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"WHEN I WAS A KID, I thought the players all lived in the clubhouse. I never thought they had homes or wives or anything like that. I thought the game ended and they all went inside the dugout and back into the clubhouse, where they all lived together. Mickey Mantle went home after the game? Lived in a house? Come on."
--Joe Sambito, Former major league pitcher, 1987
Sambito was right. You can live in a clubhouse.
"Don Zimmer was born in a clubhouse," said Jim Bouton, former major league pitcher--and just try to prove him wrong.
When he served as Mariners coach in 1979-80, Bill Mazeroski, a future Hall of Famer, indeed lived in ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Baseball clubhouse a home away from home: some players spend more...