Kevin Millar to Chuichi Dragons
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Kevin Millar to Chuichi Dragons
Kevin Millar, late of the Florida Marlins, is now a Chuichi Dragon. He had a 25-game hitting streak, hit .301(I think), 16 HR.
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[ Author: Guest: Elizabeth | Posted: Jan 12, 2003 5:28 AM
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Hello,
I am a Florida Marlins Fan, and I will miss Kevin Millar beyond words. Kevin Millar was the heart and soul of the Marlins. He is an amazing player, and a wonderful guy. He worked his way to the Major Leagues from nothing. He started in baseball by persuading an Independent League team to let him play, was ignored by scouts, but eventually made it to the Marlins' Minor Leagues. He stayed there for six years and finally was called up to the Big League in 1998.
He constantly worked on becoming a better player, developed a "power stroke," and captured the heart of every fan. Florida loves Kevin Millar and we will miss him forever. I am happy I had the experience of Kevin on our team. I hope that you love him as much as we here in Miami do. Take care of him and Good Luck!
I am a Florida Marlins Fan, and I will miss Kevin Millar beyond words. Kevin Millar was the heart and soul of the Marlins. He is an amazing player, and a wonderful guy. He worked his way to the Major Leagues from nothing. He started in baseball by persuading an Independent League team to let him play, was ignored by scouts, but eventually made it to the Marlins' Minor Leagues. He stayed there for six years and finally was called up to the Big League in 1998.
He constantly worked on becoming a better player, developed a "power stroke," and captured the heart of every fan. Florida loves Kevin Millar and we will miss him forever. I am happy I had the experience of Kevin on our team. I hope that you love him as much as we here in Miami do. Take care of him and Good Luck!
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