Missed opportunity
There don't figure to be a lot of opportunities like that against CC Sabathia, who gave up a hit to Brian Roberts, walked Adam Jones and threw two wild pitches to put the Orioles in a second-and-third, one-out situation.
They came up empty, however, when Melvin Mora poked a full-count pitch to third and Roberts was thrown out easily at the plate. Aubrey Huff followed with a sharp one-hopper to short that Derek Jeter scooped and took to second for the inning-ending force.
Sabathia doesn't look very sharp, but the Orioles might want to put something on the scoreboard before he figures things out.
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Comments
trembley doesn't look very sharp either? Guthrie is throwing softbalss up there and there's just someone getting up now?
Posted by: Gary | April 6, 2009 6:26 PM
PETER,WHAT A PLEASURE TO FINALLY SEE A MAJOR LEAGUE CATCHER. THERE IS NO WAY THAT HERNANDEZ BLOCKS THOSE PITCHES IN THE DIRT. WHY, OH WHY DIDN'T WE GET ZAUN YEARS AGO?
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Posted by: Sarah | April 9, 2009 8:37 AM