Greatest 21 Days Baseball Profiles

Quinn Feno helped his New Bedford High School team to the state title game in 1990. Then he turned pro, The Boston Globe wrote . Feno signed with the Red Sox the day after his high school team's season ended that June, The Globe wrote . "I'm very happy and excited," Feno told The Globe then. "I've dreamed about being drafted since I was a little kid and getting chosen by the Red Sox was like the icing on the cake." Feno then started his pro career. His career, though, was slowed by a knee injury. He played in just two seasons . Feno's career began that year in 1990, taken by the Red Sox in the 14th round of the draft out of New Bedford . Feno was also credited as Vinny Feno. Ahead of the draft, Feno spoke to The Globe about his approach, having worked with former Red Sox hitting instructor Walt Hriniak at a hitting school three years earlier. "I started out a little slow (the following season), but then midway through the season it just seem...