RoyCoup Sports Press — We work our back sides off early so we can go play when it’s time to play.
Y’all Wanna Hear Some Blues?
Hey there. Y’all like the blues? Y’all wanna hear some blues? I’m here in my spare bedroom and I’ve got my sick ass Fender Strat all “turnt” up and ready to rock and I’ve got my dark shades on to set the blues mood.
Anyway, this is a real blues jam ’cause I’m a real blues man. This was inspired by the greats. Stevie, John Mayer, and Johnny Lang.
I think you’ll dig this song. I learned it by sheer hard work and dedication. Dedication to the blues. Roots music. The real-deal stuff. Do you like blues? ‘Cause if you do, you’re gonna love this. Give a listen to my blues jam and “Like” it or post it on your FB page. That’s if you really like the blues.
I got the blues so bad,
Lord, I’m badly blue…
I got the blues so dawgonne bad,
Lord, dawgonne it, I’m badly blue…
Oh yeah, the fuckin’ blues…
Your Daily Sports Cliche (STE 2015)
RoyCoup Sports Press — It’s the same spring to me. It’s another year. I’m going to come out here and work hard. I’m going to try and keep getting better. Everyday I try to get better at something.
Your Daily Sports Cliche (Spring Training Edition 2015)
RoyCoup Sports Press — Let’s get back into some baseball with our first “Your Daily Sports Cliche” of the 2015 season which comes courtesy of Matt Shoemaker of the The Angels Angels of Anaheim.
Competition’s a driving factor in this game. I mean, you uh always wanna get better, and if you better yourself, you’re gonna better the team. So, it’s uh gonna be a really exciting spring, and uh a really exciting season.
Your Daily Sports Cliche (Spring Training Edition)
RoyCoup Sports Press– What we like to see is guys go out there and pump strikes in the zone, consistently pump strikes in the zone. And I think he did that. I thought he established command of the zone with his fastball and was able to expand the zone late in the count because of that. Again, it’s early, but we’re real pleased with how things went today and we’re encouraged by the results.
Your Daily Sports Cliche (Spring Training Edition)
RoyCoup Sports Press- You know, at this early stage in spring training, what we’re looking for is consistency and strength training. Consistency in the players’ work outs, whether they’re pitchers throwing bullpen’s or batting practice, or as position players in their infield and batting rep’s. So far, we’ve had a great effort put forth by everyone and in the process we’re seeing everyone’s strength return. So it’s been a good camp so far.
Your Daily Sports Cliche (Spring Training Edition)
RoyCoup Sports Press- “They can say what they want, I know what I’m capable of. They take it out of proportion sometimes. ‘Sophomore slump.’ I’m just going to go out there and have fun, do what I can to try to help my team win.”
Your Daily Sports Cliche (Spring Training Edition)
RoyCoup Sports Press- You know I’m just getting my work in right now. It’s great to be back around the guys. We’ve got some new faces here, some great guys and great ball players. So, it’s been fun just getting out there again, getting my work in and mixing it up with the guys and getting ready for the season.
Your Daily Sports Cliche (Spring Training 2013)
RoyCoup Sports Press– You know, what I hope to do here is come in and continue to have success. It’s a new city for me, but it’s still the same old game of baseball. It’s still the same game I played when I was 8 or 9 years old. So, if I can get just keep that outlook, that this is the game I’ve played all my life, I’ll be fine. I know I’ll be fine here.
Your Daily Sports Cliche (Spring Training 2013)
RoyCoup Sports Press– Well, spring training 2013 is here with most position players having arrived at their respective camps. So, let’s kick off the 2013 season with a good ole “had one bad year” baseball cliche from none other than new Red Sox right fielder Shane Victorino:
“I’ve had seven, eight years in the big leagues, but again, at the end of the day, people always talk about age and talk about how I had a down year and how my numbers are going backwards. But I would say this –- it’s just one year.”
