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The News Tribune · May 25, 2017

Rainiers are latest stop Muno’s journey back to the big leagues

It took recent Tacoma Rainiers acquisition Danny Muno only a few hours Wednesday to collect four hits. Two years ago, as a New York Mets rookie, it took him three months to collect four hits in the major leagues.

Despite spending almost all of his time in New York on the bench, Muno would be happy to exchange his four-hit day for his four-hit career. But whatever the future holds, if Muno sustains the do-anything, play-anywhere attitude he’s brought to Tacoma, he’ll have a job.

Not any old kind of a job, mind you. An everyday job.

Full story at The News Tribune

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