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I got to see one of his most memorable games he caught. Sox/Tigers on an afternoon game at Fenway (back when we still had those). Clemens gives up back-to-back homers and hits the next batter (John Shelby). Shelby charges the mound and Marzano tackles him from behind. It was great.
I got to see one of his most memorable games he caught. Sox/Tigers on an afternoon game at Fenway (back when we still had those). Clemens gives up back-to-back homers and hits the next batter (John Shelby). Shelby charges the mound and Marzano tackles him from behind. It was great.
Wasn't there but remember the play well. Pretty good little player that played with a big heart and all of his abilities.
RIP John Marzano
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