Digging trenches, hanging drywall and shooting coyotes: How MLB’s most anonymous team made ends meet
•PJ Poulin had no idea how much he loved baseball until he had to dig a trench.It was 2020, and he was both a minor leaguer and a construction worker, an employee of the Colorado Rockies and of Bannon...
•While this was not the end of his journey to the majors, on this summer day, it sure felt like it.Advertisement
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PJ Poulin had no idea how much he loved baseball until he had to dig a trench.It was 2020, and he was both a minor leaguer and a construction worker, an employee of the Colorado Rockies and of Bannon Custom Builders.This particular assignment took him and his truck down a narrow road by the ocean in Cape Cod, where vacationers decompress and blue-collar workers toil. While this was not the end of his journey to the majors, on this summer day, it sure felt like it.Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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