Well, at least he didn’t call him Hatchet-Face.
Read More...Bautista looked at strike one, tried to check his swing but couldn’t on strike two then swung at strike 3 in the dirt. After he swung at strike three he had a few choice words for the home plate umpire. He then tossed his bat, helmet and elbow pad on the field in protest before leaving.
Once Bautista was thrown out, Grieve had this to say…
“You turn into a cry baby when you act like that. Go sit down and look at the pitch and then apologize to ...
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1. ...and Toronto selects: Troy Tulowitzki posted on September 03, 2012 at 01:26 AM # hit 0 | hit 0So there's that to look forward to.
Sure, but this is not always a black and white question. Every pitcher has damage to his arm, to some extent.
If he has pain, sure, shut him down. But, if he can throw with his usual motion without pain, I don't know what an MRI is going to tell you.
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