Choi Designated for Assignment
Hee Seop Choi was the replacement for Mark Grace (with a short interval of Fred McGriff thrown in between). But the Cubs--wisely, it turns out--turned Choi into Derrek Lee. Choi entered his age 27 season this year with a career major league line of .240/.349/.437. Passable, but not what many--including me--expected. This year, unfortunately, has been a disaster for him and the Boston Red Sox have now designated him for assignment, reports ESPN.com. Choi has hit just .207/.347/.361 for Boston's triple-A team in Pawtucket. Let's hope Choi gets another chance somewhere. His minor league career with the Cubs, the first half of 2003 with the Cubs, and the first half of 2004 with the Marlins showed so much promise.
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Choi Clears Waivers
Not surprisingly, no one picked up Choi and the Red Sox have outrighted him to Pawtucket, meaning he stays with them but is now off of Boston's 40-man roster. Choi has been battling a knee sprain since early July, reports the Providence Journal.