J. T. Snow

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J.T. Snow played 15 MLB seasons from 1992-2006, establishing himself as one of baseball's premier defensive first basemen. Selected by the Yankees in the fifth round of the 1989 draft out of University of Arizona, Snow debuted with New York in 1992 before being traded to the California Angels after that season. He played four seasons with the Angels (1993-1996), winning two Gold Glove Awards, then spent seven seasons with the San Francisco Giants (1997-2005), capturing four more Gold Gloves for six consecutive awards from 1995-2000. Snow finished his career with the Boston Red Sox in 2006. The son of former NFL player Jack Snow, he played alongside future MLB stars Kenny Lofton, Trevor Hoffman, and Scott Erickson at Arizona and later mentored players as a coach with the Oakland Ballers and manager of the Modesto Roadsters, bringing elite defensive insight from his Gold Glove career.

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