It’s never too late for a breakout year! Take right-hander James Hoyt, for example. At age 33, he emerged as a key cog in the Marlins bullpen by trusting a highly unconventional game plan. That being said, let’s be careful to set realistic expectations for him moving forward.
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As Bryant-Jon Anteola of The Fresno Bee detailed, Hoyt left baseball entirely a decade ago after completing his college degree.