Mr. Wang-derful

Setting abreast,1 Bobby Abreu’s missed catch for a second — an outfielder,Cheap Sunglasses, particularly one who won a Gold Glove just three years ago, really should make that grab — the thing about Wang’s a complete bold,wholesale Colorado Rockies Hats,1 two-hitter was that it wasn’t especially all that pretty. Wang gave up some actual,1 hard hit balls, particularly in the fifth inning, but he made the ambit,1 at Fenway work for him this time, accepting,1 struggled there adjoin,1 the Red Sox in the past.
You couldn’t ask for abundant,1 more than that if you’re a Yankees fan, watching the pitcher maligned as not being a “true ace” rifle through the Red Sox, 1-2-3, 1-2-3. Chien-Ming Wang may never win a Cy Young Award but the Yankees can absolutely,Wholesale Oakland Athletics Hats,1 do with him as their No. 1, especially if,1 he pitches like he did on Friday at Fenway Park.
Meanwhile, I’m sitting in a Beantown hotel antechamber,1 at a Starbucks, pounding away on this new wireless card MLB sprang for. How trendy!
It all works off Wang’s sinker, but he got some strikeouts with his slider and threw his four-seamer quite a bit to give Boston a little bit of a altered,HOT Styles,1 look. By the time Coco Crisp legged out the bunt single in the ninth inning,Baltimore Orioles Hats, it seemed to be pretty much a foregone conclusion that — no-hitter, one-hitter or two-hitter — this night was traveling,1 to accord,1 to Wang.