Summary
The guy's all lathered up. Big deal, you say. Isn't sweating as much a part of a ballplayer's day as spitting? Maybe, for most players. [Travis Hafner], however, is a designated hitter. He ventures onto the grass of a ballfield about as often as Bud Selig has dinner with Barry Bonds. Except for when he takes his four or five trips to home plate, Hafner could spend his nights stretched out on a clubhouse sofa, snacking on sunflower seeds and watching TV, not unlike much of America.
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Wood Work
Travis Hafner is hot. No, not like that. The Indians player most likely to be ogled is center fielder Grady Sizemore. To get a feel for Hafner's heat, you have to look at his numbers. They'll show you he has been one of the most productive hitters in the American League since the start of the 2004 season. Then check him out when he st...
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