MLB Team's Angry Scene After Big Victory, The Baltimore Orioles pulled off a crucial win, but their moods turned ugly in a hurry. Scene in Orioles' clubhouse while watching Yanks: Hopes, curses and BoSox jokes, It was the kind of game where disbelief gave way to more disbelief.
But the greatest disbelief came after the ballgame ended.
Chris Davis, author of the titanic home run that served as the only score of a 1-0 Baltimore Orioles victory against the Tampa Bay Rays, stood by his locker and asked how far they said his bomb to center field went.
"Four forty," someone said.
"Come on!" he yelled, a smile creasing his face. Everyone thought the ball went much farther than that, flying so far beyond the 404 sign in the top of the fourth inning that Rays outfielder B.J. Upton simply turned around and watched it soar.
But the greatest disbelief came after the ballgame ended.
Chris Davis, author of the titanic home run that served as the only score of a 1-0 Baltimore Orioles victory against the Tampa Bay Rays, stood by his locker and asked how far they said his bomb to center field went.
"Four forty," someone said.
"Come on!" he yelled, a smile creasing his face. Everyone thought the ball went much farther than that, flying so far beyond the 404 sign in the top of the fourth inning that Rays outfielder B.J. Upton simply turned around and watched it soar.
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