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Enjoying one-game eligibility perks

By Eric Karabell

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Kirby Puckett played second base four times in his career, and three other times he appeared at shortstop. Roger Cedeno, when he was stealing bases and was actually valuable, once moved to second base late in a 1999 game for the Mets' Bobby Valentine. Even Mark McGwire got four official at-bats as a middle infielder. It's true, though he didn't actually don a glove and play the position. McGwire led off a bunch of times in road games when he was injured, just to get extra at-bats. Fernando Vina ...

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