A big bonehead….. Blyleven doing the pregame show at Yankee Stadium for the Twins series has a mess up and unfurls the F-Bomb a couple of times and asks to start over.

Guess what, Bert? It’s live, buddy. Take a look.

Feel stupid? Sure you do.

We are all for boneheaded incidents in sports. It’s fun and humorous sometimes. But what Julio Castillo of the Single A Peoria Chiefs did on Thursday was flat out STUPID. It was downright criminal actually. In a minor league baseball game between the Peoria Chiefs and Dayton Dragons the first inning had some fireworks. A Chiefs hitter was hit by pitch which prompted pitcher Julio Castillo to hit 2 batters in the top of the next inning. This prompted an aggressive slide into 2nd base. Castillo then pitched up and in to the next batter which brought out the Dayton manager. Chiefs interim manager, Carmelo Martinez (there for Ryne Sandberg) came out to here the discussion as well. The two managers got into a heated verbal exchange as things escalated.

Next thing you know, Julio Castillo fires a fastball from about 30 feet into the Dayton dugout. It is unclear who he is trying to hit - but that is besides the point. The ball did not hit anyone directly but bounced into the stands and hit a fan. The fan had to be taken to the hospital but little details are known at this point. This started a 10 minute bench clearing brawl between the two teams.

These are the Cubs and Reds class A teams. So it leads to the question… How can someone have that much anger built up to throw a ball that fast at someone. If that lands and hits someone squarely in the head, someone is dead. BONEHEAD BONEHEAD BONEHEAD. Actually, this may qualify for Bonehead of the year. Castillo was arrested and hopefully gets kicked out of baseball. Cya Bonehead.

If you dig through the pages of baseball history, you would be hard-pressed to find a bigger bonehead than Robin Ventura. Those that were fortunate enough to have Texas Rangers tickets that day witnessed a spectacular beating at the hands of old man Nolan Ryan, who headlocked poor Robin and roughed him up good.

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I’m not sure if this boneheaded moment goes to the Major League Baseball Association or the Chicago Whitesox, but regardless, it’s boneheaded.  As the New York Yankees entered U.S. Cellular Field the other night there were two signs posted that read:

“NO BOTTLED WATER ON THE BENCH.”

Huh?  No bottle water? What?  Apparently, Gatorade is Major League Baseball’s “official sports drink.”  Instructions were sent out that said no player could be drinking anything else in the dugout.  No water, no soda’s, nothing.  Not even Aquafina which is the official water of the MLB.  No water with labels removed, NOTHING.

Oh my lord.  This is boneheaded.  It could be flabillion degrees in the Chicago Summers and guys can’t have water.  Crazy.  White Sox clubhouse personnel said if players take bottled water onto the bench, all the bottled water will be removed from the clubhouse as punishment.  Oh great idea.  Let’s totally dehydrate these guys.

This little story kinda flew under the radar, but it was surely a boneheaded moment.  In Wednesdays game between the Red Sox and Athletics, Manny Ramirez drove a ball deep to center field.  He immediately flung his bat and stood on homeplate admiring his “to be” homerun ball.  He kept his arms out posing like some kind of homerun model.  Well, the ball landed just shy of the fence in the centerfielders glove.  Take a seat Manny.

Seriously, if you are going to pose after a homerun and not run it out, it sure as hell better be out of the freakin stadium.  Don’t be doing that crap on a routine fly ball to the outfielder.  BONEHEAD!

Classic Larry Bowa took place in LA last night. This guy is awesome. 2nd game of the MLB season and he’s not even the manager. He is the 3rd base coach for the Dodgers. Ed Montague gave him a warning to “stay in the box” over at 3rd and he was like, “No.” Before you know it - these two were in a face to face argument and Larry Bowa went Larry Bowa on him. He got ejected and the Dodger coaches tried keeping him away but he wouldn’t have it. Finally Bowa left with tossing the water jug. Nice to see a little fire in the LA Dodgers. Good work ya bonehead! Here is a small video clip that captures some of it.

In SPRING TRAINING!  Settle down guys, the season hasn’t even started yet.  Apparently the Yanks weren’t real pleased with a hard play at the plate and have complained about the D-Rays “aggressive play”.  Well, Shelly Duncan slid hard into 2nd base with his spikes pointed towards the guys dome.  Not smart!

So obviously the Devilrays were not happy about this.  The benches cleared and a few players and coaches were ejected.  Come on guys - save the boneheaded MLB wuss fights for the real season - not spring training!

Not much to write about this as it’s all found here in this link.  But cmon Red Sox fans - quit being boneheads and giving all your fans a bad name!

As much as this hurts to say… Scott Spezio is a sports bonehead!  The Orange County district attorney charged Scotty with misdemeanor counts of:

• driving under the influence
• driving under the influence with a blood alcohol content of .08 percent or more
• hit and run
• aggravated assault
• assault and battery

That’s it? That’s all you got?  Well apparently the Cardinals had enough.  The Redbirds cut the veteran Spezio and are moving on.

“We had heard some things about this,” Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak said. “Ultimately nothing was ever confirmed to the level it was today. To have this warrant put out there, it completely changes the landscape of what we’re dealing with.”

You are getting paid to play a game we all love Scott.  Don’t ruin it by doing stupid stuff!

Are you serious with this? Houston Astros RF Hunter Pence was getting out of his hot tub in his spring training home to use the bathroom.  He claims to have left the door open.  He apparently did not notice that a friend had shut the door, and sure enough, BAM, he crashed into the glass sliding door.  This left Hunter with several cuts and will keep him out for at least a week.

“It’s pretty silly that this kind of a freak accident happened,” Pence said. “I just didn’t see the door and jumped through it,” he said. “I have small cuts everywhere. I didn’t really think I’d go through a glass door,” he said. “I was actually lucky, because none of the glass got stuck in any of my wounds.”

So I just don’t get it.  How can a guy that can hit a nasty curveball in the major leagues NOT see a sliding glass door?  Boneheaded injuries seem to be a commonplace in MLB.  Get better soon Hunter.