The answer, in the overwhelming majority of cases, is a resounding "no." Players lead unpredictable and transitory existences, coming and going at a moment's notice after yet another promotion, demotion, trade or release. The opportunity to make a lasting impact with a particular ballclub is rare indeed.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Chris Richard Happy To Retire In Durham
When a Minor League Baseball player retires, does anyone notice?
The answer, in the overwhelming majority of cases, is a resounding "no." Players lead unpredictable and transitory existences, coming and going at a moment's notice after yet another promotion, demotion, trade or release. The opportunity to make a lasting impact with a particular ballclub is rare indeed.
The answer, in the overwhelming majority of cases, is a resounding "no." Players lead unpredictable and transitory existences, coming and going at a moment's notice after yet another promotion, demotion, trade or release. The opportunity to make a lasting impact with a particular ballclub is rare indeed.
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