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Friday, April 01, 2005

Mariner Management Mocked By Kansas City Royals Fan 

Comments:

Apparently he was one of age scandal guys. When everyone thought he was 22 he was a marginal prospect, but as soon as he became 25 in about a day he was not really looking like much. His best year was a .945 OPS in Albuquerque (the NCAAs taught me to spell!) as a 26-year-old. Topography lesson: Albuquerque is higher in elevation than Denver.

Don't we already have like a zillion 28-year-old AAA guys already? Like Willie Bloomquist.

# posted by  Caldwell : 4:11 PM

 

Oh, and you and that guy are brothers-in-law-in-law

# posted by  Caldwell : 4:11 PM

 

And what's that writer's name? Maybe we could get a two-paragraph guest spot out of him or something.

# posted by  Caldwell : 8:23 PM

 

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