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| | October 3, 2002 - The Daily Prospectus: The Shea Hillenbrand Quandary |
 | | Hillenbrand, you may remember, started the 2002 season on fire, setting Red Sox Nation hearts aflutter and confounding statheads everywhere. |
 | | In Hillenbrand's case, you had a player who never hit well, who still didn't walk even when he was producing, possibly only posting a peak season as he turned 27 in July, while playing for the same team in the same park. |
 | | The risk-averse GM can always argue that he thought that this was the player's breakthrough year, and in the long run, he can claim that it's the player who let everyone down. |
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