Brooks Kieschnick gets some love
by Jeff Sackmann on Dec 28, 2006 5:42 PM CST
in Milwaukee Brewers News
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Wrong, wrong and wrong. The last real throwback retired in February. For two seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers, in 2003 and 2004, Brooks Kieschnick played both ways. He pitched and came off the bench as a hitter. Chuck Bednarik -- you've lost your title.
...He played in the minors in 2005 and then retired before spring training this year, to take a sales job and spend more time with his family. He didn't get filthy rich playing baseball (he topped out at $380,000 in 2004) ... which makes him a true throwback in more ways than one.
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