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Koo Doubles off Randy Johnson
Former Orix lefty Koo doubled off Randy Johnson in Saturday's Mets inter-league win over the Yankees [ESPN recap]. He also managed to score from second on a sacrifice bunt, and struck out three in an inning and a third. That's about as good a game as a relief pitcher can have, imho.

It's great to see Koo havign some big league success.
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Re: Koo Doubles off Randy Johnson
[ Author: himself | Posted: May 23, 2005 11:12 PM | FSH Fan ]

It was all the more surprising, considering that a few days before, he came up to bat, stood far away from the plate, and just took every single pitch before he struck out. To do what he did against Big Unit was amazing, but also amusing at the same time.
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  • Author: PLNara
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