Eric Stephen on Phil Naessens Show
I talked all things Dodgers with Phil Naessens, including a recap of the first week or so of spring training.
- Born: 1968/09/04
- Age: 44
- Height: 6-3
- Weight: 215
- Bats/Throws: R / R
- Seasons: 16
- Place of birth: Norristown, PA
- Drafted by: the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1988 (62nd round)
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