oc k'd
He basically tried to intimidate ballfour but it worked against him ,ball was not close it was outside and he basically said challenge me bitch, by kicking dirt at him, ballfour said wtf boy lets go, and 3 pitches later he swung late at a running fb.Ballfour got jacked after k and said sit down bitch. managers exchanged words. baseball like football especially in playoffs is momentum and it seemed like that took wind out of sails for sox. bases we juiced with two out still can figure why happened, but harold reynolds said may have pst history?
He basically tried to intimidate ballfour but it worked against him ,ball was not close it was outside and he basically said challenge me bitch, by kicking dirt at him, ballfour said wtf boy lets go, and 3 pitches later he swung late at a running fb.Ballfour got jacked after k and said sit down bitch. managers exchanged words. baseball like football especially in playoffs is momentum and it seemed like that took wind out of sails for sox. bases we juiced with two out still can figure why happened, but harold reynolds said may have pst history?
http://tracking.si.com/2012/01/19/orlando-cabrera-announces-retirement/
Orlando Cabrera announces*retirement
January 19, 2012 @ 1:45 am › Evan Hilbert
Long-time major league shortstop Orlando Cabrera announced on a Colombian radio station Wednesday that he will retire, according to MLBTradeRumors.com.
Cabrera, 37, broke into the league with the Montreal Expos in 1997. Cabrera played with nine teams in his career, winning a World Series championship with the Boston Red Sox.
Last season with the Cleveland Indians and San Francisco Giants Cabrera hit .238/.267/.307 and stole 57 bases.
Orlando Cabrera announces*retirement
January 19, 2012 @ 1:45 am › Evan Hilbert
Long-time major league shortstop Orlando Cabrera announced on a Colombian radio station Wednesday that he will retire, according to MLBTradeRumors.com.
Cabrera, 37, broke into the league with the Montreal Expos in 1997. Cabrera played with nine teams in his career, winning a World Series championship with the Boston Red Sox.
Last season with the Cleveland Indians and San Francisco Giants Cabrera hit .238/.267/.307 and stole 57 bases.
