frozen Toast
Search
Google Search
Web
Toaster
Catfish Stew
Archives

2009
02  01 

2008
12  11  10  09  08  07 
06  05  04  03  02  01 

2007
12  11  10  09  08  07 
06  05  04  03  02  01 

2006
12  11  10  09  08  07 
06  05  04  03  02  01 

2005
12  11  10  09  08  07 
06  05  04  03  01 

2004
12  09  08  01 

2003
12  11  10  09  08 
Email Us

Ken: catfish AT zombia d.o.t. com
Ryan: rarmbrust AT gmail d.o.t. com
Philip: kingchimp AT alamedanet d.o.t net

Ken's Greatest Hits
28 Aug 2003
12 Jan 2004
31 May 2005
11 May 2005
29 Jun 2005
8 Jun 2005
19 Jul 2005
11 Aug 2005
7 Sep 2005
20 Sep 2005
22 Sep 2005
26 Sep 2005
28 Sep 2005
29 Sep 2005
18 Oct 2005
9 Nov 2005
15 Nov 2005
20 Nov 2005

13 Dec 2005
19 Jan 2006
28 Jan 2006
21 Feb 2006
10 Apr 2006
16 Apr 2006
22 Apr 2006
7 May 2006
25 May 2006
31 May 2006
18 Jun 2006
22 Jun 2006
6 Jul 2006
17 Jul 2006
13 Aug 2006
15 Aug 2006
16 Aug 2006
20 Aug 2006
11 Oct 2006
31 Oct 2006
29 Dec 2006
4 Jan 2006
12 Jan 2006
27 Jan 2007
17 Feb 2007
30 Apr 2007
27 Aug 2007
5 Sep 2007
19 Oct 2007
23 Nov 2007
5 Jan 2008
16 Jan 2008
4 Feb 2008
7 May 2008
20 Jun 2008
4 Feb 2008
Gallery Of Elimination
2005-09-28 01:00
by Ken Arneson

For Immediate Release
(Alameda, CA. Issued via: Toaster Public Relations Agencies, LLC.)

The K.M. Arneson Gallery, the world's largest and most comprehensive collection devoted to the paintings of the leader of the Toasterrealists, is proud to announce it has become even larger and more comprehensive, with the acquisition of the "Elimination Day: 2005" series of paintings, purchased from a private collector for ß1,500,000,000.

The "Elimination Day: 2005" collection includes such revered works such as:


Bloop Falls In



Kotsay Runs Out Of Room



Harden Auf Pen



Hope, Or, What Might Have Been



Injury To Insult



The Final Swing



Dance of the Angels

The K.M. Arneson Gallery is proud to add these magnificent and revered works of art to its collection, and is looking forward to exhibiting them in the near future.

Comments
2005-09-28 06:27:51
1.   scareduck
Good stuff, Ken. Remind me to ask you how you did it some time.
2005-09-28 06:58:41
2.   Jon Weisman
The style, at least in some cases, reminds me of Millard Sheets a little bit.
2005-09-28 08:30:30
3.   Schteeve
I have to say, I'd much rather see the A's in the playoffs than the Angels. Bummer.
2005-09-28 08:43:12
4.   nickb
I agree with Schteeve. Besides Vlad, the Angels bore me to death. Sorry, Ken; at least the A's claimed the "Heavyweight of the Year" title. I'm stuck following my pathetic Royals play out the string.
2005-09-28 09:27:20
5.   Derek Smart
My condolences, sir. I was hoping to see the A's pull it off.

Of course, since I was pulling for Oakland, and given my track record with teams I've rooted for in the past, perhaps I owe you apologies as well.

2005-09-29 08:37:47
6.   dzzrtRatt
The A's had a far better season than anyone had a right to predict. They should be as proud of this one as any in the past five years. Like the Braves, the A's seem to be able to rebuild without hardly losing a step. I like the Angels (they're a lot of things, but boring isn't one of them), but I admire the A's tremendously.

My suggestion, for what it's worth: Move the team to Sacramento, build a D-backs style retractable dome stadium, and finally get the fanatical fan support the team deserves.

Comment status: comments have been closed. Baseball Toaster is now out of business.