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"baseball player who reached Major League Baseball (MLB) as an outfielder" – better to state how many years he played for: "who played five seasons in..." This will also help with my next point.
"Considered a journeyman" – "considered" appears a borderline weasel word. Either specify who makes the claim or (as I'd prefer) just simply call him "A journeyman who played for five different teams during his tenure in the majors."
"Mottola played professionally from 1992 through 2007. He appeared in 59 MLB games and 1,801 minor league games." Amalgamate the two sentences so that they'll read "Mottola played professionally from 1992 through 2007, appearing in..."
"A highly regarded prospect, the Cincinnati Reds selected Mottola with the fifth overall selection" – the description should follow immediately with the subject. I'd suggest, "A highly regarded prospect, Mottola was selected by the Cincinnati Reds as the fifth overall selection"
"the Reds let him go after he played for the Reds only during the 1996 season" – sounds informal and a bit repetitive. Why not "the Reds decided to trade him after he played only one season for them in 1996."
"suffered a broken thumb that limited his season, requiring surgery." – the last part regarding his surgery seems to be hanging in mid-air. Change to "suffered a broken thumb that required surgery, thus limiting his season."
Criteria 6 does not apply, since no images were used, but I won't press this, since GA don't require images. I'm guessing you weren't been able to find any free ones.