, 6 September 2012 (UTC)
The only lesson I learned for about the umpteenth time is that Wikipedia is a complete pile of garbage, which is why I edit from an IP and can't even be bothered to create a username.  That Grand Slam article is a great example of everything that's wrong with Wikipedia.  It's a terribly written article in which two authors are responsible for almost the entire content.  I nicely corrected a false statement, which you reverted, and then you edited to no longer be false, but instead completely unnecessary and redundant.  You refused to accept an edit to "your" page, threatened to report me to admins (crying to mommy) for accusing you of owing the page, when you and one other user wrote the entirety of the content and refuse to accept corrections, even when the corrections aren't even a matter of content but rather the awful writing on the page.  I've come across other people on Wikipedia who revert all edits to "their" pages and it's ridiculous that this behavior is tolerated.  I can switch my IP address whenever I choose by resetting my router; I only appealed the block because I want to report that awful page to the Baseball Project and want it to be internally consistent.  

You are completely delusional if you think putting an "edit war" template on the page of someone who page two edits and threatening to report them to the admins for their first edit is anything other than "spreading all this vitriol of hate."  I sincerely hope you really are a child and not an adult, because if you're an adult and act this immature, you are in need of serious help. 68.81.192.142  21:39