Apr. 20—Alfredo Duno's destination at the end of an inning doesn't change. When his pitchers cross the line, he greets them. Even when pitchers are met by an umpire for the random foreign-substance check, Duno waits. Hand slap. Sometimes an arm around the shoulder. Always good words. "He's one of those guys that hypes his pitchers up," Dayton Dragons reliever Jimmy Romano said. "He keeps them ...
