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In one of baseball’s many attempts to curb signing bonuses in the years before the amateur draft, the Red Sox had to put Jim Gosger (who had received a bonus to sign the previous year) on their 40-man roster after the season, and keep him on the team for the entire 1963 season. In reality he was not a major leaguer and rarely played, but had he been optioned he could have been drafted by another team ...
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