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Selsky Returns from Injury as Arizona Sweeps San Francisco
Published by Tony Capobianco on March 22, 2011
After a month and a half out of the lineup due to a boxer's fracture sustained by a batting practice beaner in mid February, Arizona star outfielder Steve Selsky returned to the lineup as their right fielder for their three game series against the San Francisco Dons.
It wasn't like they need him—the Wildcats went 12-5 entering the series against San Francisco and all but two hitters are batting over .300 this season.
Against San Francisco, Arizona combined for 21 runs in two consecutive shutouts so far in the series. Selsky went five-for-14 with two home runs and six RBI in his first three games of the season.
"It's really good being back," Selsky said.
"I love playing with these guys. It just isn't the same on the bench."
Kurt Heyer and Kyle Simon combined to strike out 14 Dons in 14 innings. Heyer has indicated that his new curveball should make him even more dangerous going into PAC-10 play.
"I recently added a curveball to my arsenal of pitches, and I used it more than I ever have in game tonight," Heyer said.
"(The curveball) was so effectiv...
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