Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Yankees 9, Mariners 3
A single at-bat sums up an entire game: Cano, with a swing I'd now rank below Tony Gwynn's, Wade Boggs's, George Brett's and few others, up with one out, bases loaded. Count goes full, fouls off pitch after pitch, gets the pitch count to 11, then reaches down and plucks an ankle-high ball to the warning track on the fly. Bases-clearing double. Just about my favorite Yankee at-bat since before the rain last Monday put everything on tilt.
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Cano seems to have no limit on potential. I'm sure he is the one batter opposing pitchers do not want to face in clutch situations.
PS Bard blew another one today!
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