“Life is all a joke. To be born, to die… .. What a joke! ”… Miguel Gila.
Eye Wikipedia: They say that in 2011, “Justin Verlander won the Triple Crown in Batting.” I knew he pitched very well that year, but I didn’t know that at bat, too, would have been great.
Ruth and Harper, No. 3. If you see a man in a number 3 uniform on the streets of New York, you will surely think that it is a Babe Ruth costume. But not in Clearwater, and less if the uniform does not have blue stripes, but red ones. That happened to Phillies prospect Bryson Scott when he passed a gas station. All he did was take a picture of the uniformed man from the back, who was pouring gas into his car. The boy’s surprise was great when he found out that it was Bryce Harper, who was going to the Ballcare Ballpark, for the game of the date.
He won’t shoot a single one for home. Justin Verlander, who appears to be pitching no more for the Astros, will collect $ 33 million this year without throwing one at home, for the Tommy John they practiced on him Sept. 30. Verlander, before the Tigers, does not think much about changing uniforms, and has been one of the best in the last 16 seasons. In 2011 he won the Cy Young by unanimous vote, which had not happened since 2006, when Johan Santana.
Yankees against coronavius. Yankees manager Aaron Boone has already been vaccinated against the coronavirus, and gave the order that players, coaches, trainers and other personnel traveling with the team be vaccinated. They organize the application for the whole team, at the Tampa stadium, one next afternoon.
Very expensive bats from Ty Cobb. The bats used by Ty Cobb are a better deal than ExOne stocks. They sold one of them for $ 100 million. It measures 34 inches, weighs 40.1 ounces, and is a Hillerich & Bradsby Louisville Slugger. He has a note, signed by Cobb, and says he used it in his last season. In different operations, two other bats used by Cobb were sold, one in 2016, for $ 488; and the other for 425 thousand dollars, in 325.
The shortstop elite. Six notable shortstops of the moment are in a position to be declared free agents in October. Carlos Correa (Astros), Francisco Lindor (Mets), Corey Seager (Dodgers), Trevor Story (Rockies), Javier Báez (Cubs) and Marcus Semien (Blue Jays). But the Astros try to keep Correa, because they offered him $ 120 million for six years.
Thanks to the life that has given me so much, even a reader like you.
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