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It's nice, finally, to be that organization.

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It's nice to be that organization that can pick up guys off the scrap heap and have them become solid players.

Santander, Mateo, Urias, Bautista, Perez, and Voth are guys that were castoffs and they're doing well here.  I'm not saying this is a factory where we're in the baseball player fixing business, but it seemed that for years and years we've been whining about our guys going elsewhere and finding success.  It's nice, finally, to be that organization that can take castoffs from other teams and get them coached up to be every day contributors.  

 

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