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Bob Fontaine Jr., a prominent baseball scout and key figure in assembling the Angels’ 2002 World Series championship team, has died at age 73. Over his five-decade career, he identified Hall of Famers and risky talents like Jim Abbott, whose successful MLB career defied initial concerns about his disability. Known for his keen eye and personal approach, Fontaine’s scouting contributed significantly to multiple teams, and he believed in combining traditional evaluation with analytics.
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