Randy Johnson was recently elected into the Major League
Baseball Hall of Fame as we all know and many wondered what team the Big Unit
would go into the Hall supporting. Johnson spent time in Seattle, Houston, San
Francisco, Montreal and New York during his career but his time in Arizona
apparently meant the most to him, and was the most successful for him truth be
told. For that reason Johnson will head into the Hall of Fame wearing his #51
in red and black supporting the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Obviously Johnson was not going to wear a Yankees cap in the
Hall after spending just two seasons in the Bronx, although he did win 34 games
in two seasons, so this should come as no surprise to anyone. Johnson will be
the first true Diamondbacks player to enter the Hall, Roberto Alomar spent time
in Arizona but did not enter the Hall as a Diamondback, after winning the first
World Series for the franchise among a slew of other achievements and
accomplishments.
Congratulations to Randy once again and congratulations to
the Arizona Diamondbacks organization and their fans. This has to be truly
special and an honor for them.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Sorry for the Capatcha... Blame the Russians :)