I don't bring up Henry Davis to pick on him.

Bring him up day after.

Pretty nice performance, actually.

Good morning to you.

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Steelers and Penguins that I hope you'll take the time to check out. Pirates eight Cardinals

three last night at Bush Stadium. Mitch Keller

bouncing back from a rough stretch there, really, to put up a quality start, three runs, three

hits over six innings, struck out nine. Kyle Nicholas and Isaac Mattson with zeroes the rest of the way.

Brian Reynolds with a couple doubles, Andrew McCutcheon with a couple of RBIs, and Henry.

Henry with a solo bomb in addition to a sack fly and just some good overall plate appearances

for him, which might mean as much as anything results-wise, all while

Henry continues to acquit himself surprisingly well behind the plate, not just with the arm,

which everybody knew was an 80 grade when he was drafted, but also in terms of his receiving,

his awareness, his game-calling. There are times where you can see at least some

of what was seen to make him the number one overall pick in the draft. This was Don Kelly afterward,

speaking with reporters in St. Louis, including our own Jose Negron of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

Yeah, I thought he had some really good swings, too, on balls that he was falling off straight back,

was in the aback, continued to battle, continued to grind through it.

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