Post-game Ian Snell quotes: "I threw a bad slider there but I didn't really think Soriano got all of it. I was surprised it went out. Nate nearly made a great play. He ran a long way and gave it a heckuva effort. It didn't get out by much but it still counts as a home run and two runs."
From the propaganda machine, more Snell quotes, about the same play: "I just told him, 'You almost had it. Don't worry about it."
Compared to earlier in-season rants, this would perhaps appear to be a sliver of a sign of maturity for a delusional Bucco fan.
(Afterthought: Or not. The results were the same, as in another loss, but not nearly as "bad" of a loss. So maybe it's still seriously delusional dreaming.)
Still, the sign of maturity that would be more than a "sliver" would be no need for "stand-up" quotes after opponents hit home runs because opponents stop hitting home runs.
Sigh. There's still a ways to go as far as maturity is concerned, but I'll take any signs of progress I see. It's par for the course for a PBC fan.
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