Many people might be flummoxed by this question, but not you. For you, my attentive reader, have seen me appear in three games for the Flushing Nine this season. Perhaps you've even seen my right arm pitching for the Rays, the Orioles, the Marlins or the Diamondbacks over the previous four seasons. That makes five big league clubs in five seasons for me, yes, but that just adds up to the fact that I am, indeed a big leaguer.
The recipient of two bachelor's degrees from Dartmouth, I am therefore a two-time member of IvyMets Association, a fraternity that includes Bill Almon (Brown), Mike Baxter (Columbia), Ron Darling (Yale), Jeff Musselman (Harvard), Mark Johnson (Dartmouth, woo-hoo!), Ken MacKenzie (Yale), Grover Powell (Pennsylvania), Mike Remlinger (Dartmouth, baby!), Frank Seminara (Columbia), and pitching Chris Young (Princeton).
Ivy Leaguers are smart! But you know who is smarter? People who can predict what my contributions will be in 2024.
