Okay, I'm going to give away the ending at the beginning.

No, Andy Rodriguez is not the starting catcher yet.

Good morning to you.

Good.

Wednesday morning, I'm Day on Kabatio, which of D DK Pittsburgh Sports, and this is Daily Shot of Pirates.

Brought you by the North Shore Tavern. Comes your way bright and early every weekday. If you're into football and or hockey, I also cover two other teams in town and offer daily shots of Steelers and Penguins in the same place

that you found this. Pirates 10, Astros 6 last night in Houston. That's a four-game

winning streak. That's also 35 runs in those four games. 13 hits in this one included.

Monster three-run.

Blast by O'Neill Cruz.

That off of old friend, Mike Burroughs.

Brandon Lau with his team leading 15th.

His also a three-run shot.

Then there was Andy Rodriguez. Oh, he homered two. His was a two-run shot in the second inning. He also doubled for an RBI. He walked. And there's no way

you're watching this kid swing the bat right now and thinking to yourself,

man, I can't wait to get the guy with the 135 average out there instead.

It's just, it's not natural.

It's not normal.

No matter what you think of Henry Davis, what level of respect you have for how hard

he works, how he's built himself into this defensively superior player behind the plate,

how he can call a game with Paul Skeen's on the mound.

And he's been up since May 12th.

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