Most of the articles and blog posts on this site focus on the independent baseball business, ownership issues, league challenges, history of the industry, and other items aside from scores and player issues. Every once in a while, however, there are some fun player-related stories which might be worthy of your attention.
One of the longtime veteran players in independent baseball, Eddie Lantigua, played for years in the Northeast League and then the Can-Am League. He became a fan favorite in Quebec with the Capitales, but he retired for the 2010 season after his skills started to diminish. Bob Wirz’s “Indy Baseball Chatter” last week reported that Lantigua came out of retirement to play with the New York Federals, the travel team in the 2011 Can-Am League season. Evidently Lantigua, now 37 years old, hit a game-winning home run against his former team:
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