Certain feats transcend the outcome of a game and produce enough emotion to last a lifetime. One of the biggest moments in Cleveland baseball history actually came in one of the franchise’s most painful losses, as Rajai Davis hit a two-run homer off potential Hall of Fame closer Aroldis Chapman in Game 7 of the 2016 World Series.
"I thought it was one of the more likable teams...such a fun team." Those were the words of former Jason Kipnis before he and the rest of Cleveland’s 2016 World Series team were honored at Progressive Field on Friday night, nearly a decade removed from one of the most heartbreaking finishes in baseball history.
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While on Foul Territory, former Cleveland Guardians All-Star Jason Kipnis had no issues slamming the Minnesota Twins ownership after it was recently announced that the Pohlad family, which has owned the organization for the last 40 years, is exploring a sale.
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Showalter offered those comments after retired infielder Jason Kipnis recently criticized the 2023 Mets for having "all those veterans and no leadership." Kipnis once played alongside Francisco Lindor.
Retired infielder Jason Kipnis spent five years as Lindor's teammate with Cleveland and said on the "Foul Territory TV" program he thinks the current Mets have "all those veterans and no leadership."