beers to drive, i m gonna take shotgun. bill: we re gonna see how fast he can go all the way around the outfield. anthony: today the river dogs are facing the evil forces of the dreaded savannah sand gnats. bill: yow! that s going to score a run, and that s going to leave a mark. he s gonna hold him. anthony: bad day for the sand gnats. bill: you re hated. you re hated. anthony: we will crush you like a well, sand gnat. bill: a sand gnat has almost no backbone. almost not skeletal structure. they fold. anthony: as difficult as it might ve been to forgo the joys of the bacon-wrapped foot-long corn dog known as the pig on a stick, we knew we d be coming here, husk, sean s restaurant in downtown charleston, one of two that have helped make the city a fine dining destination. so i wanna know, southern
Copy Link
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Juan Carlos Negret was historic in multiple facets in the Fireflies 20-1 drubbing of the Charleston RiverDogs at Segra Park Thursday evening. The outfielder finished the night 3-5 at the dish with four runs scored and seven RBI. The seven RBI are the most in Columbia Fireflies
COLUMBIA, S.C. –
Juan Carlos Negret was historic in multiple facets in the Fireflies 20-1 drubbing of the Charleston RiverDogs at Segra Park Thursday evening.
The outfielder finished the night 3-5 at the dish with four runs scored and seven RBI. The seven RBI are the most in Columbia Fireflies (28-25) history, breaking his own mark of six, which both him and
Negret leads way in historic 20-1 Fireflies victory
Jul 8, 2021 10:47 PM EDT
COLUMBIA, S.C. –
Juan Carlos Negret was historic in multiple facets in the Fireflies 20-1 drubbing of the Charleston RiverDogs at Segra Park Thursday evening.
The outfielder finished the night 3-5 at the dish with four runs scored and seven RBI. The seven RBI are the most in Columbia Fireflies (28-25) history, breaking his own mark of six, which both him and
Scott Manea have accomplished in a Fireflies uniform. In his third two-homer game of the season, Negret was able to match
Brandon Brosher,
Matt Winnaker for most homers in a single-season in franchise history. He hit his 13
The paper said my team (Sand Gnats) had a chance this year (second season with the new name), so I opened the fridge, opened a beer, sat down, and turned the TV on to watch the first game of the season. My guy was pitching first pitch. He threw it it looked like a strike. The umpire went to signal. Instead he collapsed. Everybody ran over. After a couple of minutes of madness and nonsense, the commentator said, “Jesus Christ, I think he had a heart attack. Jesus Christ, I think he’s dead.”
I turned the TV off, put a piece of scotch tape over my half-finished beer, put it back in the refrigerator, and went to sleep.