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So, let s see how he does the rest of the way. If he continues at this pace, a nice, .800 OPS season will occur and serve as his building block. | So, let s see how he does the rest of the way. If he continues at this pace, a nice, .800 OPS season will occur and serve as his building block. | ||
And once that happens, we can have the conversation about whether he should stick to swinging exclusively from the left side of the plate or not. His splits batting left-handed (.866 OPS) versus right-handed (.503 OPS) are tough to ignore. But let s worry about that once this season is over. Right now, he s in position to make 2013 a truly solid campaign and that above all else might go down as the big long-term story of the season for this ballclub.</html> | And once that happens, we can have the conversation about whether he should stick to swinging exclusively from the left side of the plate or not. His splits batting left-handed (.866 OPS) versus right-handed (.503 OPS) are tough to ignore. But let s worry about that once this season is over. Right now, he s in position to make 2013 a truly solid campaign and that above all else might go down as the big long-term story of the season for this ballclub.</html> | ||
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| + | == KOMO Video- Woman visiting her sister victim of hit and run == | ||
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| + | <html>First: So glad Maile is OK. | ||
| + | As someone who doesn t ride a bike in Seattle due to safety considerations (but just enjoyed taking a friend all over Eugene and Portland by bike this past weekend about 100 miles of biking), I guess I don t really get the newscaster s narrative. | ||
| + | How does the newscaster call Seattle bike-friendly when Maile was hit at an intersection in which the infrastructure apparently provided no actual signalization protection to the cyclist, and relied on compliance with yield signs (and the ability to see a cyclist in the dark when we know drivers are often distracted)? Wouldn t an injury like this (or worse) be the inevitable consequence? | ||
| + | Anyway, I m super glad she s OK, but I m afraid stories like these keep me off a bike on the streets of Seattle until we have safer infrastructure that doesn t require a helmet being cracked in two to prevent my brain from being pulverized.</html> | ||
