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Dan Greenhalgh was drafted in the 24th round by the Phillies in 1971. Did he ever play professional baseball?
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Greenhalgh was drafted as a pitcher from Folsom High School in Folsom, Texas as the 548th pick in the 1971 June draft. This much I know is true. He is currently, alledgedly, a pro baseball scout. There is no record of him having ever played for the Phillies according to their media guide, I can find no major league stats for him anywhere and I have not located a baseball card for him. He is dating my sister and claims he played in the majors for 7 years, mostly with the Giants. I think he is a fraud, but perhaps he at least spent some time in the minors or, though unlikely, maybe I just haven’t looked in the right places. Anyone who can provide me some answers would do me a great service and might just prevent a relationship disaster from happening.
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