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pstrickert · 12-09-2006, 12:57 AM

Houston outfielder Carlos Lee thought he'd hit a home run before last night's 8-6 win over Colorado. He did hit a home run -- three of them, in fact. "I had a good feeling," Lee said. "Before the game I told my teammates, 'I feel some thunder in the lumber.'" The three home runs boosted Lee's season total to 21.

Carlos Lee may not always talk softly -- but he sure carries a big stick. Yesterday, he used that lumber to crack 3 home runs in the 8-6 Houston win over Colorado. "I felt so good out there," said Lee, "I could've played all night and then some." With the 3 home runs, Lee raised his season total to 21.

Need an electrician? Give Carlos Lee a call. His 3 home runs powered Houston to an 8-6 win over Colorado. "That feels good," Lee said, "putting a charge in the ball." The 3 home runs and 6 runs batted in raised Lee's season total to 21 and 67, respectively.

12-09-2006, 12:57 AM	#7
pstrickert Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 16,440	Houston outfielder Carlos Lee thought he'd hit a home run before last night's 8-6 win over Colorado. He did hit a home run -- three of them, in fact. "I had a good feeling," Lee said. "Before the game I told my teammates, 'I feel some thunder in the lumber.'" The three home runs boosted Lee's season total to 21. Carlos Lee may not always talk softly -- but he sure carries a big stick. Yesterday, he used that lumber to crack 3 home runs in the 8-6 Houston win over Colorado. "I felt so good out there," said Lee, "I could've played all night and then some." With the 3 home runs, Lee raised his season total to 21. Need an electrician? Give Carlos Lee a call. His 3 home runs powered Houston to an 8-6 win over Colorado. "That feels good," Lee said, "putting a charge in the ball." The 3 home runs and 6 runs batted in raised Lee's season total to 21 and 67, respectively.