That’s Amaury’s News and Commentary: Laureano’s glove and bat helps out A’s; plus much more

Oakland A’s center fielder Ramon Laureano reaches up with the glove hand and makes a snow cone catch up against the padded wall at the Oakland Coliseum of a batted ball hit by the Baltimore Orioles DJ Stewart in the top of the eighth inning on Sun May 2, 2021 (AP News photo)

On That’s Amaury’s podcast:

#1 The Oakland A’s Ramon Laureano saved the series with a spectacular catch and and a two run home run in Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Orioles.

#2 Freak injury reported when Oakland A’s pitcher Jesus Luzardo in his excitement hit his hand against a coffee table and fractured his pinkie his length of absence was not known.

#3 Amaury in basketball another strange injury the Golden State Warriors Juan Toscano-Anderson flew out of bounds to try and save an out of bounds basketball but flew over a scorers table while playing the Boston Celtics and suffered a head gash and concussion talk about going all out.

#4 Amaury, in football talk about how competitive it could be once the San Francisco 49ers training camp gets underway when starting Jimmy Garoppolo and back up quarterback Trey Lance start showing their skills to get ready for the season. Lance quarterbacked last year in college at North Dakota State without throwing an interception while Garoppolo was battling a season ending injury.

#5 In San Jose Sharks hockey back on March 2019 one year before the pandemic the Sharks had announced that they would stream all the rest of that season’s game on Tico Sports with play by play announcer Ambrosio Rico, the Sharks had been hosting Hispanic Heritage nights and had given out Los Tiburones jerseys during those nights. Fast forward 2021 whatever became of the Spanish broadcast idea for Sharks hockey and where did it go?

Join Amaury Pi Gonzalez for That’s Amaury’s News and Commentary at http://www.sportsradioservice.com. Amaury is the Oakland A’s lead play by play Spanish radio announcer on flagship station 1010 KIQI LaGrande San Francisco

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