Scott Richmond turns 43 today. Richmond was a favourite of mine. He had a great story. Scott came to the Jays within a year of pitching for the Edmonton Cracker-Cats, of the Independent Golden...
He had a great story. Scott came to the Jays within a year of pitching for the. And he’s Canadian. He threw for Canada in the Beijing Olympics, was on Team Canada for the WBC, and pitched in the Olympic qualifying round.in 2008, putting up a 4.00 ERA. In 2009, Scott started the season in the rotation and had a terrific first month. He was namedfor April after going 3-0 with a 2.70 ERA. Unfortunately, things went downhill from there.
I thought he might make a good reliever if you could pick his spots, pitching mostly versus RHB, but it didn’t happen for him. turns 42 today. He was our number one draft pick in 2002 and was our shortstop of the future at one time, but it didn’t work out. Russ had a hard time with the throw from short and didn’t hit all that well. The Jays tried moving him to second, but he still didn’t hit much, andIn 5 seasons with the Jays, he hit .247/.313/.372 with 17 home runs, 85 walks, and 118 strikeouts in 993 PA.
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