Per AP, this is Arizona manager A. J. Hinch's take on his pitcher, Doug Davis after he gave up two runs and four hits in seven innings to win his third straight decision in the Diamondbacks 3-1 win over the Mets:
"He battled very well. He pitched as a quality starting pitcher should. His methodical approach to pitching is a testament to his preparation. He understands how to change a batter's timing, how to change eye levels, how to make pitches. He creates his own outs. He's having a terrific year."
I bet Hinch thinks we should waive the mandatory five year waiting period after retirement for Hall of Fame induction for Davis.
After all, it is the least that we can do for this immortal among men.
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And, from the photo on the baseball card, he only has one leg.
Dang, give that boy some crutches and get him to Cooperstown.
Didn't notice it.
The stump also has got to be pretty square if the photo is representative.
That is interesting. I think they usually try to round them.
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