Stitches: Light fuse; get away

Beached! Hangin’ with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie at one of the many state beaches marked “CLOSED” for the peasants and peons under his rule. All in all a great day. Played a little Frisbee, got out the metal detectors, threatened some people who thought the beach was open and enjoyed a nice lunch. And no road closures heading home. Thank You. … Joey Chestnut and rival Matt Stonie go dog-for-dog at Coney Island today. From what I saw this weekend the Governor could give them a run for their money. … Where’s Kobayashi? Better yet, where’s JPP?
Spending the holiday in Cleveland. Corey Kluber has treated us well this year. Struck out a dozen Rangers last week. Went 4-0 in June with a 1.25 ERA. Padres not likely to get his July off to a bad start. 20 units on the Indians.
Fireworks over St Louis. Cards scored a pair of touchdowns and filleted the Marlins 14-6. Adam Wainwright (2 RBIs) was better at the plate than he was on the rubber. Profits jumped to 1,701 nathans.

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