"Don't tell Rockies veteran Jason Giambi he's too old, or he's made too much money, or he's been too renowned or too successful to care. Don't tell him it was just a Spring Training game. The triumphant toss of the bat as he watched a monstrous home run off Rangers right-hander Mark Lowe sail more than halfway up a terrace above the center-field wall at Surprise Stadium on Wednesday night spoke for the awesomeness of the moment. Actually, Giambi did quite well with the spoken word. "It's the purest form of perfection that you can reach in this game," Giambi said softly, savoring each syllable. "It's like a warm butter knife through butter. It's just smooth, easy and it comes off your bat. When you're rounding the bases, there's that sense, that moment in time when you've done something perfect." Read more: http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp...4656&vkey=news_col&c_id=col&partnerId=rss_col
