How's That Trade Working Out Now, Ed?
Presented without comment, simply because the numbers speak for themselves!
Endy Chavez' Philadelphia line:
.194/ .242/ .290/ 31 AB
Marlon Byrd's Washington line:
.320/ .400/ .380/ 50AB
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Although, apparently, he bumped an ump? Did I miss something? I know the ump was on the ground, but it seemed lighthearted, because the announcers were saying he was smiling -- and even the ump doesn't seem too concerned based on the article.
The article, by Les Carpenter, says very little in a lot of words (Hey, kinda like this blog!). Apparently, that's the game story, which should make us appreciate the excellent job Barry Svrluga does all the more.
Endy Chavez' Philadelphia line:
.194/ .242/ .290/ 31 AB
Marlon Byrd's Washington line:
.320/ .400/ .380/ 50AB
____
Although, apparently, he bumped an ump? Did I miss something? I know the ump was on the ground, but it seemed lighthearted, because the announcers were saying he was smiling -- and even the ump doesn't seem too concerned based on the article.
The article, by Les Carpenter, says very little in a lot of words (Hey, kinda like this blog!). Apparently, that's the game story, which should make us appreciate the excellent job Barry Svrluga does all the more.
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