Yeah, I resurrected this thread because I just read another article about Biggio and it mentioned this topic.
Was it the one about his quest for 3000 hits? Knock on wood, he'll make it next season, and then he can retire in the glow of his accomplishments. Not that I'm complaining--he's been remarkably productive at the plate. A doubles machine. The only part of his game that has suffered with his age is his defense, but he's still very much an asset to the team.