Detroit Tigers Minor League Baseball Commentary and Analysis
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Well my second season has officially begun and so far has been pretty well for me and my fellow Canefires. We are 3-0 and have put up some very impressive numbers offensively winning two games by an eight run margin. As for myself I have gotten myself off to a hot start as well throwing five innings, striking out five and giving up one run. It feels good to talk about myself once and awhile so bear with me. I am picking up on my foreign relations plan I enacted during the season with our Spanish speaking friends, expect now it’s with my Japanese teammates. Yes I am trying to learn Japanese, and it is just as hard as I thought, so I have defaulted to broken english and hand signals to get my points across. While they simply nod and laugh occasionally, I really don’t think they are getting anything I am trying to say. The way of going about business is a little different to the players of the far east than us, what was most shocking was the relief pitcher who went through almost a pack of cigarettes before throwing in the game. I’m not even mad, or wanting to ask him, what’s going on. I actually don’t mind it; it gives us Americans something to talk and share a few laughs about. I can definitely get used to this whole playing baseball and living in Hawaii thing.
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October 1st, 2008 at 6:37 am
You forgot to mention that you haven’t walked anyone either!
I’m sooo proud of you, Andrew! Lots of love from Ann Arbor!
October 3rd, 2008 at 3:24 pm
OK, so you didn’t come to Kalamazoo College and use my tuition remission benefit and get to study abroad…but you’re doing it now. Except abroad is coming to you. Everyone has something to teach you, but you had better not learn how to smoke! Keep the sliders sliding, the curve balls curving and the fast balls down and fast!
From Kalamazoo, home of THE Derek Jeter and THE Andrew Hess.
Mom