where is ex-blue jay pitcher joey hamilton? i batted against him in high school and doubled in 2 runs.?
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Joey hasn't pitched in the big leagues since the 2003 season for the Cincinati Reds. H's probably enjoying his unearned millions somewhere, thanks to the Blue Jays.
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Wow!!  I haven't thought or heard about "my name, Jose Jimenez" in years.  WHERE is he anyway?  Good question.
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716 in his baseball career. I'm not sure how many in his other careers. gimme a break
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I too LOVED Johnny Damon until he became a Johnny Judas.  Go anywhere... Just don't go to the Yankees.  I wish I was going to the game on May 1 as I would join you in booing him.  I am going to the game on 9/17 AT YANKEE STADIUM.  I was thinking of taking my old Johnny Judas t-shirt and burning it outside the stadium.  :o)
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I played against Shane Battier in HS. Detroit Country day kicked our butt... Shane was awesome.. Our crowd was even cheering for him..\nChris Webber also went to Detroit Country Day, but a couple of years before my time
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The Rockies probably got rid of Castilla because he is aging but still pulls in a pretty decent salary... you know they traded him some time ago, right? He played for the Nats last year (they moved the Expos to D.C. and named them that if you need to be caught up on any more old news) and now he plays for the Padres. But he certainly doesn't suck. He is a great infielder... he's just been around a while.
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Trevor Crowe has been making a lot of noise in Arizona Fall League and he is an outfielder.  I think the one that got away is\ngoing to make the most noise in San Diego.  His name is Kevin\nKouzmanoff and is a 3B-OF.
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It was Jeffey Leonard of the San Francisco Giants vs the St Louis Cardinals. This from a guy who hit only 17 HR for the season.
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John pitched for the Braves when he made thos racist remarks and his career went down hill from that point on.  He was traded to Cleveland, but that didn't last long.  He also had unsucessful stints with Texas and Tampa Bay and finished his MLB career in 2003.\n\nHe took the 2004 season off to recover from surgery on his left shoulder. In 2005, he signed with the Long Island Ducks of the independent Atlantic League in an attempt to revive his career. \n\nIn April 2005, he asked New Yorkers to "bury the hatchet", claiming his willingness to play in Long Island proved he had matured since his controversial comments.\n\nHowever, after going 0-2 with a 6.50 ERA in 23 games, he was released on June 27, 2005. Through a statement released by the team said, "After pitching for two months with the Long Island Ducks, the consistency required to pitch at the major league level, and the consistency I demand from myself, are not where they should be... I have elected to take a step back and re-evaluate the options available to me."\n\nIn 2006, Rocker appeared on the Spike TV network's Pros vs. Joes, a program that pits retired professional athletes against amateurs. In March 2006, Rocker made tabloid headlines by being seen around town with African American sports writer and fitness model Alicia Marie who covered a Pros vs. Joes event where she interviewed Rocker for WideWebofSports.com.\n\nHe now sells SPEAK ENGLISH shirts on his website, http://www.johnrocker.net/
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I went to an Angels game about 15 years ago and got Dante Bichette's(Right Fielder) attention during pre-game warm ups.  I lied and told him that I was "Joe Mcintrye" from the New Kids on the Block.  He bought it and took me on the field, down into the dugout and in the locker room!  Here I am, a 16 year old frightened kid who is staring the likes of Brian Downing, Dave Winfield and Wally Joyner right in the face inside thier own locker room!  I actually saw Jim Abbott naked lying on the trainers table!  Dante even took me out after the game and bought me dinner at TGI Fridays.  I was scared shitless because if anyone found out, I would be in a heap of trouble!  At least I pulled it off and it is something I can tell my kids someday!
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Jay Buhner is not likely to get inducted. He played for 15 years while rarely hitting for a high average; his career batting average is .254 despite his hitting 310 home runs. His career just wasn't as stellar as one would hope it to be.
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Yeah he came to my high school. We didnt have a Vball team, so we put one together to play him, I was the only one on the team that played. Im pretty sure he beat us but it was close. It was a long time ago, I cant remember now. \n\nI would actually like to play him now and destroy him, haha.
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Move him back to SS, and find somewhere else for Furcal to play. Rafael has WAAAY too many errors . While we're at it, get Alex Cora back in LA and let em play...
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Then why are you mooching two free points, Susan.  i.e. Reported.  Quit answering when you have no answer.\n\nAnswer: Fernando Tatis of the St. Louis Cardinals on 04-23-1999 in the third inning against Chan Ho Park.
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The bluejays are a great hitting and slugging team.  Vernon Wells is hot and Troy Glaus is great protection for him.  Also they are 30-20 tied for first and 1.5 up on Toronto.
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JETER ROCKS THE GUY IS A GREAT HITTER!!! HOPEFULLY ONE DAY WILL BLOSSUM INTO A MVP!
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