Well it would all depend on their base running ability and where they actually hit the ball, no matter how fast you are, you not going to get on base with a bloop single. If you put one into the gap, you still have to be a good base runner. There is a certain science to running the bases that you have to learn, plus there are players like Jimmy Rollins and Ichiro Suzuki, who are quite fast and nimble around the bases but still can achieve many inside the parkers unless the ball is placed in the right spot in the right ball park.5. Honeymoon in Houston. Of all the odd quasicelebrity weddings in recent American history, Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder and ESPN reporter Samantha Steele tying the knot with no family present in the St.

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