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In the language of jazz, the word "gig" is an evening of work; sometimes sweet, sometimes sour, take the gig as it comes, for who knows when the next will be. It means bread and butter first, but a whole lot of things have always seemed to ride with the word: drifting blue light, the bouquet from leftover drinks, spells of odd dialogue, and most of all a sense of pain and limbo.
One member of theinfield is an outfielder turned third baseman turned first baseman. Another,the shortstop, was a part-time outfielder only 16 months ago. The catcher beganthis season with fewer than 50 games of big-league experience under his chestprotector, and the second baseman is a 27-year-old rookie who blows bubbles.The third baseman is young and raw, too, playing a position where so manybefore him have come and gone. Quickly.
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