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Antonio Senzatela is a 31-year-old pitcher who has been pitching in the majors for 10 years, mostly as a starter with the Rockies. Converted to the bullpen this year, Senzatela was traded at the deadline to the Brewers. That means he got the “H & H Car Wash” treatment, the name manager Pat Murphy gave to the work of pitching coach Chris Hook and pitching coordinator Jim Henderson, evoking an El Paso breakfast/car wash establishment.
