Hitless
HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA – This summer I have watched nearly every Tampa Bay Rays game, missing only those that took place while I was away in Virginia, and a few on evenings when Miriam and I were enjoying a night on the town. I have spent upwards of twelve hours per week all summer watching Rays baseball.
I am visiting friends in south Florida for a couple days this week, and while we enjoyed a relaxing dip in the pool last night, Matt Garza pitched the first no hitter in Tampa Bay Rays history against Detroit, and I missed it. Judging from history, they’ll have several no hitters and two perfect games thrown against them before a Rays pitcher has another such performance.
Filed under: Sports on July 27th, 2010
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