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Scott’s friend finds a home in Rays clubhouse
Posted Feb 21, 2013 by Roger Mooney
Updated Feb 21, 2013 at 04:48 PM
ROGER MOONEY
PORT CHARLOTTE Rays designated hitter Luke Scott had his prized stuff boars head mounted Thursday morning on the side of his locker inside the clubhouse at Charlotte Sports Park.
Scott killed the wild boar with his spear before the 2012 season.
The head was mounted during the Rays workout, and it greeted the players as they returned, generating some double-takes and more than a few choice 9and unprintable) words.
Scott took his hat on placed on top of the head.
“He’s officially a Ray now,” Scott said.
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Por (itsallpoo) on February 21, 2013 (Suggest removal)
It’s no small feat to kill a boar with a spear. They like to run up it and attack the hunter, I hope he had a proper boar spear designed to stop the nasty piggy from running up the spear.
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