The general consensus in baseball is that if you are a lefty, you can pitch until the cows come home. Someone will always have a need for a southpaw, they say. By that logic, teams should have no problem choosing from a wide array of pitchers just looking for a job, from youngsters such as Andrew Miller, who is hoping to restart his career in the minors, to veterans such as Alan Embree, the former Boston lefty who was in camp last spring trying to earn a gig. Lefties are the like the pack of teenage girls mingling on the...
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