Chad Mottloa just smashed down the door to the 1000 Minor League RBI club. And to think, we could have (should have) had Jeter instead. :-)
http://www.minorleaguebaseball.com/n...milb&fext=.jsp
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Chad Mottloa just smashed down the door to the 1000 Minor League RBI club. And to think, we could have (should have) had Jeter instead. :-)
http://www.minorleaguebaseball.com/n...milb&fext=.jsp
Is this a big club?
Records you wish you didnt have in the minors #320
They didnt mention the 35 unforgettable games he played for the Reds in 1996.
You know you have sunk to new depths when writers dismiss you as a big league club - especially when it is your club which originally drafted the player.Quote:
Originally Posted by George Anderson
Crash Davis would be proud.
You know, Mottola's had a good baseball career. It may not have been a major league career, but it's been a quality baseball career despite that. He may have been the best player in AAA in 1999 and 2000. And he played some dynamite baseball back in 1993 with Winston-Salem when he made Reds fans everywhere dream of a prototype RF coming up through the system (a role since reprised by Austin Kearns).