Marquis two-hits Pirates

Pittsburgh : PA : USA | Aug 11, 2012 at 9:18 PM PDT

Source: San Diego Union-Tribune

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Quite naturally, the good people at PNC Park were more busy training their concern on Chase Headley, the switch-hitter whose every approach to the plate this weekend seemed to mean at least one more run for the Padres. Eventually, though, the crowd of 39,485 acted as if their Pittsburgh Pirates had a... FULL ARTICLE AT San Diego Union-Tribune

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