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For a moment, many thought that Mets outfielder Kevin Pillar was using Arthur Maulet Jerseys a blood-spattered bat when he stepped to the plate against the Orioles.
It's easy to see why. After all, his bat did have a rather redhue to it.Or it at least appeared to on the broadcast.
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However, as legendary a move as using a bloodied Chris Wormley Jerseys batwould have been, Pillar confirmed that his bat contained no blood. It was just pine tar.
<p dir="ltr" lang="en" xml:lang="en">I appreciate the compliment but have to confirm that it is not true. Just pine tar stick
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And it doesn't take away from Pillar's amazing comeback. Even after suffering multiple nasal fractures, Pillar mi sed only two weeks Plaxico Burress Jerseys of action.
Since returning, Pillar is hitting .296 for the first-place Mets and has clubbed two home runs in eight games played. Safe to say that he has shown no fear in the batter's box sincethe brutal injury.