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#15
05-27-2011, 01:44 PM
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"After hanging up the cleats, which player(s) hurt or helped their career"
Guys like Miller Huggins, John McGraw, Casey Stengel, etc. only helped their baseball careers after they quit playing. I'm not sure what side of the coin to put Billy Martin on? 
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