Mediocre Major League Baseball Players -- Carmen Fanzone
He had a name that sounded more like an opera singer and looked like a member of Vanilla Fudge with that bushy mustache, but this 224 lifetime hitter somehow sticks in mind as contributing positively to the game of baseball. Maybe it was because he hit .273 for the Chicago Cubs in 1973, or that he was on my favorite team, the Boston Red Sox in 1970. Maybe it was because he would do anything to help the team -- playing in the outfield, first base, second base and third base. Or maybe it's because my memory is failing, and I was confusing him with Willie Mays. We might have to come back to this posting later for a more reasonable explanation. Right now, I have to go. I have more important things to do, like write about Don Mincher.
Stratus at the Top of the Prudential Center in Boston's Back Bay to Remain
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A few months ago, it was reported that an upscale restaurant and a rooftop
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1 comment:
Hope you won't forget Paul Popovich. Another great name and mediocre 70's Cub
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