When Denehy led the rookie New York-Penn League in wins and shutouts, he was ranked as a top prospect. His tendency to surrender homers curtailed his success in the majors. He was traded with $100,000 to Washington for manager Gil Hodges in 1967.
When Denehy led the rookie New York-Penn League in wins and shutouts, he was ranked as a top prospect. His tendency to surrender homers curtailed his success in the majors. He was traded with $100,000 to Washington for manager Gil Hodges in 1967.
