Brock Beauchamp Site Manager Posted March 28, 2024 Posted March 28, 2024 Randy Bush was the type of player we see consistently in modern baseball but was an oddity during his era of the 1980s and early 90s. Born in Dover, DE he went to the University of New Orleans before being drafted by the Twins in 1979. He would play his entire professional career with the Minnesota Twins. Bush was a strict platoon player throughout his career, never accumulating more than 466 plate appearances in a season. As a left-handed platoon player, he was used as a corner outfielder, designated hitter, and occasionally at first base. View full player
Quentin Young Fort Myers Mighty Mussels - A SS/3B The Young infielders knocked his 11th home run of the season on Wednesday morning. It accounted for three of his four RBI in the game. Explore Quentin Young News >
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