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An Ode To The Jeroloman

Found November 19, 2011 on Batter's Box:
PLAYERS: Brian Jeroloman,  Cole Kimball,  Evan Crawford,  JP Arencibia,  Billy Joel,  Rod Barajas
TEAMS: Toronto Blue Jays,  Washington Nationals,  Pittsburgh Pirates

The Blue Jays made a series of roster moves Friday. First, the club lost catcher Brian Jeroloman on waivers to Pittsburgh and also lost recent waiver claim, right-hander Cole Kimball, back to his original club - the Washington Nationals. Second, the team picked up right-hander Drew Carpenter on waivers from San Diego. Third, the team added catcher Travis d'Arnaud, first baseman Mike McDade, righty Nestor Molina and lefty Evan Crawford to the 40-man roster.Blue Jays mascot Ace wears the team's new uniform and ball cap. He may have also been bidding adieu to catcher Brian Jeroloman, claimed on waivers by Pittsburgh Friday. Brian Jeroloman in the New Hampshire Fisher Cats bullpen. Note the number Jeroloman was wearing on his Jays batting helmet behind his catcher's mask - the now retired #12 of Roberto Alomar.Brian Jeroloman, wearing Duane Ward's #31, stands on the third base line during a ceremony to honour the victims of 9-11 at the Dome. That was as close as he ...
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