Bueno, tu Tío Ronnie went to the Rockies game this past Saturday, I sat thru the second game of the double header. The Rockies look good, better than their record, currently three games back of the Padres. The Rockies took three out of four games from the Washington Nationals.
Next up, two against the Cubs, two against the Astros and three against the Royals, before coming back home. It’s a nice way to end a road trip, the Royals are last in their division currently 9.5 games back. More about the Rocks later.
My beloved Indians are currently seven games -- ouch-- seven games back in their division. Well, the season has just started so there is hope, however small or slight there is still hope.
Carlos Santana in a Tribe uniform? ¿Orale Carlos donde está la guitarra? Well, this Santana plays catcher for the Tribes triple “A” Columbus farm team. He is surprising the staff there and in the majors. Carlos had six homeruns as of Friday and his defensive skills are coming along according to general manager Chris Antonetti. There are not very many catchers that will capture tu Tío’s eye pero, Carlos is one to watch, more Tribe news later.
Blah,blah, blah, more caca out of El Tigre’s camp, first is the neck injury (weak). I think the problem with El Tigre is the fact that there is no place on the course for a pole. Add to that the fact he will be crucified financially by his soon to be ex. Sponsors are not happy. No wonder he can’t concentrate and focus on his game. He is also about to lose his number one ranking.
Secondly, Hank Haney his swing coach (and supposed friend) of five years up and quit, stating that he could not teach El Tigre’anything more. While appearing on The Golf Channel, Haney (now remember he is Tigers friend) had this to say when Golf Channel host Jim Gray asked Haney point-blank what El Tigre is in therapy for. The golf instructor candidly said: "Well, the only thing that I knew about was his, you know, issue with the sex addiction." Tiger’s addiction to sex! Well as addictions go, I would say that, that type of addiction is one we can live with, of course as long as no one gets hurt or is
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