Don Drysdale
During his six seasons with the Detroit Tigers, Curtis Granderson was a fan favorite not only because of his play on the field but because of how he treated people off of the field. Whether it was how he treated his teammates and coaches or how he always seemed to take the extra time to sign a few autographs, he was a class act.
Granderson recently found out the New York Mets had traded him to the Los Angeles Dodgers and in true “Granderson” fashion, he immediately thought about others before himself.
Watch as Curtis takes the time to make his rounds to thank ALL of those who worked for the Mets before heading to his new team.
Some #Mets employees got a grand surprise when @cgrand3 visited them before yesterday’s game to thank them for their hard work. pic.twitter.com/IbNn6lTS3I
— New York Mets (@Mets) August 17, 2017
Who knows, if everything goes right, Granderson could make a return to a Detroit Tigers uniform in 2018.
https://detroitsportsnation.com/detroit-tigers-news/ddrysdale/ian-kinlsers-response-to-umpire-protest-is-perfection/95162/
