Indeed, that headline is not a lie. I have three things to say about Tyler Saladino at this given moment.
No. 1: The play he made on Chris Denorfia in the second inning of Saturday night's game was something else.
Just look at it.
That play came immediately after a remarkable stationary throw across the diamond, so he wasted no time one-upping himself.
No. 2: He finally hit a double.
It took 136 plate appearances, but he finally recorded his first double by raking a hanging Jake Arrieta curveball into the left-field corner.