Alternatively, treat “Cks” as the plural of “CK” (abbreviation for cask, check, or cricoid cartilage). Unlikely.
Ryan Walker impressing as leverage arm in Giants' bullpen - MLB.com
“Key C (Cks?) Right Hand Walking” — actually, “Cks” could be “Clicks” — a walking bass with key clicks (percussive key noise) in the right hand. But this is too obscure.
A protocol used in electronic security and identity resolution to match data across different systems.
Alternatively, treat “Cks” as the plural of “CK” (abbreviation for cask, check, or cricoid cartilage). Unlikely.
Ryan Walker impressing as leverage arm in Giants' bullpen - MLB.com
“Key C (Cks?) Right Hand Walking” — actually, “Cks” could be “Clicks” — a walking bass with key clicks (percussive key noise) in the right hand. But this is too obscure.
A protocol used in electronic security and identity resolution to match data across different systems.