Strelow: Seven years later, Adam Greenberg gets another at-bat in the majors
Posted Oct 2, 2012
Tonight, seven-plus years after he was hit by a pitch in his only major league plate appearance, Adam Greenberg will be back in the bigs. The Miami Marlins have signed Greenberg, a 31-year-old North Carolina alum, to a one-day contract with the guarantee that he gets one at-bat against the New York Mets, who are scheduled to start knuckleballer R.A. Dickey.
(Fayetteville Observer)
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