Sunday, May 31, 2009
See Ball Hit Ball
He really is a kungfu panda, ya know ;). His power at the bat is expected. But athleticism is quite a surprise. Playing third base really shows it. Today's game was fun to watch because it also continues to show that Lewis has turned a corner with his stroke. Personally, I enjoyed watching Rich Aurilia hit a whopper (his first HR this year).
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Jay's last Tonight Show
You could already hear in Jay's voice the sadness and a little fight to hold back tears. It's been a great run (and he's not exactly going anyway with that 10pm spot going for him in September). But despite the fact that he's still entertaining to watch, this move may be a good thing for him. I've always liked Conan and I'm actually really excited for him. And I do hope he doesn't change anything from what has made him a success in late night. Keep pulling those imaginary strings, Conan!
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Colonia
Monday, May 11, 2009
Must get ball
It's admirable how Rowand throws his body there in the outfield. In Sunday's game, he preserved an out twice. With his body type built with more bulk it's probably strong enough to take the landing, but still a high cost. When you watch baseball there are always moments when the ball lands in front of a player and you wonder why the player didn't dive for the ball. There are reasons for it, of course, but in Rowand's case, it's hard to question it....you know he would dive for the ball if he has to....
Sunday, May 03, 2009
Aurilia wins it in the 10th
The new guys are great, but I'm glad we still have the veterans. It was sad when JT Snow left (and I'm glad to say I was there when he came back for one game to retire as a Giant), but Rich Aurilia has helped keep a nice memory of the past on the team. I can't believe I've been following this team for more about 7-8 years. Aurilia was one of the first and most familiar faces I got introduced to back then.
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