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Who is this? Jeremy Reed, an outfielder in the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system
What is this? An autographed card from the 2002 Upper Deck set
Where'd I get it? From a blog reader
How much did it cost? Around $2
Why is this so special? Jeremy Reed was once a highly regarded prospect in the Chicago White Sox and Seattle Mariners farm systems. He never quite lived up to those expectations, but he has been a productive reserve outfielder.
Reed spent last season with the Mets, but even with all their injuries Jerry Manuel never gave him a chance to start on a regular basis. He hit .278 as a pinch hitter for the Mets in 2009,
Reed has a very angular signature, but it requires some imagination to make out any letters.
2 comments:
I like that signature. You cannot read it, but it sure looks good.
I always had high hopes for him when he was in the White Sox organization. It's sad to see Jerry Manuel was still holding him down.
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