Questions with former Buck Jeff Whitlow presented by MaidPro.
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1) Where did you attend college?
Stanford University
2) What have you been doing since playing for the Bucks?
Finishing my ball career at Stanford and venturing into the uncharted but interesting working world.
Finishing my ball career at Stanford and venturing into the uncharted but interesting working world.
3) Who looks like the strongest team to win the World Series?
It is hard to say, but Detroit is stacked on both sides and could be troublesome to match-up with
It is hard to say, but Detroit is stacked on both sides and could be troublesome to match-up with
4) Do you have any words of advice for the youngsters?
Take every opportunity you can to learn and get better, both on and off the field. Regardless of talent, effort and attitude can get you placed you would never imagine. Yes, it sounds cheesy, but it’s the truth. Lastly, have fun. If you’re not enjoying what you’re doing, make a change.
Take every opportunity you can to learn and get better, both on and off the field. Regardless of talent, effort and attitude can get you placed you would never imagine. Yes, it sounds cheesy, but it’s the truth. Lastly, have fun. If you’re not enjoying what you’re doing, make a change.
5) What was your favorite memory while playing for the Bucks?
It is hard to nail down a specific memory, but coming back for a 2nd season and being a "veteran" was really rewarding. The fans were great and getting the chance to put on a good show while playing with good guys was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Outside of my CWS run, playing for the Bucks was one of my most rewarding baseball experiences
It is hard to nail down a specific memory, but coming back for a 2nd season and being a "veteran" was really rewarding. The fans were great and getting the chance to put on a good show while playing with good guys was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Outside of my CWS run, playing for the Bucks was one of my most rewarding baseball experiences