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Troy Glaus, Toronto Blue Jays4 for 5, 2 2B, 2 HR, 4 runs, 4 rbis, 0 LOB Glaus was all fours yesterday with four hits, runs and rbis for the Jays. That’s his 9th double and 8th homer so he’s settling in nicely with the Toronto crowd. With Rios (.365) and Wells (.390) hitting ahead … Continue reading “5/1/06 Linescore of the Day: Troy Glaus”
Troy Glaus, Toronto Blue Jays
4 for 5, 2 2B, 2 HR, 4 runs, 4 rbis, 0 LOB
Glaus was all fours yesterday with four hits, runs and rbis for the Jays.
That’s his 9th double and 8th homer so he’s settling in nicely with the Toronto crowd. With Rios (.365) and Wells (.390) hitting ahead of him in the lineup, he should have plenty of ribbie opportunities this season.
There were a couple of other VERY worthy candidates!
Scott Podsednik had a dream leadoff game for the White Sox. Against the dreaded Cleveland Indians Scotty Po was 4 for 5, with a walk, 4 stolen bases, & three runs scored. The Pale Hose beat the Tribe 8-6.
Tim Hudson allowed only a single to opposing pitcher Jason Jennings in 9 innings of work against the Rockies. That was the only thing that stood between Hudson & a no-hitter. The Braves righty also drove in a run in a 2-0 win over Colorado.