Danks displays promise in debut

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bucksox bucksox posted 4/9/2007 from www.southsidesox.com [flag]
John Danks held the Twins' Piranhas in check during his first major league start. It was the big fish -- the Sharks -- that bit him in the deciding 4th inning. Danks, who told anyone and everyone that he wasn't nervous entering his first big league outing, looked just the opposite during his first two innings of work. [link]

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