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But I have to admit, he had the major league career I always dreamed I'd have, turning a mediocre talent into performance and longevity. Good for him.
(Edit)Just looked up his stats. 69 sacrifices over two years in Pittsburgh. Ugh. And those 38 homers in Arizona in 1999 are pretty hard to explain through park effects and statistical anomaly. Give me a barrel of whatever whiskey Luis Gonzalez is drinking.
Guys picked in the single digits in the first round are rarely described as having mediocre talent. White, middle-infield, doesn't rack up HR or SB or web gems =/= scrapper with mediocre talent. We were having the same conversation with Pedroia a couple years ago. Bell was a good all-around hitter who could hold down SS defensively for most of his career. That's not mediocre talent.
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