SAN FRANCISCO, CA - JUNE 24: A wieght with the Los Angeles Dodgers logo on it, used by the Cleveland Indians sits in the on-deck circle during a MLB baseball against the San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park June 24, 2011 in San Francisco, California. That was the case for Randy Kohn, a former promising Dodgers catching prospect whose baseball journey included starring for the University of Georgia before a career-ending injury forced him to change his plans. Forbes Braves Cut Former NL MVP Right After Trade Deadline DisappointmentLos Angeles Dodgers’ Former Catcher Remembered By Tony Lasorda After Brief Career Kohn's baseball career was defined by extraordinary defensive ability behind the plate. “He possessed a legendary arm and famously threw out base-stealers at second base from his knees,” the obituary noted of Kohn’s college reputation. “Randy made an immediate impression in professional baseball, delivering a two-run single with the bases loaded in his first professional at-bat,” the obituary added.