JUSTIN SMOAK RUMORS & GOSSIP
Brayan Pena Endures Nasty Home Plate Collision With Justin Smoak in Final Play of 14-Inning Game (Video)
Brayan Pena knocked in the winning run for Detroit in the top of the 14th inning Wednesday night only to get knocked over in the bottom of the frame.
With two outs, Dustin Ackley smacked a double into right field, and Justin Smoak didn’t hesitate to attempt to score the potential tying run from first. But Prince Fielder’s relay throw to Pena was on the money, and the 5-foot...
Brayan Pena Tags Out Justin Smoak in Collision at Home, Preserves Win for Detroit Tigers: Video
Brayan Pena drove in the go-ahead run for the Detroit Tigers in the 14th inning on Wednesday night (or early Thursday morning, depending on where you were viewing the game). He then secured the Tigers’ 2-1 victory over the Mariners by tagging out Justin Smoak on a collision at the plate to end the game.
Pena’s eventual game-winning RBI came on a groundout to short with the bases...
Seattle Mariners fan catches foul ball in beer, chugs it (Video)
Although we've seen moments like this before, baseball fans have always been the most creative in catching foul balls.
During last night's Seattle Mariners/Houston Astros game, one fan caught a foul ball off the bat of Seattle's Justin Smoak in his beer and decided to finish off his brew that help scored him a souvenir:
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Fan Catches Foul Ball In His Beer, Proceeds To Chug Beer
A Mariners fan had no issue with the fact that he forgot to bring his glove to Safeco Field on Wednesday night. Check out this fan who catches a foul ball off the bat of Justin Smoak in his cup of beer and then proceeds to chug the beer with the ball still inside. The Astros beat the Mariners 8-3, but it is safe to say that this fan also won.
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Fan at Astros-Mariners game catches foul ball in cup, proceeds to slam beer (video)
During the bottom of the 8th inning of the game between the Houston Astros and Seattle Mariners at Safeco Field on Wednesday night, a fan flashed some sweet catching skills after a foul ball off the bat of Mariners first baseman Justin Smoak. With the ball descending down on him, this young man utilized the only thing he had in his possession that could be used in place of a glove...
The First Annual Justin Smoak Foul Ball Beer Chug
Your browser does not support iframes.Justin Smoak popped a fly ball into a fan’s beer during Wednesday’s Mariners game, so the fan did what anyone would — he chugged the beer. Or he poured it all over himself, one or the other. Regardless, those 16 fans at Safeco got a memory they’ll never forget! (via SportsBeat)- Follow us on Twitter @withleather - Follow me personally...
Fan Catches Ball in Beer Cup, Chugs Drink With Baseball Inside for Liveliest Moment of Mariners-Astros Game (Video)
Does Mariners-Astros not sound like a great matchup? The rosters may not have a lot to offer, but boy, the fans can bring a show.
A fan made up for the many empty seats around him Wednesday night by using the old beer-cup-catch on a Justin Smoak foul ball. He then completed the moment in perfect form, chugging his sudsy beverage with no regard to what could happen to his fine-looking...
Why I still believe in the Mariners Justin Smoak
Don’t Give Up!
As the offseason rumors rage on, it is no surprise that the Mariners are being talked about in nearly every offensive trade transaction out there.
When looking where to place a power bat, it is only natural to be looking at first base. This makes sense as the position is the easiest to man defensively so the big, slow and strong guys like can still play ball.
Prince...
Justin Smoak recalled to the Mariners
In light of the hip injury suffered by the Seattle Mariners Mike Carp we've learned today via Twitter from M's Seattle Times beat writer Geoff Baker that the team has recalled 1b Justin Smoak from the AAA farmclub Tacoma Rainiers.
He flew out of Nashville this morning, expected to be here in time to play tonight.
IN 2012 for the Mariners Smoak stats looked this way.
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Mariners decide to go Smoakless
Perhaps the Justin Smoak ship will never arrive into port. The former #1 draft pick from South Carolina and the key ingredient of the Lee deal with the Rangers has never found a groove in the majors. And now at the age of 25, perhaps he never will. The Mariners just sent him down yesterday, their second most interesting transaction of the day.
Eric Wedge is saying all the right...
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