Mediocre Major League Baseball Players -- Andy Etchebarren
Perhaps best known for his unibrow, Andy Etchebarren, primarily playing for the 1960s and 1970s Baltimore Orioles, was your classic good-field-no-hit catcher. He only hit 235 for his career -- making him an overall mediocre ball player -- but had a tremendous presence behind the plate. He caught great pitchers like Jim Palmer, Dave McNally, Mike Cuellar and Pat Dobson, with his stellar defense earning a trip to the 1966 and 1967 all-star games (he played in neither game). Although that unibrow is often a center of conversation, I choose to take the high road and remember Andy Etchebarren as the type of defensive catcher you'd want on your team.
Senmi Ramen to Open in Cambridge
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A brand new Asian restaurant is on its way to Cambridge.
According to a source, a sign is up for Senmi Ramen on Cambridge Street,
with the place moving i...
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