While he awaits his as certain as death and taxes suspension, Rougned Odor says the following about his combatant, Jose Bautista, according to MLB.com:
“It’s part of the game,” Odor said.
“I respect him. He plays hard.”
I still want a tattoo of that punch on my bicept (sic).
Click on the link for the full interview.
It’s funny. Casual fans, even non-baseball people here at work are talking about this fight. Again, Jose Bautista made people talk about baseball. Maybe not for baseball related reasons, but he made baseball exciting with his bitch face. I have to laugh. I may not like him, but he does make things interesting. In that way, he is good for the game.
Joe Torre said to expect punishments to be handed down sometime today. Probably just in time for drive home radio. Should be exciting.
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They should both get five games, but Rougie will get railroaded.
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http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/15577350/rougned-odor-texas-rangers-suspended-8-games-punching-toronto-blue-jays-jose-bautista
Eight for Odor. Three for Gibbons. This doesn’t explicitly say he gets nothing, but the omission of any suspension for Bautista is mind-boggling.
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That is mierda.
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The pic that launched 1,000 memes.
http://imgur.com/ODQNF1u
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And apparently broke Imgur.
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There it is. Winner!
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Of course he respects him. The dude can take a wicked punch and not go down immediately. That one had to rattle him pretty well.
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“I still want a tattoo of that punch on my bicept (sic).”
brilliant
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/curtsy
I do prefer evil genius, but that’ll do, pig. That’ll do.
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Eight games. Way to let public opinion do your job for you, Joe. You bullpen abusing empty suit, fuck you.
And fuck MLB for trickling out the information.
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Tell us how you really feel.
(Note – I might feel similarly).
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Sign me on board for that opinion, yahmule.
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I lost all respect for the guy when he decided he was going to “break” the impetuous youngster Matt Kemp by batting him eighth most of the time. In 2009, Kemp finished 10th in MVP voting and more than half of his ABs came from the 6-9 holes.
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Totally agree, Dodgers could and should have done a much better job maximizing the talent they had at the time. Tragic waste of talent, really.
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