Tom Dodd's new team?

[almosthuman]

He "had a cup of coffee"... period. That phrase simply describes the amount of time spent in the Major Leagues. The fact is the Orioles felt he was enough of a prospect to give him a look at the big league level. It also means after that look they were no longer interested nor was any other team. All that being said it is still a tremendous accomplishment.

[All 4 One]

He "had a cup of coffee"... period. That phrase simply describes the amount of time spent in the Major Leagues. The fact is the Orioles felt he was enough of a prospect to give him a look at the big league level. It also means after that look they were no longer interested nor was any other team. All that being said it is still a tremendous accomplishment.

Good players don't necessarily make good coaches.

[almosthuman]

Very true. Magic Johnson and Ted Williams are great examples of all-time great players who failed miserably as a head coach and manager respectively.

[bugs]

Just to set the record straight, Tom Dodd never played major league baseball. Different guy you are all talking about. He wishes he was born in 1958 as the bio said. Lot older than that.

[sportzjunky]

settles that.... here is some info on the baseball playing Tom Dodd, along with a pic and personal bio...

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Tom_Dodd

[Demonboy]

settles that.... here is some info on the baseball playing Tom Dodd, along with a pic and personal bio...

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Tom_Dodd

Nah that's not him. No bandage on the nose.

[All 4 One]

Nzane, the record for playing with Dodd is measured in months. Lets see how you do. I wish you all the luck.[/quote]



Have the OC players figured it out yet or are they still heading to SD?

[Bill_B]

Nah that's not him. No bandage on the nose.

Isn't Tom Dodd the father of Lisa Dodd from UCLA?

[Nzane]

Yes.....

[almosthuman]

Bummer... I thought we were discussing a "somebody" but I guess it's much ado about "somebody's" dad...