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Archived News of Frank's Field of Dreams
"The Old Reflector"
"Wednesday Outcomes."
Byung-Hyun Kim
pitched 5 effective innings but couldn't get
any run support. Rockies lose the serie finale to Astros,
7 - 1.
Kaz Ishii struggled at home as he
could not escape through 4 innings
where Mets squander to the Phillies,
6 - 3.
In Detroit, closer
Shingo Takatsu earns a rare win as the teams battled
through
13 innings and Takatsu pick up the win by pitching 2 2/3 of
scoreless innings. White Sox prevailed the Tigers at Comerica,
4 - 3.
(6/29)
"One
Man Show."
Ichiro hit a
leadoff homer for the 15th time of his career, but it was the
only run Seattle could produce throughout the game. Ichiro also had 3 of
the 7 hits. Mariners defeated by their own divisional rival Athletics,
8 - 1.
(6/28)
"Funky Flash."
Chien-Ming
Wang was impressive with another quality start,
but for the 2nd
time this season Tom "Flash" Gordon blown a
win for him. Hideki Matsui continue to bash the baseball out of
the park but it was not enough in this game. In the extra innings,
Brian Roberts hits a walk-off homer. Yankees bow to Orioles,
5 - 4.
(6/28)
"Tornado
against Toronto."
Hideo Nomo
gave a quality performance to the team,
and Tampa Bay scored
just enough to win the game.
Devil Rays edge out the Blue Jays,
4 - 3.
(6/27)
"Rockin'
Rockies."
Byung-Hyun
Kim collected his 33rd Major League win with a lot of run
support from his teammates. Rockies vanquished the Royals,
12 - 4.
(6/24)
"Taguchi Touch em' All."
So Taguchi hit
2 homers and gave the crowd a
curtain call after his 2nd dinger of the night. Cardinals
destroyed the Pirates with 5 homers and won,
8 - 1.
(6/24)
"New
York Notes."
On the road in
Philadelphia, Kaz Ishii pitched solid to
pick up just his 2nd win
of the season, as the New York Mets
squeezed by the Phillies,
4 - 3. Chien-Ming Wang stayed home
in the Big Apple but was not effective against Tampa Bay, as
the Yankees lose another one to the Devil Rays, this one by
the score
9 - 4. The two teams will meet tomorrow as
The Subway Serie gets underway again in in the Bronx.
(6/23)
"Blasted."
Hideo Nomo and
Chan Ho Park wish the game could be
over soon enough. Both pitchers couldn't make through
5 innings and the Yankees' offense basically ate up
Tampa's
bullpen toward the end. Hideki Matsui continued his
power streak as he hit his 9th homer of the season to the
black seats in the stadium, the 19th player to do so in almost
30 years since the remodeling of Yankee Stadium to seal up
Yankees'
20 - 11 win over the
Devil Rays, Matsui finished
with 2 RBIs and 4 runs scored. Park lost just for the 2nd time
this season and this start was the
worst one of his career, as
he only lasted an inning during Rangers'
8 - 6 defeat by Angels.
(6/21)
"New
Week, Same Result."
Hideki Matsui was named to the AL player
of the week
last week and he
began the new week with a bang.
Godzilla's 3 run shot was his 8th homer
of the season,
however Yankees couldn't solve the Devil Rays,
5 - 4.
(6/20)
"New Home, Wrong Result."
Tomo Ohka made his Miller Park
debut and it did not go as well
as the fan has hoped. Brewers lose to division foe Cubs,
5 - 4.
(6/20)
"Home
Sweet Home."
Chien-Ming Wang bounced back from his
worst outing
in St. Louis a week
ago,
with his best outing for
the season. Yankees squash the Cubs,
8 - 1.
(6/18)
"BK in B-More."
Byung-Hyun Kim was cruising through the
first 3 innings
but look totally a different
pitcher in the 4th and couldn't
make it through. Rockies lose to the Orioles,
7 - 2.
(6/18)
"Quality
not Quantity, pt. 2."
Louisville (Reds' AAA) came in town and
I went to see them,
like Scranton (Phillies' AAA),
I didn't have too many cards on
the players. The game was wild toward the end as
home team
manager Bill Evers got thrown out the game by an idiot umpire
after an very
intense argument.
I have never seem Mr. Evers
this upset before but I can not blame him as the
call on fan
interference totally went against the us. Back to the autographs,
I did get the
following players
sign as least one card for me:
Chris Booker, Alex Fernandez, Steve Kelly, Jason
Romano,
Joe Valentine, A.J. Zapp, prospects William Bergolla,
Edwin Encarnacion, and
recently being
send to the minor to find
his hitting back, Austin Kearns. Overall got 27 cards
signed.
It is not that
bad really I suppose, but I did spend 5 hours
getting them. No autograph next
week, but stay tuned.
(6/17)
"Clash of the Rising Suns."
Kaz Ishii and Kaz Matsui visited Ichiro
as New York come
in and square off
with Seattle. Ichiro got the better end of the
game, as he had 3 hits and
drove
in 4 runs, where he hit a
3 run blast off Kaz Ishii. Kaz Matsui appeared
in the
8th inning
as an defense replacement. Mariners shutout Mets,
5 - 0.
(6/17)
"Marvelous Matsui."
Hideki Matsui hits another homer in his
current hot hitting streak.
This one lift Yankees to take the lead and hold off the Cubs,
9 - 6.
(6/17)
"Sweep
Homer."
Hideki Matsui was hitting in a new spot
batting 2nd in the lineup.
His homer bringing
Derek Jeter and himself home in the 1st inning
gave New York a nice start for
the game.
The Big Unit went on
and pitch a good game as the Yankees sweep the Pirates,
6 - 1.
(6/16)
"Meikyukai Milestone."
Hideo Nomo's won for the 122nd time of
his Major League
career, and his 200th
lifetime. With the win, Nomo has reached
the milestone to become the 45th
member (16th
pitcher)
of Meikyukai. There are two Hall of Fame equivalents in
Japanese baseball. One
is the Japanese
baseball Hall of Fame;
the other is Meikyukai.
Hall of Fame members are elected.
Membership in
the Meikyukai is automatic after
a position
player reaches 2,000 career hits, or a pitcher reaches 200
career wins.
The totals are roughly the equivalent of 3,000 hits
or 300 wins
in the MLB
because the
Japanese season is shorter.
Devil Rays won in this historical game
over Brewers,
5 - 3.
(6/15)
"The Hitman."
A day after reaching 1,000th career
hits. Ichiro led off
bottom of 1st inning
with a homer to get Seattle's
offense started, Mariners beat Phillies,
5 - 1.
(6/15)
"Chan Ho Can't Complain."
Chan Ho Park began the day with a run
support
average of 8.43 per start, the highest among
qualifying
Major League pitchers, and the runs kept coming on a
steamy 97 degree
night.
Rangers' bat supported Park again,
beating the Braves
9 - 5 for his 7th win of the season.
(6/15)
"Tremendous Tuesday."
Tomo Ohka pitched his first career Major
League shutout
in his debut with the
new team, Brewers shutout
Devil Rays,
4 - 0. In Seattle, Ichiro reached his
1,000th
Major League hits, and help the Mariners sink Phillies,
3 - 1.
Hideki Matsui
ended his longest homer drought with
a solo blast and finish the game 2 for 3
and Yankees
vanquished the Pirates,
9 - 0. Hee Seop Choi continued
his power
streak
by connecting his 13th homer of
the season, but Dodgers fall to Royals,
3 - 2.
(6/14)
"Quality not Quantity."
Didn't have too many cards on Scranton (Phillies'
AAA) but
I did obtained
couple
nice autographs. New additions are
veteran pitcher Terry Adams, and top
prospects
Ryan Howard,
Gavin Floyd. Louisville (Reds' AAA) is next this weekend.
(6/12)
"Spectacular Sunday."
Byung-Hyun Kim pitched great in the thin
air of Denver, as the
Rockies defeated the
Tigers,
7 - 3. Hee Seop Choi, who hit the
game winning homer two nights earlier, smacked
3 solo blasts
off starter Brad Radke to help the Dodgers get past the Twins,
4 - 3.
(6/12)
"Seo Sighting."
I met Jae Seo as the Norfolk Tides roll into
town this weekend.
Many people
don't know this but I've met Jae twice before
and he is one the nicest Asian
player
I've ever encountered with.
He remembered me and once again signed all the
different cards
that I've on him, and that made my day. I hope the Mets can
realize
that Jae is a quality Major League pitcher and can stop
wasting his time in the
Minors,
his last game in the Majors
was a 7 innings, one hit performance, but what can
they
do
when they've 7 starters with only 5 spots available. I also
obtained
autographs
from about 10 different players, but new
additions are Seth McClung, Jason
Roach,
Prentice Redman
and Howard Johnson. Scranton (Phillies AAA) is coming next.
(6/10)
"Bad Day to Pitch."
What a day...or should I say nightmare
for Asian pitchers.
Shigetoshi Hasegawa
suffered the defeat as Mariners lose one
to Nationals,
9 - 3, Sun Woo Kim did pitch
well in his first start
of the season in this game but involved with a no
decision.
Hideo Nomo again failed to collect his 200th professional win,
and Devil Rays
let
the Pirates get the win,
7 - 2. Kaz Ishii was
spectacular for 5 innings but couldn't get
out of the 6th and the
Mets end up getting blown out by the Angels,
12 - 2. Over in
St. Louis, Chien-Ming Wang couldn't overcome the miscues
by Yankees' defense and
Cardinals' hitter has his number, as the
Yankees lose the game to Cardinals
8 - 1.
Hee Seop Choi and his
team did enjoy a W, as Choi hit 2 homers, including the
game
winning off of the first pitch from Terry Mulholland in the
bottom of the 9th
inning.
Dodgers overcomes the Twins
in a rare game thanks to the Interleague style,
6 - 5.
(6/10)
"Hey Hey
Hey, Good-Bye."
Tomo Ohka, who earlier this week shown
up on manager
Frank Robinson by refusing
to give him the baseball
when being replaced was traded to the Milwaukee
Brewers.
(6/10)
Brewers acquire Ohka for Spivey
"Take Your Pick."
The 2005 Major League baseball draft has
ended with
Justin Upton getting his named
called first.
I hope one day that
the baseball draft would be live like NFL, NBA, and the NHL.
A couple
players who I watched this past year in college
at East Carolina were selected, with Pitcher
Ricky Brooks tabbed
in the 3rd round (95th overall) by the White Sox
(who also
selected
him
out of HS but he chose to attend ECU). Shortstop Billy Richardson
going to
Padres in the
14th round (428th overall), Third Baseman
Mark Minicozzi taken
in the 17th round
(522nd) by
the Giants,
and Brian Cavanaugh selected in the 21st round
(638th) by the
Padres. Below is a
picture of me and Ricky Brooks, who I had
a class with
this past semester. He pitched an 1-hitter that night.
Good Luck to all the
Pirates who were selected. Only the
strong survive. Good Luck on the road to the
Major League.
(6/8)
"Mid-Summer Classic Poll."
Barely a month away, the 2005 All-Star
game held in
Detroit will be played to
determine the home field advantage
for the World Series between the teams
of
American or
National League. Vote now to see which side you feel will win.
(6/8)
"Outdueled."
Byung-Hyun Kim pitched brilliantly, but
dropped the rare pitching duel at
Coors Field against Jose Contreras. Rockies bow to the White Sox,
2 - 1.
(6/7)
"Numero Uno."
Shigetoshi Hasegawa picked up his 1st
win of the season in
Mariners'
4 - 3 win over the Marlins during an interleague game.
(6/7)
"Wrong Side of Act."
Kaz Ishii had a fine day at the plate,
rapping
two hits including an RBI single.
But
the hurler
gave up 6 runs, too much for the Mets to overcome
despite a 9th
inning
rally that saw them bring the
tying run to plate. Mets bow to the Giants,
6 - 3.
(6/5)
"Keep the Broom."
Tadahito Iguchi had 3 hits including a
homer in the
7th inning to tie the game but
Cleveland wins it in
extra innings. White Sox couldn't sweep the Indians,
6 - 4.
(6/5)
"Sunny Night."
Sun Woo Kim came in the game to relieve
and picked up
his first victory
of
the season in a bizarre game where
his teammates ran over an umpire
and showed up to
skipper Frank Robinson. Nationals beat Marlins,
7 - 3.
(6/4)
"Mileston Win."
Chan Ho Park can vouch for the notion
that significant
milestones aren't
easily achieved. Park huffed and puffed
in the sticky Kansas City heat, laboring
through five
tedious innings. But in the end, he got what he wanted.
Park was
the winning pitcher as the Rangers outscored
the Royals
14 - 9, making him the
first
Korean native in
Major League history to reach the 100 victory milestone.
(6/4)
"The Ageless Wonder."
Pat Borders, the MVP of the 1992 World
Series has made his
way back to the
Major League again. After injuries to
Dan Wilson/Wiki Gonzalez, and the poor
performance of starter
Miguel Olivo, the Mariners obtained Borders from the
Brewers and
manager Mike Hargrove quickly announced Borders will be the
starting catcher because he can get the most out of the pitchers
he's catching
thanks to his experiences behind the plate.
I knew Pat from 2000-2001 when he
played for the Durham Bulls,
and he signed numerous autographs for me and I
had a chance
to meet his family when they came visit him from Florida in '01.
Pat
is the type of player that baseball is true lacking these days. Go Pat!
(6/3)
Borders makes his mark
Borders aging well
Borders an ally for pitchers
Boost from Borders
Sele, Borders spark Mariners
Piniella has fond memories
"Godzilla
Roar (again)."
Hideki Matsui, who
is in the longest home run drought
of his MLB career finally knock
another one
over the
wall to end the 180 AB without a homer streak.
However, Yankees lost
the game
5 - 3 to the Royals as
Buddy Bell won in his debut as
the manager for Kansas City.
(5/31)
"Same Teams, Different Place, Different Result."
Just five
days ago, Hideo Nomo gave his best performance
of the season by
collecting his
199th pro career win. On his
quest to 200 however, he was
hit
hard and lasted only
four innings to the team that he dominated twice
earlier this
season so far. Devil Rays got vanquished by the Athletics,
10 - 1.
(5/31)
"Memorial Win."
Tomo Ohka kept the
Braves off balance all afternoon,
allowing one run on
three hits in seven
innings. Nationals
get by the Braves
3 - 2. It was
the first baseball game
in D.C. on memorial day in almost four decades.
(5/30)
"Winning Tradition."
Chan Ho Park
started for the Rangers and picked up the
8th consecutive win
for a Texas
starter, the most
consecutive victories for Texas starters
in club history.
Rangers down the White Sox by the score of
12 - 4.
(5/30)
"Sunday Night Baseball."
I went to tonight's game
between Pawtucket Pawsox and
Durham Bulls. Pawtucket
won 8 - 0, so after the
game the
Bulls' players weren't too happy about signing, but
I did
get Eric
Munson. I work on Pawtucket pre-game and obtained
autographs from
about 14
different players, most notable were
Roberto Petagine, who returned to the
US
after six stellar
season in Japan, and Japanese reliever Denney Tomori.
(5/29)
"Ishii's Sushi."
Kaz Ishii allowed
one run in 6 2/3 innings as the Mets
beat the Marlins,
6 - 1. It was
Ishii's first win with his
new team and
the Mets' first victory over Dontrelle Willis.
(5/28)
"BK Bash."
Byung-Hyun Kim gave
up five runs, all via home runs, in the
Rockies'
5 - 1 loss to the Cubs in
front of 39,368 at Wrigley Field.
(5/28)
"Tornado Strikes Tampa."
Hideo Nomo cruises
7+ innings of work with his
best stuff out there on the
mound this season.
Devil
Rays defeats a scrappy bunch of Athletics,
2 - 1.
(5/26)
"Tiger Beat Tigers."
Chien-Ming
Wang, who a former college teammate
gave him the nickname
Tiger continued to
impress
in his rookie season, picking up his third consecutive
victory with 6
1/3 innings of two-run ball despite being
skipped in his last start.
Yankees won
the game
4 - 2
with Chien-Ming Wang's good outing against the Tigers.
(5/25)
"Snake Bitten."
Akinori Otsuka came in the 8th inning with a three runs
lead but he could not get any
batters out and end up giving
up four runs. Padres fallen to the Diamondbacks,
12 - 11.
(5/25)
"More Autographs."
Indy Indians
wraps up its 4 games serie here in Durham and
I was able to get
the following
players' autographs:
Bobby Bradley, Kirk Bullinger, Kevin Cash,
Mark Corey, and
C.J. Nitkowski. C.J. has his own website and you can get his
signature by
writing to him, check out CJ
Baseball. Bullinger
was on the USA
team that traveled
to Taiwan for the
World Cup baseball in 2001, when I asked for
his experience,
he said it was something he would never trade anything for.
(5/24)
* Update *
Like Enrique Wilson I met
few days ago, C.J. Nitkowski also took the
unusual route to go back to the
Majors by signing with the Nationals.
(5/26)
"Wild Wild Ishii."
Kaz Ishii is still
searching for his first win as a New York Mets
after getting pounded
during
tonight's outing. Even though the
Mets out-hit the Braves 11 to 8, they were outscored,
8 - 6.
(5/23)
"Sunday Scoops."
Tomo Ohka, making
his first start since being demoted
to the bullpen few weeks ago, responded with
a good outing
in Nationals'
9 - 2 win over the Blue Jays. In Texas,
Chan Ho Park overcome the hot temperature as he
battled leg cramps with a gusty performance by pitching
seven shutout innings to help the Rangers conquered
the Astros,
2 - 0. Over in the Windy City, Tadahito Iguchi
hit a
solo blast, but the White Sox fall short to the Cubs,
4 -3.
(5/22)
"Amazing Mets."
Dae-Sung Koo
put a charge into the Shea crowd with
his double, then scored on a heads-up play
to
put the Mets up, 3-0. On the mound, he also pitched a
dandy relief Mets won
the 2nd game of the Subway Series
from the Yankees,
7 - 1. Both Matsuies had a hit each.
(5/21)
"Interleague Battle."
Hideo Nomo
remained winless in his career against Florida.
Marlins
victorious over him and
the Devil Rays,
7 - 6. In
New York,
Subway series
gets
underway and Hideki and the
Yankees edged out Kaz and his Mets in
game one,
5 - 2.
Over at the bay area. Keiichi Yabu pitched two
innings of
relief
to
pick up his 4th win of the year. Athletics dwarfed the Giants,
8 - 4.
(5/20)
"Perfecto!"
This is definitely worth
a mention. Katie Brownell, a shy
11-year-old girl of
few words from New York
being the
only girl on the team threw a perfect game
by struck out
every batter she faced and none of the count reached
three-ball.
Amazing accomplishment even
if it was being
done by a guy. Apparently she can
hit tremendously also
as she
batted .714 through the team's first three games.
(5/19)
League of her own
"A Picture is Worth a 1,000 Words."
I found some time and
finally scanned another batch of
autographs that I got.
There are 106 new scans
of autographs
available on Autograph Land section.
I am probably not
going to
scan any new ones until the end of the 2005 season.
(5/19)
"A Night to Remember."
It was the
annual Asian night at Shea Stadium and
Kaz Ishii pitched very
well to keep the
Mets in the game.
His Japanese teammate Kaz Matsui, who
often received
boos from
impatient Mets fans because of his horrible
defensive plays and have manager
Willie Randolph
drop him into the 8th in
the batting order turn the boos
into cheers by hitting the go-ahead 2 run
homer in the
7th inning. Mets' Korean reliever Dae-Sung Koo also appeared
in the ball game. Mets won the game
over the Reds,
2 - 1.
(5/17)
"Autographmania."
Lack of updates in the autograph section but
I did see
three teams so far this season.
I've updated all the new
autographs I got this season and I would say Enrique
Wilson
is the nicest out of the bunch. I asked him if it's tough to play
for the boss,
he replied
to me "Yeah it can be...he likes
to win you know?", I said, well everyone wants
to win.
(5/16)
* Update *
Who would've thought a day
later, Enrique Wilson would be
signed by the Chicago Cubs and playing in the Major again?
(5/17)
"Monday's Musings."
Tadahito Iguchi hit his 3rd homer of the
season but the
White Sox still lost the
game to the Rangers,
7 - 6, Chan Ho Park
was ineffective in this game for Texas but
Shingo Takatsu
pitched one shutout inning in relief for Chicago. Over in
Oakland,
Keiichi Yabu gave up the game tying two run double to
David Ortiz but he bounced
back nicely and pitched a
scoreless inning after that and was credited the win
in
Athletics'
6 - 4 victory over the Red Sox. Staying in the west,
Chien-Ming Wang and
the
Yankees continues their winning streak by
defeating the Mariners,
6 - 4. Shigetoshi
Hasegawa suffered the
loss in the same game, and both Ichiro and Matsui both had
a hit.
(5/16)
"Mile High Victory."
Byung-Hyun Kim matched John Smoltz
pitch by pitch during
his first start of the
season, but Chin-Hui Tsao could not save
the game for him and Tsao ended up
getting
the win as Colorado
escaped in bottom of the 9th. Rockies pasted the Braves,
6 - 5.
(5/11)
"Slug Fest."
Ichiro and Hideki Matsui joined the
rest of their teammates
as both team's
offense ignited all game long. Ichiro finished
3 for 5 with a homer and Matsui
collected 2 hits and 3 RBIs
in the game. Yankees outscored the Mariners,
13 - 9.
(5/11)
"Come Back Kid."
Hee Seop Choi fueled Dodgers' come back with
his 3 runs homer.
Dodgers come from behind and hold off the Cardinals,
9 - 8.
(5/10)
"Cantu Can Do."
It was mother's day back home in
Mexico, and Jorge Cantu
delivered a walk-off homer
off Japanese closer Shingo Takatsu.
White Sox let this one slipped to the Devil Rays,
7 - 6.
(5/10)
"W for Wang."
Chien-Ming Wang, making his 3rd Major
League start
earned his 1st, and hopefully
many wins with a
solid outing. Shigetoshi Hasegawa pitched a shutout inning
and the two hitters ( Ichiro and Hideki Matsui ) combined
for 1 for 10 at the
plate.
Yankees wins again as they
are on a roll lately, they conquered the Mariners,
7 - 4.
(5/10)
"Perfect Save."
Chin-Hui Tsao notched his third save in as
many attempts this season,
retiring the hitters in order in the 9th with a strikeout of Raul Mondesi
as the final exclamation point. Rockies topped the Braves,
7 - 6.
(5/9)
"Kaz One Out."
Kaz Matsui looks to break out his hitting
slump by
hitting his 2nd homer
of the season through the rain
in Chicago. Mets edges out the Cubs,
7 - 4.
(5/9)
"Make Lilly Silly."
Tadahito Iguichi's 2nd
homer of the season knocked
Toronto's starter
Ted Lilly
out of the game. White Sox
scored early and defeated Blue Jays,
10 - 7.
(5/7)
"Hot Spicy Choi."
Hee Seop Choi, who has been on a tear
lately after
a horrible first two weeks of
season at the plate
continue his hot bat by belting two homers.
He finished the
game
3 for 4 with 3 RBIs and 3 run
scored. Dodgers smacked the Reds around,
13 - 6.
(5/6)
"No W for Wang."
Chien-Ming Wang, seeking his first career
win during his
second start, but he was not as
effective as he is during his
Major League debut. The Yankees fallen to the
Devil Rays,
6 - 2.
(5/5)
"Best Beats the Worst."
The best team in AL beat the worst team in
the NL, but
it was not as easy.
Shingo Takatsu collected his 8th
save in White Sox's
2 - 1 victory over the Royals.
(5/5)
"Seo Not Fair."
Jae Seo pitched seven shutout innings,
thanks to Cliff Floyd
who made a huge
leap to bring back a potential 2 run homer.
But with the performance Seo was
option down to AAA as the
Mets needed to make a room for Kris Benson.
Well,
life is not fair,
and baseball falls under the category, Mets beat Phillies,
3 - 2.
(5/4)
"A Game to Remember."
Tadahito Iguchi had a game he'll remember
for the ages,
he
went 4 for 4 with his
first career Major League homer in the
White Sox's
5 - 4 victory over the Royals.
Shingo Takatsu notched
his 7th save of the season by working a perfect 9th inning.
(5/3)
"Call 911!"
I'm sure most fans have saw it, but in case
you didn't, Ichiro,
four time Gold Glove
winner climbed up the wall out in the right field
of Safeco to rob a Garrett
Anderson's
homer in the 7th inning in a
losing effort. As Angels shutout the Mariners,
5 - 0.
The sensational
play made by Ichiro was the #1 webgem on Baseball Tonight.
(5/2)
"Tag The Power."
So Taguchi started the big night of offense
from both teams by hitting
a solo blast in the 3rd inning. Cardinals escaped the Reds,
10 - 9.
(5/2)
"New Poll."
Like I planned, I created a new question for
this month's poll, so if you
want to
exercise
your right and participate, please do so. "I don't
believe"
Brian Roberts is on
steroids,
but how he become a slugger at 5'9"
180 lbs, not to mention almost had
more
homers
in the first month
of the season this year than the past two seasons
combined.
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