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Todd Zeile becomes the first player in a decade...

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Todd Zeile played catcher today and in the process became the first player in over a decade to play all 9 positions on the field, and as you probably know he pitched 1 inning earlier in the season. Nice way to end a career.... I guess, lol. Hopefully he'll get hit #2000 before the end of the season, I think he's only 6 away.

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2 hits shy. And it looks like he might even be starting catcher for them tomorrow.

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2 hits in 17 or so games, he'll get it.

Wasn't there someone who played all 10 "positions" (meaning the DH, and then having it sacrificed) in one game a couple years ago? I seem to remember hearing about that.

Wasn't there someone who played all 10 "positions" (meaning the DH, and then having it sacrificed) in one game a couple years ago? I seem to remember hearing about that.

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Yea, I think I remember that too. I believe he was on the Tigers(?)

3 players have played all 9 positions in one game:

Scott Sheldon, 2000, Rangers

Cesar Tovar, Twins, 1968

Bert Campaneris, A's, 1965

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