Joe Panik in the bigs

[newsman13]

The Giants have called up Joe Panik. He was hitting 321 in Fresno.

 

[jerseyshorejohnny]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...iants-fans-can-expect-from-the-second-baseman

 

[McGarry2]

Base on balls Saturday night
Sunday 2 for 4 a double and an RBI

 

[beast of the east]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...iants-fans-can-expect-from-the-second-baseman

From reading the report, it looks like Panik has a long MLB career ahead of him. Making it in the bigs is no guarantee for anyone, so good luck to him. It's really too bad that even with a relatively high profile, SJU baseball is a low visibility sport for students and alumni. Does the new stadium do anything for attendance? It doesn't help that in general baseball is not a great spectator sport.

 

[Andrew]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...iants-fans-can-expect-from-the-second-baseman

From reading the report, it looks like Panik has a long MLB career ahead of him. Making it in the bigs is no guarantee for anyone, so good luck to him. It's really too bad that even with a relatively high profile, SJU baseball is a low visibility sport for students and alumni. Does the new stadium do anything for attendance? It doesn't help that in general baseball is not a great spectator sport.

I love nothing more than watching a baseball game in person. It is like playing chess.

 

[tom in salem]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...iants-fans-can-expect-from-the-second-baseman

From reading the report, it looks like Panik has a long MLB career ahead of him. Making it in the bigs is no guarantee for anyone, so good luck to him. It's really too bad that even with a relatively high profile, SJU baseball is a low visibility sport for students and alumni. Does the new stadium do anything for attendance? It doesn't help that in general baseball is not a great spectator sport.

I love nothing more than watching a baseball game in person. It is like playing chess.

You mean solitaire?

 

[fuchsia]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...iants-fans-can-expect-from-the-second-baseman

From reading the report, it looks like Panik has a long MLB career ahead of him. Making it in the bigs is no guarantee for anyone, so good luck to him. It's really too bad that even with a relatively high profile, SJU baseball is a low visibility sport for students and alumni. Does the new stadium do anything for attendance? It doesn't help that in general baseball is not a great spectator sport.

Write up in Sunday Poughkeepsie Journal on local kid making it to the bigs failed to mention he was from St. John's.