…not to mention the fact that he had one full season of being the primary set-up guy in Baltimore last year, and did a pretty damn good job of it. I’m as flabbergaster as anyone on this one.

Dude says:

August 22, 2007 at 5:08 pm

kinda off topic, but i cant recall any hitter even making contact with one of joba’s sliders. can anyone?

i remember kevin millar grounded out on a breaking ball, but i’m pretty sure it was a curve, not a slider. pretty freakin amazing.

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