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April 07, 2008

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Kiko Jones

"The only thing that would make me happier this year would be to see the Mets win the World Series."
Don't be greedy now.

Caro

I was waiting for your smarty-pants comment on Los Mets, Kiko. :-P

richard

A well-deserved award.

jace

go Junot!

um, who are the Mets?

Caro

Damn, what is up with y'all hating on the Mets???? S'alright, I can take it.

Kiko Jones

"...ask my friends: I've been predicting this for months"

Um, am I not one of them? [sniff]'cause I don't recall this conversation...damn, I've been kicked to the curb, yet again. Ha!

Go, Junot!

(I bet, now, they'll be all over him in the Dominican.)

Caro

Kiko, I even predicted this on this very blog.

http://soundtaste.typepad.com/sound_taste/2007/11/can-the-pulitze.html

Harold Martinez

(I bet, now, they'll be all over him in the Dominican.)

No they won't..because it's not Bachata or Baseball. Not one spread yet almost a week after him winning...

Manny Ramirez, David Ortiz, and the injured Pedro Martinez (and now Johnny Cueto) will remain the current media Gods in our motherland, no matter how many Pulitzer awards our writers win.

So sad to say...

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