#TBT: Steady Machado shows off arm vs. Blue Jays
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November 03, 2015 1:34 pm
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What do you mean there’s no more baseball?
Another exciting season has come and gone, and while we look ahead to what will likely be a busy offseason for the Orioles, we’ll also look back at some of the amazing plays and moments from 2015.
Every offseason, we post one of our favorite clips of the previous season each Thursday in our #TBT series. And who better to kick off this year’s series than Manny Machado? The third baseman, who turned 23 this season, was the only player in the major…
What do you mean there’s no more baseball?
Another exciting season has come and gone, and while we look ahead to what will likely be a busy offseason for the Orioles, we’ll also look back at some of the amazing plays and moments from 2015.
Every offseason, we post one of our favorite clips of the previous season each Thursday in our #TBT series. And who better to kick off this year’s series than Manny Machado? The third baseman, who turned 23 this season, was the only player in the major leagues to play in 162 games this season.
That led to 35 home runs, 30 doubles and 20 stolen bases, in addition to being nominated as the Best Everyday Player in the 2015 MLB Esurance Awards. You can vote for Machado here.
Of course, playing in every game also meant that baseball fans were treated to a defensive show every night.
Before completing 162 games, Machado’s arm and defensive prowess shone early in the season. In just the fifth game of the campaign, he made this dazzling grab and throw to first base.
So, without any further ado, sit back, enjoy this amazing play and gear up for another offseason of #TBT posts at MASNsports.com!
Did watching that play convince you to vote Machado as Best Everyday Player? Vote for Machado and others in the 2015 MLB Esurance Awards.
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— Orioles on MASN (@masnOrioles) April 12, 2015
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