Mediocre Major League Baseball Players -- Frank Quilici
Frank Quilici (pictured above) not only had a cool one-of-a-kind name, but he contributed in a fine way to the Twins in the late 1960s and early 1970s as an adept second baseman, short stop and third baseman. He generally hit in the low 200s, but actually managed to skyrocket his average to 245 in 1968.
Whenever I saw Quilici play, he always seemed to do something right. I believe he was a fundamentally sound baseball player who just couldn't hit a lick.
The 1971 Sporting News Baseball Register mentioned that Quilici liked "puttering around the house with tools."
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