Nuggets: The wit and wisdom of Buck Showalter

[Tx Oriole]

“I like the matchup, where he was, where Chris was in the sixth. I didn’t want to dry-hump him." I know what he was saying, I think. I just have never quite heard it put that way before, lol. Gotta love Buck!!

Dry Humping? Buck is great.

[OregonBird]

"Dry Hump"... interesting term for getting relievers up to get loose but never brining them in. Remember the "dry hump" rule he brought to the Orioles? Only get a reliever up once, otherwise sit him down.

[Redskins Rick]

"Dry Hump"... interesting term for getting relievers up to get loose but never brining them in. Remember the "dry hump" rule he brought to the Orioles? Only get a reliever up once, otherwise sit him down.

It a very good policy to follow, too.

[LA2]

?I like the matchup, where he was, where Chris was in the sixth. I didn?t want to dry-hump him." I know what he was saying, I think. I just have never quite heard it put that way before, lol. Gotta love Buck!!

I wonder whether Buck actually knows what he's saying when he uses that phrase. And if he does that would be all the more disappointing.

[LookitsPuck]

Blue balls would also work.

[LA2]

Blue balls would also work.

Are Cialis and Viagra on the list of banned PEDs?

[Redskins Rick]

Blue balls would also work.

Blue balls do not work, which is why they are blue. :rofl:

[Tx Oriole]

I wonder whether Buck actually knows what he's saying when he uses that phrase. And if he does that would be all the more disappointing.

I don't know. But it's funny.

[NashLumber]

I wonder whether Buck actually knows what he's saying when he uses that phrase. And if he does that would be all the more disappointing.

I've heard it referred to as "dry hump" a bit this year on Orioles Sports Today podcast. Probably Jabby Burns, though Zach Wilt has likely used it in response. It's kinda funny the first few times you hear it.