Tuesday, April 15, 2025

Seattle's Robbie Cano jogs on to greater glories

 


The Pride of Seattle keeps going. 

12 comments:

  1. As to that .367...wasn't it Ty Cobb's lifetime batting average?

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  2. I do believe you're right, Hoss.

    Last year, we were left wondering what kind of numbers Judge would have put up if he had hit during April. Looks like we might find out.

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  3. The Martian delivers. Clears the bases.

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    1. You might say his play has been out of this world lately.

      Boone is still an idiot.

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  4. Nice competitive AB by Rice there. Who needs insurance runs with Aroldis Williams coming in?

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  5. I don't understand Rodon has about as good if not better stuff than Fried....why can't he pitch as good 😒

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  6. Good win, powered by good start by Fried, clutch hit by JD, & clean save by DW.
    More like this, please…

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  7. Boone said Martian lost his contact, that's why he replaced him in the 7th

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    1. I assume he meant the thing in his eye, not contact with earth a la major Tom

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  8. "he Martian, spotted blinking on second base, was removed in the top half of the seventh for defensive purposes - or so it seemed. It worked out. Trent Grisham made a spectacular running catch on the second batter of the inning. The real reason the switch was made, though? Aaron Boone confessed in the postgame that Dominguez's backswing had knocked the contacts out of his eyes, somehow. That'll do it."

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