DANIEL NAVA RUMORS & GOSSIP
Video: Daniel Nava completely fooled by home run hit by Ian Kinsler
Your browser does not support iframes.Boston Red Sox outfielder Daniel Nava may not be the best person to ask for help if you misplace something. Nava had enough trouble trying to locate a no-doubt home run by Texas Rangers second basemen Ian Kinsler on Saturday.Watch as Kinsler smacks an offering from Red Sox hurler John Lackey high and deep toward the seats in left field. At...
Daniel Nava still looking for Ian Kinsler's home run (Video)
Boston Red Sox left fielder Daniel Nava stopped in his tracks after completely losing a home run ball by Texas Rangers leadoff batter Ian Kinsler during Saturday's MLB game in Arlington.
Nava was so fooled that he was still looking for the ball after it had already landed in the stands.
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With Shane Victorino hurt, Daniel Nava steps up
Probably every Red Sox fan remembers Daniel Nava’s stunning entrance onto the team in 2010. I mean, it’s not everyday that someone hits a grand slam off of the first pitch in their first at bat in the majors.
But after that, his performance was a bit lackluster. Offensively, he was fairly average, and let’s just say defensively he was not the first choice to put on the field...
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Nava has learned to play the Green Monster, but right field at Fenway is an entirely different challenge. In fact, the Red Sox signed Victorino because they wanted a right fielder who possessed both the range...
Daniel Nava Adjusting to Right Field, Looks to Teammates for Positioning Help (Video)
Daniel Nava has been off to a hot start this season, and after Sunday’s game against the Astros, he had recorded two hits in back-to-back games.
The switch-hitter’s bat has been explosive so far, and Nava is also making his presence felt in right field. He started in right field for the first time this season on April 21 against the Kansas City Royals, but that position hasn’t...
Daniel Nava Admits He Considered Retirement ‘a Couple of Times,’ Felt He ‘Needed to Be Realistic’
Daniel Nava is off to a red-hot start this season, which makes it hard to believe that he once considered walking away from baseball.
“Yeah, I did, a couple of times,” Nava said when asked if he ever considered retiring, according to WEEI.com.
Nava’s baseball journey has been interesting to say the least. Nava went undrafted out of college, and he then played in the Golden...
Video: Nava Homer Gives Red Sox Emotional Win
Clay Buchholz was strong for eight innings but it was Daniel Nava who played hero on Saturday afternoon. It was his three-run homer in the 8th inning that helped the Boston Red Sox to a 4-3 win over the Kansas City Royals.
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Nava home run lifts Red Sox, Fenway
From tears to cheers, the healing has begun in Boston.
A week of despicable acts that created incomparable sadness saw the city take a first step to recovery on Saturday at Fenway Park.
A city that saw heroes come in many shapes and forms during the week turned to its beloved Red Sox and the team answered with a come-from-behind, 4-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals.
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Daniel Nava’s Resiliency Provides Perfect Ending Imaginable to Emotional Day at Fenway Park
It all made perfect sense. Fans at Fenway Park on Saturday saw a resilient player enjoy a resilient moment in a resilient town on a resilient day.
Daniel Nava launched a three-run home run in the eighth inning to propel the Red Sox to a 4-3 victory on an emotional afternoon. Looking at all the variables involved, a more fitting ending couldn’t have been scripted.
Nava comes with...
Daniel Nava’s Opening Day Heroics Only Add to His Special Baseball Journey
When Daniel Nava is presented with a new opportunity, he really goes all in.
Nava hit a grand slam against the Yankees on the first pitch he ever saw in the majors in 2010. On Monday, he capped off his first ever Fenway Park home opener with a game-winning, three-run home run against the Orioles.
Monday’s Opening Day heroics only add to the wild journey that is Nava’s career...
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