Found January 12, 2012 on Batter's Box:
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Today's POTD features the game played on Roberto Alomar Hall of Fame Day at the Dome. Colby Rasmus takes a first inning pitch that Rangers catcher Taylor Teagarden tries to snare......but it glances off his glove. No one was on base at the time and Rasmus would eventually strike out to go 0-for-13 as a Blue Jays. However, things would get better for the former Cardinal on this day.It was only fitting that Edwin Encarnacion, the last Blue Jay to wear #12, hits a home run on Robbie Alomar Day.Encarnacion's 9th homer of the year scored a Jose Bautista walk to put the Jays in front, 2-0.Eric Thames bumps fists with Bautista after Encarnacion's dinger.Aaron Hill, who got aboard on an infield single in the fourth inning, looks behind him after advancing to second base on a John McDonald ground out to third. Former Vancouver Canadian Omar Quintanilla covers the bag for Texas.Hill gets on his horse as he heads for home on a J.P. Arencibia single. Texas starter C.J. Wilson wo...
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