Published 7/16/2008
by BY DAVE HOEKSTRA dhoekstra@suntimes.com
at Chicago Sun-Times :: Chicago Cubs ::
Dave Hoekstra: Dr. Rich Nye is used to tight jams. He was a steady pitcher for the late '60s Cubs who faced big cats like Hank Aaron and Willie Mays. But on a slow moving summer morning, the 6-foot-5 southpaw is removing an abscess near the ear of a turtle. Nye is one of the premier exotic animal veterinarians in America. Now 64, Nye has retired from general practice but has his own part-time consulting business that is available to suburban Chicago exotic veterinarians.
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