Ynoa: the eyes have it
by Jihan1 on Mar 14, 2009 12:32 AM EDT
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Quote of the Week, courtesy of San Francisco Chronicle reporter Susan Slusser talking about 17-year-old A's pitching prospect Michael Ynoa: Santiago Casilla told me a few weeks ago when I asked if he'd seen Ynoa this winter that Ynoa has "beautiful eyes," which made me laugh, since I'd been asking about his pitching. (Casilla hadn't seen him pitch, as it turned out.) But Casilla wasn't just cracking a joke: Ynoa does have extraordinary eyes—aquamarine or sea green, something like that. Striking.
Well, now we know where his awesome talent comes from!
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Well that explains...
why he is being ranked so high even before anyone saw him throw a pitch.
"My mom always taught me it's better to laugh at yourself than to laugh at others. She was so wrong. ;)" -Pedrophile
tracy mcgrady
does he have the tracy mcgrady lazy eye sindrome? his one is looking in a completely different direction than his other one
Or anchoring Sportscenter?
"My mom always taught me it's better to laugh at yourself than to laugh at others. She was so wrong. ;)" -Pedrophile
by Boxkutter on Mar 19, 2009 12:30 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
hey now
stuart injured his eye while working…at jets camp, no less….someone left the ball throwing machine on as a “joke” and one clocked him in the eye…i hope he makes more money for less appearances on behalf of the jets than chad pennington ever did!
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting different results.
by biggentleben on Mar 25, 2009 12:21 PM EDT up reply actions
THe Medusa of pitching!
now lets go to florida to find some pythons to put in his hair…
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