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Bogar Busts out the Boots, Herrera busts out the Stick
You know a win is huge when it snaps a four-game losing streak.
But at Canal Park, you know an Aeros win is really big when manager Tim Bogar busts out his cowboy boots.
I don't mean once he's out of uniform and dressed in street clothes. Nope, Bogar's big-game statement is always made while still in his uniform, parading around the clubhouse with his old out-of-style brown cowboy boots.
Bogar doesn't care how goofy he looks. The boots were a gift from teammates when he first made it to the big leagues, and Bogar reserves wearing them now only for his team's big wins.
It didn't take Bogar long to put them on Wednesday night after shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera hit a three-run, walk-off home run in the ninth inning that not only won the game 9-7, but also snapped the team's losing streak AND prevented a sweep by lowly Harrisburg.
But before the boots came out, former Aeros catcher Javi Herrera blasted a three-run home run in the fifth that handed visiting Harrisburg an early 6-0 advantage.
Few Aeros fans would ever openly root for an opponent, but here's betting there were plently of people doing it quietly for one of Akron's former favorite players.