Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 11, 2020

No pressure, Snoopy. Guess CB is enjoying being able to criticise someone else for once.

Babe Ruth struck out 1,330 times in his career. Maybe Snoopy will break that record.

Careful, Charlie Brown. Snoopy looks like he’s about to get all Billy Martin on you.

Everybody’s a critic

Very inspiring words, Manager Boy! /s

“Mr. Sack” would know the right words to say!

not helping there, Charlie Brown!

I love that evil look on Snoopy in the third panel. It’s hilarious.

Tell him something he doesn’t know.

Snoopy’s internal dialogue in panel 3: “You think it’s that easy, why don’t YOU hit a homerun, you round-headed ignoramus?”

If you want to hit home runs, you have to be prepared to strike out.

The trick is to know when to swing for the fences and when to bunt.

Love Peanuts nostalgia. Today was Peanuts laugh out loud! …

I own a huge collection of Peanuts paperbacks, so, most of these strips I’m familiar with. Apparently, we’re chronologically past where my collection ends, and for the past few weeks, these are like new Peanuts strips to me. Love it!

THAT, Charlie Brown, is what’s known as a “death glare.”

Bad timing, Charlie.

Said Sparky Anderson to Pete Rose in 1978.

I’ve been Long Drive Champ several times. Does that count?

Babe had 89 strikeouts to go along with his 60 home runs in 1927 so Snoopy’s in good company.