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Don't get too excited, but
Dave Dombrowski made a player signing today. No, it's not the one you're yearning for—instead, it's the immortal
Steve Selsky. Who, you may query? Come on! The
Selsk-Mesiter has been on the Boston roster before—don't you remember? Just last season, Selsky made nine plate appearances for
The Carmine Hose—hitting a robust .111 (but, hey, his OPS
was .333). To refresh your memory, Selsky is a 29-year-old journeyman who is listed as an outfielder, pinch hitter and third baseman. Talk about your versatility! The signing is a minor-league deal. But, still—look out Astros, here we come!