Jason Giambi – lefty slugging poet – dropped the signature line after dropping the hammer on a game tying two-run homer and a game-winning single.
“You feel like you’ve got an opportunity to not let the ball club go quietly into the night.”
Lovely.
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3 comments:
The Big G has a way with words.
He also has a way with fastballs left out over the plate.
Those balls that Giambi hit were anything BUT quiet.
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