Old Time Family Baseball

• 28th May 2011
• 16 Notes

In the bottom of the first and with runners on first and second thanks to a walk and a single, Jose Bautista unloaded for his 20th home run on the season. Edwin Jackson threw a hanging 91 mph slider and Bautista knew just what to do with the ball. 

It was a rare home run with runners on base for Bautista because, despite the 20 home runs, Bautista now only has 35 RBI. It’s both a function of runners not getting on in front of him and his rarely getting pitched to when there are. 

Bautista now has hit three three-run home runs, four two-run shots, and 13 solo bombs.

Joey Bats’ Homer Tracker 

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    if you look at videos...home-runs i love how he knows when he hits it out of

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