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For most of his career, Jason Michaels could probably be best described as a 4th outfielder or the better part of an outfield platoon. He's the kind of player every team wants, except for a fantasy team. Also, he is a very nice guy.
When we approached him in Houston, he was eager to answer our questions. He really seemed to think about the questions, rather than just throw out an answer. He gave us a very insightful response.
Players like Michaels won't make the Hall of Fame, but these guys make baseball. His playing time decreased last season, but hopefully he will rebound in 2010. As an added piece of trivia, his grandfather John Michaels pitched for Boston.
When we approached him in Houston, he was eager to answer our questions. He really seemed to think about the questions, rather than just throw out an answer. He gave us a very insightful response.
Players like Michaels won't make the Hall of Fame, but these guys make baseball. His playing time decreased last season, but hopefully he will rebound in 2010. As an added piece of trivia, his grandfather John Michaels pitched for Boston.