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“But Berkman crushed a two-out, two-run, opposite-field homer in the bottom of the inning.”
The Wall Street Journal: Fireworks Finish, but No Champion Yet
“Bryce Harper has already impressed during batting practice, mixing in opposite-field line drives with a few blasts to right and center, including one that smacked off a batter's eye some 20 feet above a 410 sign in dead-away center field.”
The Washington Post: Nationals spring training live blog, Bryce Harper Debut Edition
“But Angel Pagan followed with a very wind-aided home run to left, an opposite-field solo shot on a 75-mph curve.”
The Washington Post: Nationals spring training live blog, Bryce Harper Debut Edition
“Then Pavano's performance was quickly blemished by the big opposite-field homers by Rodriguez and Posada.”
“Second baseman and reigning MVP Dustin Pedroia, making the stadium look small, led off the inning by hitting an opposite-field solo homer into right-center-field seats.”
“J. and C.C. to the lights-out bullpen and timely hitting of Derek Jeter—his opposite-field tworun homer in the bottom of the eighth supplied a five-run cushion—the swagger and identity that the New York Yankees lost was being reestablished in a hurry.”
“Two pitches later, A-Rod hit an opposite-field rocket into the right-field corner that struck a hard surface and ricocheted back into the field of play.”
“And I honestly thought it was going to be caught, — Aaron Rowand, on his opposite-field homer (No. 4 on the season) into the wind at New York's City Field.”
“Jeter quickly earned a reputation as one of baseball's best opposite-field hitters, taking inside pitches and fisting them in front of the right fielder.”
“Howard hit an opposite-field, two-run homer to left off Andy Pettitte (FSY) in the sixth inning to cut New York's lead to 7-3 but that was it for the Philadelphia offense.”
Series notebook: Steinbrenner wins 7th title as Yankees owner
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