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fitz
He used to rake against the Sox when he was on the Jays. Someone will probably pick him up.
joshamaral
Catalanotto has been done for like four years, but just lingering around. But he’s the type of guy that comes to mind when you think of a “professional hitter”
Encarnacion's Parrot
If the Cat does retire, he will have earned $21,437,500 for his career according to baseball reference.
Garafraxaguy
I will always remember the cat as being very clutch during his tenure with the Jays
withpower
Frank Catalanotto probably doesn’t read this site, but if he does and you see this Frank, in my opinion you shouldn’t hang them up just yet.
26 at-bats is really nothing, and to the guy who said he’s been done for like 4 years — Catalanotto hasn’t really gotten that many plate appearances in recent seasons and outside of his power, he’s been league average at around .270/.340. He was never a big power guy anyway (maybe he would have been if all the pitchers he was facing weren’t juice-heads).
As a Yankee fan who watched this guy for several years with the Jays, this guy was class and a good hitter who could square the ball up real good.
invader3k
“Josie’s on a vacation far away…”
aisored
I liked his little stint with the Brewers last year. Loved the walk up song also! I just enjoyed rooting for the guy.
Just_MLB
I nominate Cat to be the next Mets hitting instructor…at least the mets can use his book on all the pitchers in the league
Ian_Smell
He’s a beast utility guy in MVP Baseball 2005. Best of luck to Frank if he actually retires.
bluejaysstatsgeek
The Cat was one of my favorite Jays. Being the sentimental fool that I am, I’d like to see the Jays sign him to a 1-day so he can retire a Jay.
kevinweaver
I would love to see Cat on the Cincinnati bench…..We need a really solid pinch-hitter. Miguel Cairo and Laynce Nix just arent it.