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It wasn't that his experience was unappreciated or that his career came down to a couple of at-bats in 2005. If he wasn't so ####### awful in 2000 and 2001 and 2002 and 2003 and 2004, he would've been appreciated a lot more in 2005. Someone without his experience that played as badly as him would've had trouble even sniffing a major league camp after 2002 or so.
who do you think he was talking about here? Melky?
well, if you define 2000-2004 as "a week", then you've pretty much got it
Should be Bubba. They were battling for the fourth OF job in spring training of '05. Looking back on it, I wanted Crosby to make the team, but Glanville probably would have been great in the clubhouse. That was an instance of Torre taking an unproven commodity over a veteran, something he did more often than he is actually given credit for. Crosby had a real monster season in Vegas in '03, and despite a pretty bad, though limited, MLB showing in '04, some people still thought he had potential.
This was really good, thoughtful writing by the way. Glanville can really write.
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