Former GATOR Players

Langford has another good night 3-5, scored 3 time and hit a 3 run bomb with 2 outs in the 9th to tie the game, Rangers win in 10.

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Yesterday, Wed 8/14, Jonathan India hit 2 HR, 4 RBI on 3 for 5. Not bad.

Pete Alonso went 4 for 4 with 3 RBI and 1 HR. Harrison Bader went 1 for 1.

That is 3 Gators combined at 8 for 10 with 3 HRs and 7 RBI.

 

Jud Fabian's up to AAA.

His first game was very on-brand for him: 0-3, 3K, 2BB, (edit: SB) while playing CF and making a nice-looking diving catch after hesitating off the bat: https://www.mlb.com/video/jud-fabian-s-diving-catch-x5803

 

Great kid. Would love to see him make it to the Bigs.

 

Wyatt Langford showing some good patience at the plate.

 

Then the next day...



View of the catch from the left field bleachers.

 

Really cool seeing Bader and Alonso hanging together in the dugout as one of them scores a game tying run and another drives in a sacrifice run wearing orange and blue.

 

Soto is the Yankees #1 priority but if that falls through seen speculation they would go after Pete. Who knows what'll happen but if so he'd become the #1 enemy in Queens as soon as the ink was dry.

 

Soto—I don’t know why anyone would want that cancer in their dugout/clubhouse. Besides, his defense is nothing special and his offense only impresses him.

 

He's 26 years old with a career .421 OBP and just put up an eight WAR season. That'll get you paid.

 

Never said he wasn’t talented, just a “ME” guy—not a team player.

 

I’m not a fan of Soto’s antics either but I haven’t heard about him being a problem in the locker room or anything like that

 

Let me see how I can reasonably say what I’ve been told—
In the dugout and clubhouse-

Juan Soto = Alex Rodriguez…..

 

Guy that talented being traded twice isn't a coincidence. With that being said he is damn good. Back in the day George Steinnbrenner wouldn't have let him get away, just don't wanna see another elite talent on the Dodgers.

 

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Royals trade Brady Singer to the Reds for Jonathan India and Joey Weimer.