Posted Jul 18 2010 by Callum Hughson in Callum, Commentary, Toronto Blue Jays, YouTube Baseball with 0 Comments
With all this talk about Yunel Escobar playing with flair, flamboyance and swagger, it reminds me of another Blue Jays infielder who used to play with a certain kind of panache: Roberto Alomar. I think he’ll be just fine.
Yunel cartwheel .gif courtesy of @james_in_to
Tags: 2010 season, Cartwheel, Chop, Defense, Flair, Flamboyant, Flashy, Panache, Robbie, roberto alomar, Showman, Tomahawk Chop, toronto blue jays, YouTube Baseball, Yunel, Yunel Escobar Categories: Callum, Commentary, Toronto Blue Jays, YouTube Baseball
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Posted Jul 18 2010 by Callum Hughson in Callum, Commentary, Toronto Blue Jays, YouTube Baseball with 0 Comments
With all this talk about Yunel Escobar playing with flair, flamboyance and swagger, it reminds me of another Blue Jays infielder who used to play with a certain kind of panache: Roberto Alomar. I think he’ll be just fine.
Yunel cartwheel .gif courtesy of @james_in_to
Tags: 2010 season, Cartwheel, Chop, Defense, Flair, Flamboyant, Flashy, Panache, Robbie, roberto alomar, Showman, Tomahawk Chop, toronto blue jays, YouTube Baseball, Yunel, Yunel Escobar Categories: Callum, Commentary, Toronto Blue Jays, YouTube Baseball