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7/5/09

Jose Valverderde gets hit in the face with a line drive, continues the game to get the save anyway

Jose Valverde took a line drive to the face... and then just kept on pitching

MLB, Houston Astros, Philadelphia Phillies

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Jose Valverde got hit in the face with a line drive, but stayed in the game anyway and picked up the save against the Phillies. Talk about toughness... impressive showing, Jose!

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7/5/09

frenchy62

1	Very gutsy!!!! It did look like the ball might have grazed his glove before it got him in the head, but still quite impressive.

7/5/09

elevenbravo138again

1	That's an 'old school' approach.

7/5/09

Surge

1	Even more impressive considering that the Phillies were playing the Mets.

7/5/09

zhum24

0	Surge wrote: Even more impressive considering that the Phillies were playing the Mets. Thats no way to talk baseball, you have to respect each team as if you were the manager of it.

7/5/09

BluDevil

1	elevenbravo138again wrote: That's an 'old school' approach. Old school? Now this is old school. Nolan Ryan, Bo Jackson, 'nuff said. Good man Jose, good man.