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Guillen predicts Stanton will kill someone

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Thought you guys would love this...

 

After watching Giancarlo Stanton hammer two line drives, one of which struck the wall at AT&T Park with tremendous force and the other that sailed over it to give the Marlins a 3-2 lead in the 10th, Guillen predicted his slugger will cause bodily harm to some pitcher or third baseman before the end of the season.

 

"If this kid puts the ball in play, that ball is going to get hurt," Guillen said. "I (never saw) anybody hit line drives like that. I never saw anyone the ball come off his bat like that. That kid will kill one pitcher before the season is over. Or a third baseman. I hope not, but, wow, if this kid hit the ball back to the pitcher the way he hit it to left field yesterday, it's going to be a (medical) helicopter coming down, and hurry up, because that's scary."

 

http://miamiherald.t...-as-closer.html

I seriously think if he hit one of his liners back at the pitcher it would kill them. His bat speed is unbelievable.

how about people in the stands, people need to be on high alert when he is up

 

Like Sea World they'll have to set up a "splash zone" of BLOOD!!!!

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