Alcs Notes; Angels' Castoffs Have Done Well
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › October 13, 2005
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Chicago Chicago White Sox right-hander Bobby Jenks' progression from unheralded, underachieving minor-leaguer to 270-pound, fire- balling folk hero has prompted many American League Championship Series observers to wonder why the Los Angeles Angels exposed him to waivers last winter.
Jenks had a history of injury and discipline problems and the Angels decided his 100 mph fastball wasn't worth the effort.See the full content of this document
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Alcs Notes; Angels' Castoffs Have Done Well
"Sometimes, as an organization, you just run out of time with some players," Angels pitching coach Bud Black said. "There can be a lot of reasons: injuries, waivers, options. So...
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