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MLB - Players Who Played "Forever" But You Don't Think of as Being Great
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[QUOTE="pfister1, post: 5458079, member: 285"] In case the title isn't clear, I was thinking about players who had very LONG careers but aren't really among the all time greats. Guys that just seemed to hang around forever. I'll start...... [B]Ron Reed[/B] RHP - Not only did Ron have a [B]19[/B] year major league career, but he played for 4 different teams, played in both leagues. Was a pitcher, yet hit .300 or better in 4 of those seasons, never hit a home run in those 19 seasons, but did have a triple. [/QUOTE]
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