Teammates told Anderson that the Mets now generally score a dozen or so runs every day and urged him not to screw up the average.
"That a lot of pressure," Anderson said.
--Marty Noble at MLB.com
Outstanding Clubhouse Presence
6 years ago
Friday, July 20, 2007
highest offensive output of the season
Marlon Anderson, in his return to the Mets, drove in the eighth and ninth runs with a single.
Teammates told Anderson that the Mets now generally score a dozen or so runs every day and urged him not to screw up the average.
"That a lot of pressure," Anderson said.
Teammates told Anderson that the Mets now generally score a dozen or so runs every day and urged him not to screw up the average.
"That a lot of pressure," Anderson said.
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