Bomb!

The name says it all!
Post Reply
223113
Official BleacherCoach
Official BleacherCoach
Posts: 456
Joined: October 23rd, 2014, 6:09 pm

Bomb!

Post by 223113 »

I made it to yesterday's Bucs/Brewers game. For 3 innings, Nicasio was perfect. Then came the bottom of the 3rd, in which the Bucs hung a nice crooked 5 on the scoreboard. It seemed to take 25-30 minutes. Nicasio wasn't the same after the wait. He pitched "okay" his remaining time on the hill, but wasn't nearly in command of his pitches, like the 1st 3 innings.
I was in Section 329 (3rd base line, up high, almost out to the foul pole), so I got a good Side View of Cutches' Homer to center. A shot, for sure, 424', I believe.
But, I gotta say, Rodriquez' Homer,....was a Bomb. A high, towering 442' shot that was reminiscent of the Willie Stargell bombs. And, on 1979 throwback uniforms day, it was fitting that something that occurred in the game, reminded some of us of "Pops", and that special 1979 team. For a second,...I was 15 again. THIS team is a Lotta fun to watch, too.
User avatar
12HankQB
Official BleacherCoach
Official BleacherCoach
Posts: 2817
Joined: August 29th, 2009, 4:32 pm
Location: Mile 129

Re: Bomb!

Post by 12HankQB »

I just got a text update this morning, that ball finally landed.
If only closed minds came with closed mouths
Manfred
Official BleacherCoach
Official BleacherCoach
Posts: 6264
Joined: August 2nd, 2009, 7:23 pm

Re: Bomb!

Post by Manfred »

Whereas Pops hit those kind of shots with some regularity, you may never see SR hit another like that. I was glad to see him hit it, from the comfort of my recliner, so don't get me wrong. Lets just be realistic.
It ain't over until it's over.
223113
Official BleacherCoach
Official BleacherCoach
Posts: 456
Joined: October 23rd, 2014, 6:09 pm

Re: Bomb!

Post by 223113 »

Agreed. But, as the kids say today, that was Sweet to watch.
El-Moldo
Official BleacherCoach
Official BleacherCoach
Posts: 9012
Joined: May 15th, 2004, 11:58 pm

Re: Bomb!

Post by El-Moldo »

Saw Willie Stargell hit a homer OVER the 3rd deck in right field at Forbes Field. High and far!!!!
Post Reply