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Sean Casey Looking to Retire
I thought it was too bad to see this short report By MLB.Com's Steve Gilbert on former Indian Sean Casey. I always loved the Big Guy.
'The Mayor' hit .302 in 12 seasons with five different clubs
By Steve Gilbert / MLB.com
Red Sox first baseman Sean Casey is officially retiring, according to a report by WEEI Radio in Boston.
The report said Casey, nicknamed "The Mayor" for his friendly personality, has signed on with the MLB Network for role that has not been defined yet.
Casey, 34, hit .322 in 199 at-bats for the Red Sox last season. He also played in Detroit, Pittsburgh and Cleveland, but spent eight of his 12 big league seasons with the Reds.
A three-time All-Star, Casey had a .302 career average with 130 homers and 735 RBIs.
The MLB Network launched on Jan. 1 in approximately 50 million homes, the largest network debut in cable history. Casey would join former Major Leaguers Harold Reynolds, Al Leiter, Barry Larkin, Joe Magrane, Mitch Williams and Dan Plesac to offer insight on the Network.
By the way, I wish everyone would quit wasting time worrying about Manny Ramirez. There never was a slight chance he'd come back to Cleveland for several reasons - the biggest being money. It's a waste of time to debate it.
