Urrutia picks up his pants in Sarasota, goes to Mexico

[interloper]

13 minutes ago, Chavez Ravine said:

Henry has a history of playing the pants card:

https://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/bs-xpm-2013-04-29-bs-sp-orioles-henry-urrutia-0430-20130429-story.html

Hahaha incredible. 

[scOtt]

36 minutes ago, Going Underground said:

https://www.denim-fever.net/denim/expensive-jeans-in-the-world-series-1/

Always needed a ugly pair of jeans for $250,000.

 

Didn't mean neg reps to you. Just... WhoTF would pay that much for jeans?????

[Frobby]

I do remember Urrutia as having disproportionately long legs.   

[Hazmat]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDjt9DRPhCI

This is like when George purposely left his hat at a girl's apartment so he'd have an excuse for a 2nd date with her.

[weams]

Henry is as nice a fellow as you may neet. 

[sportsfan8703]

He might not have the money to special order pants. Urrutia is a good dude. Didn’t he have an Orioles themed car. I was at the game he hit the walk off homer vs the Mets. If only he could e played with the juiced ball. Hopefully we’ll make him a milb asst coach someday. 

[OriolesMagic83]

19 minutes ago, sportsfan8703 said:

He might not have the money to special order pants. Urrutia is a good dude. Didn’t he have an Orioles themed car. I was at the game he hit the walk off homer vs the Mets. If only he could e played with the juiced ball. Hopefully we’ll make him a milb asst coach someday. 

He did have money to fly to Florida.  Those are some expensive pants.

I want Felix Pie back as a coach someday.  Equipment costs would plummet.

 

[DrungoHazewood]

18 hours ago, Number5 said:

He flew in to Miami to pick up some pants?  Must be some really nice pants.  

Dude, it's South Beach.  You have to make an appearance.

[DrungoHazewood]

17 hours ago, Frobby said:

I do remember Urrutia as having disproportionately long legs.   

This is going to win the inexplicable post of the day award, but whenever I hear of a player with really long legs I think of Indians/White Sox third baseman Carlos Martinez.  He only fielded .925 at third, mostly because his glove had to cover the equivalent area of a Zeppelin hangar door from the waist down.