Meeting Expectations

Marcus Thames hit another home run last night. That five straight games for the Detroit outfielder,Cheap Rockstar hats,cheap ray ban sunglasses sale-gucci sunglasses and, three short of the consecutive game record. He’s also homered in six of his last seven games,Los Angeles Angels Hats, seven dingers in total for a 1.273 slugging percentage over the stretch. Those seven are his only hits in those games. He’s taking his all or nothing approach to hitting to the max in this stretch.
16 June 2008: Marcus Thames (33) hits his second homer during the San Francisco Giants’ 8-6 victory over the Detroit Tigers at AT&T Park in San Francisco,Sunglasses Sale, CA.
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The Tigers defeated the San Francisco Giants Tuesday night 5-1. In their last eleven games,2011 New Arrival Sale, Detroit scored five runs or more nine times and allowed less than five runs eight times. That’s more like the way I expected the team to play this season. Over the 9-2 stretch,Snapback Hats, they’ve scored 61 runs while allowing 40,NHL Snapback Hats, an average margin over their opponents of about two runs. They’ve briefly found their stride,Wholesale Cleveland Indians Hats, now they need to show they can sustain it over a longer period of time.