Four Of A Kind

Wednesday, May 9, 2012 Four Of A Kind BALTIMORE -- Moments before he made history with his final swing in an incredible four-homer performance, Josh Hamilton stepped to the plate in the eighth inning with a surprising sense of calm. The Texas Rangers slugger had never before hit more than two home runs in a game, and he already had three. So as he took his place in the batter's box against Baltimore right-hander Darren O'Day, Hamilton already had a feeling of accomplishment. "I just went up like it was any other at-bat because if I don't hit one," Hamilton reasoned, "I've still had a really good night." It turned out to be unforgettable. LISTEN: Ozzie Curses Out Reporter Over Castro Question Two-Time Super Bowl Champion Dies Is Blake Griffin Losing Respect For Flopping? Tiger Woods Mocked By Golf Hall Of Famers Capitals Winger Targeted By Racist Tweets.. Again BLOG POSTS Melissa Carter: A 'Thank You' to Pat Summitt It was a unique experience to attend UT while Pat Summitt was head coach, because there were as many fans cheering on the women's basketball team as the men's. Through Coach Summitt the entire country learned that women could be just as competitive as men, both on and off the court.

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