CBSSports.comPossible AL Rookie of the Year is working a blue-collar, dirty job this offseasonCBSSports.comBack before the players made a ton of money — and the owners got to be the only rich ones in baseball — they would have offseason jobs. That has since gone away due to the players making millions or even “only” hundreds of thousands. As such, the …Rookie of the Year tough call in AL, but NL has big favoriteESPN (blog)Michael Fulmer works as a plumber during the off-seasonSports IllustratedThe possible AL Rookie of the Year is working as an offseason plumberYahoo SportsFOXSports.com -Washington Post -NJ.com Read More

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