The ex-Pirate watch is on!

Even more so than in year’s past, it’s almost impossible to turn on a game this season and not see an ex-Pirate. Last night, I watched Ian Snell pitch six strong innings against the A’s (note: against the A’s) then as the game went into extra innings, Jack Wilson belted a ball into the left-center gap only to be robbed of a hit by Rajai Davis. Had I been interested, I could’ve put on the Padres to watch Chris Young pitch six one-hit innings, partially aided by Adam LaRoche’s 0-for-4, two-strikeout performance.

Don’t mistake what I’m saying here; the only time I thought, “I kinda miss that guy” was when Jack Wilson turned a double play. But ex-Pirates really are everywhere. It’s probably best for everyone involved, though, that they’re no longer all in the same place.

About Pat Lackey

In 2005, I started a WHYGAVS instead of working on organic chemistry homework. Many years later, I've written about baseball and the Pirates for a number of sites all across the internet, but WHYGAVS is still my home. I still haven't finished that O-Chem homework, though.

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