Pablo Sandoval is officially back in San Fran and guess what??? He is in the best shape of his life. Imagine that
I never know who I’m going to see at the park at 8:00..Pablo seems best shape I’ve ever seen him & very happy here pic.twitter.com/E0bP7DsZQw
— Marty Lurie (@baseballmarty) July 22, 2017
Here are just some of the other times Sandoval was in the best shape of his life:
2009 S.F. GIANTS Fan favorite Sandoval goes extra mile to shape up, slim down
2011 If Bengie Molina could play catcher with a physique that would have shamed Babe Ruth‘s, then Pablo Sandoval can do it in the best shape of his life.
2014
I’ve seen Sandoval training with his team for at least a month or even more, and yes, he has slimmed down.
— Rafael Rojas C (@rafaelrojasESPN) January 14, 2014
Pablo Sandoval of @SFGiants says he lost the extra weight — he won’t specify how much — “to show my maturity.” pic.twitter.com/m5agfL8MXA
— Jorge L. Ortiz (@jorgelortiz) February 15, 2014
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