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Monday, August 08, 2022
I don’t know if you watch a lot of New York Mets games or have seen highlights of this before but the team’s closer, Edwin Díaz, has the coolest entrance in the history of baseball (sorry, Mariano Rivera) and this new angle of it from Sunday’s game is just the best thing I’ve seen in a while.
Diaz comes out to the song “Narco,” which will soon be the entrance song for a couple’s wedding after getting a ton of likes on social media. It’s an incredible song that I’m going to wake up to each morning from now until the rest of time.
The scene and the sounds when Diaz enters games at home to close them out is just pure theater. This angle from behind as he makes his way out onto the field is the best.
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1. Starring Bradley Scotchman as RMc Posted: August 08, 2022 at 08:47 PM (#6090724)This is objectively awesome though. If you disagree, you’re just wrong!
I always pegged Mr Met as a ska fan.
Aroldis Chapman's best is 17.7 in 54 IP.
Josh Hader - 16.4 in 75.2
Kenley Jansen - 16.1 in 53.2
Billy Wagner - 14.9 in 74.2
Rivera, Enter Sandman
Papelbon, Shipping Up to Boston
Hoffman, Hell's Bells.
I can't think of other ones, except that Mike MacDougal of the Royals came out to "Rock You Like a Hurricane" by Scorpions.
The only pitcher in history with 18+ K/9 that pitched more than six innings was Rafael Martin of the Nats in 2015 (25 K in 12.1 IP)
that was Wagner's closer song before it was Rivera's - and Mo couldn't pick Metallica out of a lineup (he does know Christian Rock, though)
I liked the simple Dodgers stadium scoreboard message of "GAME OVER" as Gagne entered during that long streak of consecutive games saved.
Hansel Robles, for the year he that was good in Anaheim, coming out to “Rest in Peace" was pretty awesome.
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