...I can't believe that they ever wanted any part of his awful play. And, never forget that if he'd been a better teammate (like Jeff Kent) or someone who manifested wanting to win with absolute production (like that future Hall of Famer J.T. Snow or...
...spikes signed by Jose Reyes and David Wright; bats signed by Ken Griffey Jr., Jim Thome and Morgan Ensberg; caps signed by Jeff Kent, Mike Mussina, Jorge Posada and Joba Chamberlain; bobbleheads signed by Oswalt and Adrian Beltre and dozens of single...
...baseman Jeff Kent has yet to decide whether he will retire or return for his 18th season of Major League Baseball. "No decision has been made by Jeff," Kent's agent Jeffrey Klein wrote in an e-mail Wednesday. "Teams have expressed interest in Jeff for...
...at bat. K-Rod also hit 96mph three times (95.9, 95.8, & (95.8 again, to be exact) in 2008. The first time was in the same Jeff Kent at bat in which he reached 97 and the other two times coming in a Nick Swisher at bat on 9/6/08 in which Swisher ended...
... I spent four years trying to understand Jeff Kent, so many trying and aggravating chats before making a breakthrough here and there. As bright as he was, Kent had so much to offer but was so unwilling to share it. His final days with the Dodgers were...
...Kent, who played second base for the Los Angeles Dodgers this season, has stepped into the emotional world of same-sex marriage, giving $15,000 to backers of the California proposition on Tuesday's ballot that would ban it. In a disclosure filed with the...
Background
Jeffrey Franklin Kent (born March 7, 1968 in Bellflower, California) is a Major League Baseball second baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Kent is best known for his play with the San Francisco Giants, where he won the National League Most Valuable Player award in 2000. Kent is considered one of the best offensive second basemen in baseball history and a Baseball Hall of Fame candidate. Kent has hit more home runs than any other second baseman in baseball history. He drove in 90 or more runs from 1997 to 2005, a streak of run production unprecedented for a second baseman, a position typically known for its defense. Kent is a five time all star and his 537 career doubles put him 27th on the all time doubles list. Kent is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
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