What does it mean? Very little that we didn't already know. It simply confirms that pretty much everything continues to break right for Bruce Bochy in the baseball world, and that if you give the game enough time, things usually work themselves out to everyone's general satisfaction.
As the Giants/National League All-Star manager, Bochy really wanted Sandoval to be on the team, but the injury that cost Sandoval a month made it a hair too sketchy for the Skipper to name him last Sunday. Not that Bochy is afraid of a little backlash, but that would have been inviting too much.
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Meanwhile, Sandoval's hitting streak gained steam to the point that it's almost expected for him to bang something off the nearest wall every time he steps into the box. He's very much playing like an All-Star, he was snubbed a couple of years ago, and he's a great personality for MLB to showcase: an over-sized kid with a cute nickname who swings the bat like a beast.
So boom. No backlash for Bochy, delayed justice for Sandoval and everyone's happy.
http://www.csnbayarea.com/07/10/11/img-srchttpcsnbayareacomcommonglobal_ima/landing_urban_v3.html?full_args=07/10/11/img-srchttpcsnbayareacomcommonglobal_ima/landing_urban_v3&blockID=540350&feedID=2539&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+csnbayarea_topstories+%28CSNBayArea.com+Top+Stories%29I don't always agree with Michael Urban, but he's right on target here...this selection is delayed justice for Pablo.
