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News about Luke Maile!

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Luke Maile traded a signed bat for his first home run ball, caught by 12-year-old Luke Nielsen of Wesley Chapel. #RaysUp

 

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Luke Maile traded a signed bat for his first home run ball, caught by 12-year-old Luke Nielsen of Wesley Chapel. #RaysUp

 

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That's just really cool. I know they trade things all the time for first hit, hr, etc but taking a picture with the young fan is great. Not surprising knowing Luke but still good to see

9 for his last 20 heading into tonite's game.

Luke just hit a two run homer in the 7th to tie the score with the Red Sox 3-3.

Luke just hit a two run homer in the 7th to tie the score with the Red Sox 3-3.

 

 

Nice!

Luke is on a hot streak right now. Good for him and hope he keeps it up. He also threw out Pedroia last night on a steal attempt.

Hitting pretty well right now.

 

Gotta get that OBP up to stick around though.

Hitting pretty well right now.

 

Gotta get that OBP up to stick around though.

 

If he were not a catcher I might agree with you.

 

Defense is always the first priority.

Offense is a nice bonus.

The Red Sox got some payback on Maile yesterday when Dustin Pedroia faked him out a couple of times on a play at the plate. The throw home beat Pedroia by about 15 feet but he was able to avoid Maile's initial tag with a great slide. He missed the plate though and while attempting to get back to touch it he used a couple of dance moves to avoid Maile again. Maile was able to finally get the tag on Pedroia but in doing so he lost the ball. Pedroia's run proved to be the game winner in Boston's 3-2 win which was their 11th in a row.

 

Watch Dustin Pedroia's sprawling, 18

The Red Sox got some payback on Maile yesterday when Dustin Pedroia faked him out a couple of times on a play at the plate. The throw home beat Pedroia by about 15 feet but he was able to avoid Maile's initial tag with a great slide. He missed the plate though and while attempting to get back to touch it he used a couple of dance moves to avoid Maile again. Maile was able to finally get the tag on Pedroia but in doing so he lost the ball. Pedroia's run proved to be the game winner in Boston's 3-2 win which was their 11th in a row.

 

Watch Dustin Pedroia's sprawling, 18-degree home-plate scramble to score the game-winning run

 

Crazy play. I think the fact that Luke had to wear a bigger mitt for the knuckleballer contributed to this. Great moves by DP.

Crazy play. I think the fact that Luke had to wear a bigger mitt for the knuckleballer contributed to this. Great moves by DP.

 

I'd say that you are exactly right. It looked like the momentum from the swipe slung the ball right out of the glove. Crazy way for a winning run to score.

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