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San Diego Padres manager and Ohio native Craig Stammen is a man of his word, in this instance at least.
After the Cincinnati Reds' only win in three games at Petco Park, the Reds.TV broadcast briefly showed Stammen responding to someone behind the Padres' dugout.
Jomboy replied to a Dennis Lin tweet that read as follows: "Before he made his managerial debut, Craig Stammen said he wanted to avoid being featured on a certain multimedia platform. Then he confronted a heckler last night. 'I didn't say one cuss word. You can look it up on Jomboy.'"
"Stammen is right," Jomboy tweeted June 11. "We were able to eliminate all cuss words from the list of things he might have said."
The Reds won the game in 11 innings after Sal Stewart homered in the top of the 11th, and Zach Maxwell slammed the door in the bottom of the 11th for his first MLB save.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Padres' Craig Stammen didn't curse at fan after loss to Reds | Jomboy
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After the Cincinnati Reds' only win in three games at Petco Park, the Reds.TV broadcast briefly showed Stammen responding to someone behind the Padres' dugout.
Jomboy replied to a Dennis Lin tweet that read as follows: "Before he made his managerial debut, Craig Stammen said he wanted to avoid being featured on a certain multimedia platform. Then he confronted a heckler last night. 'I didn't say one cuss word. You can look it up on Jomboy.'"
"Stammen is right," Jomboy tweeted June 11. "We were able to eliminate all cuss words from the list of things he might have said."
The Reds won the game in 11 innings after Sal Stewart homered in the top of the 11th, and Zach Maxwell slammed the door in the bottom of the 11th for his first MLB save.
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This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Padres' Craig Stammen didn't curse at fan after loss to Reds | Jomboy
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