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    Thomas Boswell: What Steve Carlton Was to Lefties, Rob Dibble Is to Idiots

    By Jamie Mottram | August 28, 2010

    Just stumbled upon this excerpt from yesterday’s Washington Post chat (via Chris Needham):

    Tommy John: Can we get that surgery performed on Rob Dibble’s mouth?

    Thomas Boswell: One Nats exec, on hearing of the comments, called another Nats executive and just said one word, “Idiot.”

    They both knew, with no names mentioned and no other context, what was being discussed and who.

    They used to say that you knew how good Steve Carlton was because if you said “Lefty” everybody in baseball knew who you were talking about. Dibble?

    That’s probably the best takedown yet of the guy who just keeps digging, and it comes from Washington’s preeminent baseball writer. Well done, Boz.

    Topics: MASN, Media Bird Doggin', Nationals, Rob Dibble, Washington Post | 5 Comments »

    5 Responses to “Thomas Boswell: What Steve Carlton Was to Lefties, Rob Dibble Is to Idiots”

    1. James Says:
      August 28th, 2010 at 4:23 PM

      Rob Dibble is the biggest jackass. To hear this moron on MASN as a color anylist is a joke. He is about as smart as a rock. Hope they send him packing after those inspiring comments about one Stephan Stausburg, on how he needs to suck it up. How do you spell DOPE? Its ROB Dibble!

    2. DarkHeart Says:
      August 29th, 2010 at 9:15 PM

      Who do replace Dibs with, Andy Pollin?

    3. illformula Says:
      August 29th, 2010 at 9:35 PM

      Sadly enough, he still knows more about baseball than the average Nats’ fan.

    4. Mort dribble Says:
      August 30th, 2010 at 9:49 AM

      Go get another tattoo Rob, and a few more ‘adult’ beverages…if you qualify.

    5. Ted Says:
      August 30th, 2010 at 10:15 AM

      Oh, he knows baseball. There’s no doubt about that. His thing is not about baseball, it’s all about him. He is always trying to put a light of some sort on him. Unfortunately for him and baseball is that it always seems to illuminate a loser.

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