& #X19; Want to be like Don 10;: How Kathy paid tribute to Mattingly
Casey is not only a The left-handed first baseman, and he’s been great in that role — especially at home plate. from1997-2008, He hit. 367/.302/.302 and spent most of his career in the Red Army (1997-1980).
After learning that he was going to be a member of the Yankees, Casey did some Symbolic things he’d never done before to show his appreciation for “Downey Baseball.”
“Here Never had a beard in my life — always had a goatee,” Casey said. “Then one day, I’m going to shave off my goatee, and I’m like, ‘You know what? I’ve always wanted to be like Don Mattingly, might as well keep ‘Stage.'”
Mattingly’s mustache is an iconic look if You were a baseball fan of the era, a sure sign of the era 1980s, he was one of the game’s elite hitters at the time and was in the Hall of Fame before a back injury derailed him.
“Looks good, said Mattingly. “It’s a little gray in there. Mine is Santa white now.”
but Casey believes in the daily lineup The names on the cards are all too good to continue in the current slump.
“But there are too many talents here, you have to go. “
Manny Randhawa of MLB.com contributed to this newsletter item.
