Bad Day For Neshek
Despite our our (and many others') attempts to get out the vote, Twins reliever Pat Neshek finished third in the final All-Star voting. We wonder if perhaps he might have won if he'd had an extra few days in there, Rory Fitzpatrick style, but, alas.
It was a bad day all around for Pat, who suffered his first loss last night. Fortunately, his beautiful designed Web site — not that we should talk — will keep updating, and even putting up these in-no-way-uncomfortable-to-watch videos. Next year, Pat. Next year.
A Twin Will Keep Blogging Despite Losing An All-Star Vote [New York Times] On The Road With Pat Neshek Vote Neshek, Everybody [Deadspin]
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