Junior Spivey
Junior Spivey
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 R07149 2004 Diamond Kings Framed Gold 92 JUNIOR SPIVEY 4 25 Brewers  US $11.97
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 Junior Spivey 2003 Diamond Kings Baseball 78 D Backs US $1.50
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 2001 FLEER AUTHORITY JUNIOR SPIVEY BGS 85 2001 US $7.99
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 2003 Studio Stars 24 Junior Spivey US $1.00
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 2005 DR Throwback Threads Player Timelines Dual Jersey JUNIOR SPIVEY 40 50 Auto US $7.50
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 2003 MLB Showdown 23 Junior Spivey FOIL US $2.36
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 2005 Leaf Gold Press Proof JUNIOR SPIVEY 17 25 110 US $4.50
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 Junior Spivey 2004 Donruss Career Stat Line 99 297 AZ US $1.50
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 Junior Spivey 2003 Leaf Certified Mirror Gold Auto card US $16.95
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 Junior Spivey 2004 Throwback Threads Gold 66 100 US $1.00
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 2004 Topps Traded GOLD T59 JUNIOR SPIVEY 1936 2004 US $1.49
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 01 SIGNATURE SERIES RC 224 JUNIOR SPIVEY 800 H2751 US $1.78
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major and minor league players?
Just wondering why teams are putting old major league players in minors for like i was reading about bret boone and it said the nationals signed him to a minor league contract or like alex cintron and junior spivey who played for arizona are in the minors now
Actually a great deal of these signings are not to help the major league club - it's that the minor league club is short at certain positions due to major league call ups or injuries of their own. Arizona is a perfect example ... they traded Bonifaco, Hudson gets hurt - you need middle infielders. Byrnes gets hurt, Upton gets hurts - guys like Salazar come up for a longer period of time than was first expected - minor league team now needs an OF. So, it's a little more complicated than just signing up old major leaguers.