Orlando Hudson was seen in the clubhouse after Monday's game relaxing with a Coors ... but it's not what you think. From the
Denver Post:
After the game, Arizona second baseman Orlando Hudson requested an autographed ball from Peter Coors, the beer mogul and Rockies minority owner. A two-time Gold Glover wanted Coors' autograph?
"Are you kidding me? You know how big he is?" Hudson said. "He's what, sixth or seventh generation?"
A flattered Coors not only signed a ball, he went into the Diamondbacks' clubhouse to meet Hudson. Said Coors: "I don't ever remember an athlete doing that before. It was pretty cool."
I'm curious if he's strictly a Coors man. Would he ever consider playing for the Cardinals at Busch Stadium? Or how about the Brewers at Miller Park?
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