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How 'love of the game' led Blue Jays' Ernie Clement from minor-leaguer to all-star

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Arden Zwelling
How 'love of the game' led Blue Jays' Ernie Clement from minor-leaguer to all-star
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Toronto Blue Jays player Ernie Clement has been named an American League All-Star starter at second base after a career defined by perseverance and versatility. Despite being released and optioned multiple times, Clement's dedication to his role earned him significant fan support in the voting process.

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Clement's rise highlights the unpredictable nature of professional sports and the value of utility players in modern baseball.

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TORONTO — DeMarlo Hale, the Toronto Blue Jays bench coach, knew what Ernie Clement was capable of long before any of us did.

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