Billy Wagner is openly inviting you to question his manhood
1 Comments Published by Colin Wyers on Wednesday, February 27, 2008 at 2:25 PM.
Or at least that's how I'm reading this, anyway:
And I'm sure loading the bases with one out really would've taught Cislo a lesson, Billy Wagner.
I just can't get over this. I now really, really hate Billy Wagner.
Forget the Phillies. Billy Wagner nearly started a beanball war with the University of Michigan after one overzealous Wolverine tried to bunt on him in the fourth inning. With a runner on second and one out, centerfielder Kevin Cislo pushed his bunt foul.
Wagner, clearly annoyed, shook his head a number of times, and Cislo wisely swung away, grounding out. Wagner said he couldn’t believe that Cislo, a junior, bunted.
“If he got that bunt down, I would have drilled the next guy,” Wagner said. “Play to win against Villanova.”
Glad to see that the "steely resolve" and "closers mentality" can be so rattled by a skinny little kid hitting .364/.445/.426 in college ball. Fear his .062 ISO, Billy Wagner!
And I'm sure loading the bases with one out really would've taught Cislo a lesson, Billy Wagner.
I just can't get over this. I now really, really hate Billy Wagner.
Labels: Baseball, Billy Wagner
I've never liked the guy. I would have loved for the cubs to acquire him a few years ago, but he's always annoyed me for some reason.