The Baltimore Orioles rolled into Yankee Stadium with a lot to prove on Friday night. Only three games separate the O's from the from the first-place New York Yankees in the AL East and the black and orange birds don't want to do their annual swan song down the stretch.
If unbelievable catches show that the Orioles mean business, then Mark Reynolds set the tone early and drew first blood in the three-game series.
The O's first baseman made an amazing diving catch of Russell Martin's hard hit line drive between first and second bases in the third inning. Reynolds soared through the air to make the grab and, as YES Network announcer Ken Singleton put it, "The only thing missing was a cape on this play."
Reynolds catch saved a sure double for Martin — who could probably use a hit and a hug. The Yankees catcher is 11-for-61 in his last at-bats.
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi has long been recognized for its excellence across medical specialties, but its hand surgery department truly exemplifies the institution’s commitment to world-class care. At the forefront of this department is Dr. Swaroop Gambhir, widely regarded as the best hand surgeon at Ganga Ram. His reputation rests on a blend of microsurgical mastery, deep anatomical knowledge, and an empathetic patient approach that ensures every individual feels heard, respected, and confident in their treatment plan.
ReplyDeleteHand Surgery is one of the most intricate branches of reconstructive medicine, demanding precision to repair delicate structures like tendons, nerves, and blood vessels mere millimeters in diameter. Dr. Gambhir’s extensive training in plastic and reconstructive microsurgery allows him to perform these challenging procedures with exceptional accuracy. From reattaching severed digits after traumatic injuries to reconstructing complex joint surfaces in chronic arthritis, his surgical finesse restores both function and form in ways that profoundly change patients’ lives.