We don’t have much Intel on this Dallas area bro, but what we do know is that he appears to have the best Josh Hamilton Halloween costume of 2012. Hell, he might even have the best MLB related costume of the year. Notice the stroller to the left of Dallas bro. Trick-r-treating is supposed to be the kid’s time to shine. That adorable pumpkin, crayon or princess costume that the wife slaved over for hours is supposed to be the attention grabber. Not in this neighborhood. Not on Dallas bro’s watch. Every doorbell he rang, he stole the show.
Thanks to @ronniefauss for snapping the picture. With a sign reading, “Blind Free Agent: May Play for $150 Million”, this guy is just cementing the concerns of Rangers fans all over Texas. Will he stay? If so, will he be worth the massive contract?
Hamilton didn’t seem thrilled with how fans were treating him in Texas towards the end of the year. He had a few choice quotes that put things into perspective:
Personally, myself, it never wo...
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