
RANGERS 4, RAYS 3; TEXAS WINS ALDS 3-1
Once upon a time, the Los Angeles Dodgers had a third baseman who led the league in HR. He then left the Dodgers for Seattle, and then ended up with the Texas Rangers. And today, he hit three solo HR (the seventh player in history to hit 3 HR in a game, and the first since Adam Kennedy in 2002 (a game which I attended and could not believe)) to send the Rangers to the next round of the 2011 playoffs.
Meanwhile, the Rays were lowered. Get it?
Congratulations, Texas!
photo: AP / Lynne Sladky
9 comments:
Sax is mentally erasing all traces of the Red Sox' existence already.
I'm at a conference in San Francisco and the Giants have a booth. Why the Giants have a booth at a tech conference is confusing as it is, but they just wheeled out their World Series trophy. I'm debating how best to mock them. Suggestions?
That depends on your willingness to get arrested.
Ask them if they can wheel out their blind squirrel too?
you meant, in a post-season game
I <3 Beltre.Forever.
I was thinking the exact same thing. Why isn't he still our third baseman?
2004, runner up to Bonds in the MVP race with 48 HR and a 163 OPS+, looked pretty good to me.
Whoops, I thought I had seen a comment from Spank wondering what the hubbub was about Beltre
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