James Wood makes a history that is not seen from Barry Bonds

22-year-old Slugger James Wood played in 163 career games and Washington Nationals‘Left Flader has already found in the same list as Barry Bonds.

In the meeting of citizens on Sunday, Los Angeles intentionally walked wood four times – a sign of respect No shot was seen from bonds in 2004. years. WITNESS OF THE HOUSE MADE KING They achieved the feat of four time in the season.

Manny Ramirez, Andre Davson, Garri Templeton and Roger Maris are the only other players who intentionally walked four times in the game. The wood is the only one who does it as a member of the national or predecessor of the organization, Montreal Expos.

“It’s pretty cool,” the tree said after the game, via Brian Murphy Mlb.com. “If you put yourself in the same sentence as (bonds), then it’s pretty cool.”

Citizens won the game7-4 in 11 entries, and the wood went 1-2 to go with his four free passages. The second-year suit is leading Washington in housekeepers (22), RBI (64), achieved (52), Average from Beat (.93) and Ops (.938).

James Wood Feat shows offensive weakness on citizens

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Tunic James Young was probably not the only person disappointed that she did not arrive that the tree was more hit. He explained why it happened after the game.

“It stinks because I like watching him hit him, but it’s pretty crazy that they’re already taking those measures against him,” he said. “He wore our work for many years and that’s especially when it’s up there.”

Without any protection against placement, the wood will probably still get such treatment – maybe four intentional walks in the game, but will not see the tons of great terrains. Even with wood, citizens have a team .704 team, which is at the 20th. Majora ranks.

No one else in the team has more than 13 domestic Nathaniel Love Veteran Pairing the number with .696 Ops and .232 average. In addition to wood, CJ Abrams is the only regular boast of the Ops above .720.

Splitli, the tree dragged eight out of 10 dedicated walks this season.

Russell Steinberg Covers baseball main leagues and New York Liberty for Kutchpoints. Baseball and a basketball life, wrote for the room, Slam, SB Nation, next and more. He graduated in Niu 2012. year continues to serve as well as announcements and a casual broadcaster for school basketballs and volleyball teams.