After 23 years in prison as an innocent man, former White Sox groundskeeper returns to his old job
Posted Apr 1, 2018
Nevest Coleman looked around the White Sox ballpark in wonder as he walked down the third base line. Flanked by colleagues, Harry Smith and Jerry Powe, Coleman marveled at how much the stadium had changed since 1994, when he last worked for the team. As he took in the sights, legendary head groundskeeper Roger Bossard embraced Coleman in a quick hug.
(Chicago Tribune)
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