Loe bonds with a family of fans
Stambaughs caring for snake while pitcher's in Triple-A
With much of his life spent on the road, in airports or on buses, Oklahoma RedHawks reliever Kameron Loe misses his girl.
Loe's girl doesn't walk on two legs and isn't human. It's a seven-foot Colombian red tail boa constrictor named Angel.
"I've had her for seven years and I've grown quite attached to her,” Loe said. "She's cool. I take her out and let people hold her all the time.”
The snake was ...
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