He is already the all-time Scranton-Wilkes Barre leader in wins. Next up, innings pitched.
Sadly, he is no longer keeping up his once-cool blog. (Actually, it was probably taken down by MLB copyright lawyers.)
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Making Beautiful Moosic: Kei Igawa Becomes All-Time K leader in Scranton-Wilkes Barre
He is already the all-time Scranton-Wilkes Barre leader in wins. Next up, innings pitched.
Sadly, he is no longer keeping up his once-cool blog. (Actually, it was probably taken down by MLB copyright lawyers.)
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Sounds like Kei is a sure thing, first ballot inductee into the Scranton/WB hall of fame.
I guess that will bring some humility to those who criticized the Yankees for investing a total of $51 million in this pitcher.
Cashman, in the long run, really knows talent.
That decides it for me. I'm voting for him for employee of the month and I encourage everyone else to do so as well. You wouldn't want Swisher or Cervelli to win and then have a freak haircut accident.
Cash knows you can't put a price tag on a solid, long-term investment in your Scranton/Wilkes Barre rotation. Kei's record speaks for itself.
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