Crawford wouldn't mind DH at times

 
Rays outfielder Carl Crawford says he wouldn't mind being the designated hitter at times while the team is at home this season to take some of the wear and tear off his sore right knee. Manager Joe Maddon says such a scenario is possible. [link]

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