My, my. Javy Baez of the Cubs is known to stand there
at the plate and admire his homeruns. I
don’t like that for a number of reasons, but numerous sports’ people say we
have to get with the times. The same
should be true of Baez, who didn’t like being on the other end of a celebration
Saturday afternoon in Cincinnati.
Amir Garrett of the
Reds did a little celebrating of his own (I don’t like a pitcher doing it any
more than a hitter) in the seventh inning after striking out Baez, who took
exception. One thing led to another,
both benches cleared, but no punches were thrown. I wonder what would’ve happened had someone
stepped on Baez’s big toe, landing him to the DL.
Maybe his manager could
lecture him that what goes around, comes around.
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