Former pitcher for the New York Yankees

Baseball Player

former major league infielder; played for Orioles, Giants, Cardinals, Royals and Phillies; former minor league manager

MLB third baseman from 1964-74 for Angels, Royals. Best season in 1971 with 80 RS, 36 doubles, 6 triples, 11 HR's, 63 RBI's and ,274 BA

Pitcher 1945 Boston Braves

Baseball for White Sox, Mariners, A's

former Major League catcher; played for Cardinals, Phillies, Cubs, White Sox, Mets & Reds

former major league pitcher; played for Indians & Cubs

former MLB player - washington senators (1958-63)

Chicago White Sox catcher, baseball Hall of Famer, played on the 1919 White Sox

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MLB pitcher from 1943-54 for the A's and Cardinals. Holds A.L Record for youngest player in MLB. Best season was 1948 going 14-8 with 3.94 ERA. Came in second in league in saves with 11 in 1951. Tossed 6 shutouts in his career

Baseball Player - Texas Rangers pitcher

1959 Red Sox

Coach of Cin. Reds 1974

MLB Pitcher Rangers/Mets/Nationals/Dodgers/Tigers/Diamondbacks/ Mizzou

Writer for the Batman Comics in the 50's

1960's 2nd Baseman - Boston Red Sox - Defensive Star

known for gutsy playoff performances- former Red Sox, Diamondbacks, Phillies, Astros and Orioles pitcher, won three world series rings. Was a dominant starting pitcher in his prime

Former Major League Pitcher, aka Cal, pitcher for the New York Mets & Boston Red Sox

former Dodgers prospect, now in Oakland chain

Chicago Cubs pitcher, Baseball Player

Right-handed pitching prospect who was the 17th round draft-pick of the Braves in 2011

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Baseball player with the 1967 Mets

Baseball / Former Major League Catcher / 1958-'65 / Giants, Reds, Senators & Yankees / 1958 N.L All-Star

former major league pitcher; played for Rangers, White Sox, Expos, Mariners and Orioles

Boston Red Sox Catcher 1982

Baseball Player

MLB pitcher from 1944-47 for the Cardinals, Phillies and Cubs. Best season was 1944 going 7-3 with 5 saves and a 3.15 ERA. In 1944 World Series pitched 3 1/3 innings giving up only one hit and no runs

currently with the los angeles dodgers/former pitcher for the San Francisco Giants

Baseball Player

Philadephlia Phillies Hall of Famer 3rd baseman

MLB pitcher from 1952-59 for the Cardinals and Reds. Best season was 1957 for Cardinals going 10-3. First batter in MLB to ever get hit by pitch twice in the same inning on 04-26-1959. This pitcher got hit by pitch 3 times in 1959 for the Reds

MLB pitcher from 1941-56 for 7 teams. Best seasons were 1948 going 18-13 with one save and 2.64 ERA and 1954 going 11-8 with one save and 2.91 ERA. Two time All - Star

Baseball - Norfolk Tides 2006

Baseball Player

Former Big League Shortstop

MLB relief pitcher from 1988-93 for Mariners, Rangers. Best seasons were 1989 with a win, 33 saves, 2.81 ERA and 1990 with a win, 30 saves, 2.25 ERA

Retired Major Leaguer

MLB: Second Baseman with the Baltimore Orioles (2013-)

former Giants farmhand, now a Royals farmhand, IF

Right-handed hitting infielder who debuted with the Mets in 1963

Baseball AA - Mississippi Braves 2007

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Baseball / 1983-90 / Former Brewers' & Angels' Catcher / Former College Standout at Clemson University / Current Broadcaster with Brewers

Former Twins pitcher, 1961

MLB pitcher from 1980-87 for Blue Jays, Twins, Indians. Best seasons were 1983 going 15-8 with 3.71 ERA and 1986 as an All - Star going 14-7 with a 4.54 ERA

former major league infielder; played for Orioles, Tigers, Phillies, Expos & Angels; current Arizona Diamondbacks hitting coach

former MLB pitcher - philadelphia phillies (1972-76), minnesota twins (1977), chicago white sox (1978-79)

Retired baseball player Angels, Braves; Baseball coach

1990's Minnesota Twin

Baseball player 1953-1960 with Yankees, Reds, Senators and Cubs

Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher / 1955-65 / Cardinals, Cubs & Tigers

Baseball Player

Pitcher 1953 Chicago Cubs {Died 3/31/1979}in the 1953 Topps Archives Set

Baseball / Retired Major Leaguer, pitched for the Cardinals & Cubs

former baseball/basketball player; played for Reds, Dodgers, Phillies & Anderson Packers,Fort Wayne Pistons, Minneapolis Lakers; won two championships with the Lakers

former Diamondbacks pitcher; also played for Hiroshima Toyo Carp and Orix Buffaloes; 2nd round pick 2000 MLB Draft

former right handed pitcher for the Chicago Cubs (1983-84), Clevelnad Indians (1984-1986), New York Mets (1987), San Diego Padres, New York Yankees (1989)

MLB pitcher from 1931-46 with Giants. Two time All-Star. Led league in 1933, giving up the least amount of hits per 9 innings pitched. Two World Series in 1936 and 37 with record of 2-2. Was 23-10 with 3.18 ERA. Twice won 19 games with winning record

Baseball Player

MLB Pitcher (Cubs 1964)

Set a Florida highs school record by tossing 4 consecutive no-hitters in 2009

former college/major league pitcher; played for Arizona State University & Detroit Tigers

MLB pitcher from 1961-67 for Red Sox, Pirates, Braves. All - Star and R.O.Y. in 1961 going 15-7 with 3.22 ERA. In 1965 he went 9-6 with 4 saves and 2.92 ERA

Former Chicago White Sox Pitcher

Baseball Player for the Philadelphia Phillies, 6 foot 8 inches, from Northern Virginia - Went to UVA

reliever in Mets organization

Baseball - Syracuse SkyChiefs 2006

Former Angels' Pitcher

Spent 8 years pitching in the Cubs chain, even appearing in a few games for the Cubs in 1963, and was then traded to the Dodgers for Jim Brewer and Cuno Barragan, appearing in a few games for the Dodgers in 1964

Baseball / 1991-92 / 3rd baseman For Chicago Cubs & Los Angeles Dodgers / Played College Baseball at Villanova University (1987-89)

Baseball / Power Hitting First Baseman for Red Sox, Brewers, Royals & Yankees / Nicknamed: Boomer / 3X All-Star / 8X Gold Glove winner

former New York Mets & Houston Astros starting pitcher

Baseball (1975-1982 KCR, MON, OAK, NYY)

Baseball player for padras and expos, pitcher

Baseball Player

Baseball / Detroit Tigers 1975-77 / Slick Fielding Versatile Infielder

Former Texas Ranger Outfielder

former Major League pitcher; played for Cincinnati Reds & Cleveland Indians; member of 1990 World Series Champions (Reds)

Former Red Sox, Mets, A's, Rockies and Blue Jays infielder, currently with the Giants

former major league infielder for Cardinals, Yankees; also played for Hiroshima Toyo Carp and Kia Tigers

Baseball / Relief Pitcher 1989-Current / Indians, Padres, Braves & 6 Other Teams / Currently with Boston Red Sox

Baseball Player

MLB H.O.F. pitcher 1967-86 for Mets, Red Sox, Reds, White Sox. 'Tom Terrific' was 12X All-Star; 3X Cy Young,; 1967 R.O.Y., 3x ERA Title. Wins 3x, K's 5x, W-L % with 14-2. No-hitter 1978. In 1969 went 25-7, 2.21 ERA & 1971, 20-10, 1.76 ERA . 311 wins

Former major league pitcher; played for Expos, Phillies, Reds & Brewers

Baseball Coach

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former major league first baseman/catcher/DH/third baseman; played for Rangers & Dodgers

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Former baseball player. He was a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers from 1971 through 1974.

Baseball / 1995-2001 / Versatile Infielder & Outfielder for Philadelphia Phillies & Colorado Rockies

Ex Cub player 1982

former Phillies pitcher, now in Rockies chain

Baseball player with the 1952 Yankees and 1955 Orioles; coached Texas Tech baseball team from 1968 to 1983

MLB pitcher 1962-77 for 6 teams. Only one to play for both Pilots & Mariners. ERA Title 1970. In 1969 went 12-6, 12 saves, 3.35 ERA, 1970 went 10-10, 2 saves, 2.56 ERA & 1973 had 7 wins, 17 saves, 2.78 ERA. 75 W.S. - 1 IP, 0 RS. Father of David Segui

former Angels top prospect, now in Brewers organization

Hitting Coach for the Atlanta Braves, former hitting coach for the Toronto Blue Jays and Kansas City Royals. Former Kansas City Royals,Oakland A's,and Milwaukee Brewers 3rd baseman

former major league pitcher; played for Angels, Mets, Rangers, Mariners, Red Sox & Dodgers; 2X All-Star; minor league pitching instructor for Dodgers

Former Major League Pitcher, Boston Red Sox

Baseball A+ - Stockton Ports 2007

former relief pitcher With The California Angels & L.A. Dodgers

MLB pitcher from 1965-74 for Mets, Cubs, Phillies, Angels, Brewers. Often called 'Mortimer Snerd'. Best seasons were 1968 going 9-10 with 2.75 ERA, 1969 went 12-10, a save, 3.68 ERA, & won 8 games with 22 Saves in 1970

Baseball / 1965-70 / Astros and Expos / Low ball Pitcher, Got Many Double-Plays to Kill Rallies

Baseball Player

Baseball player retired padres, mets1992

MLB catcher from 1943-57 with Phillies and Reds. Best seasons were in 1949 and 1950, hitting 24 home runs each season

Played baseball 1958-1961 with Phillies, Tigers and Angels

Right-handed pitcher who appeared in 11 games for the Blue Jays in 1982. (passed away in 1989)

Former MLB pitcher for the Phillies and Cubs in the 70's

3rd Basemen for the Cubs from 1949 through 1954. (Passed away in 1996)

Baseball / 1981-82 / Versatile Infielder / Seattle Mariners

minor league baseball player

Baseball - Pawtucket Red Sox 2006

minor league baseball player

Baseball Player

Baseball / Pitcher with Minnesota Twins in Late 1970's / 1 of Only 3 Twins Ever to Get Signed After Attending Public Try-Outs

Manager for the Seattle Mariners

former MLB pitcher - Philadelphia Phillies ('88), Montreal Expos ('92), Colorado Rockies ('93), Cincinnati Reds (94, 96, 97), San Francisco Giants ('95), Kansas City Royals (97-99), Oakland A's (00), Arizona Diamondbacks ('03-04), Toronto Blue Jays ('03)

1965 Twins

Baseball / Versatile & Durable Relief Pitcher / 1969 Orioles / 1971-72 Padres

Former KC Royal player from 1970-1971; he passed away January 19, 2016 in Omaha, NE

Baseball player 1921-42, Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox

Baseball - 1948 Brooklyn Dodgers

Star 1st Baseman for Seattle Mariners/ formerly on Clevland Indians, Milwaukee Brewers, Arizona Diamondbacks

former major league infielder; played for Mariners, Astros, Cardinals and A's

Pitched in a couple of games for the Cleveland Indians in both 1963 and 1964

Former MLB pitcher for the Dodgers in 1973-74

St. Louis Cardinals radio announcer and former player

MLB pitcher from 1949-64 for 7 teams. 3x All-Star. MVP in 1952 with most wins & best W-L% in league, going 24-7, 2.48 ERA. 1957 ERA Title of 2.45, going 11-5, 5 saves. 8x Gold Gloves. 2 W.S. went 0-1, save, 4.15 ERA. Career 119-99, 48 saves, 3.38 ERA

Major League Baseball - OF with Tigers and Padres

Former Dodger infielder

Baseball player. Pitcher for the Pirates.

Former baseball player. Played in 79 games for Texas(93/99) and Minnesota(98)-Infielder

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Oakland A's in 1988

MLB pitcher 1957-67 for 6 different teams / Threw Shutout in 1959 World Series for the White Sox (Vs. Dodgers). Best season was 1959 going 18-6 with 3 saves and 2.69 ERA

relief pitcher, member of 2016 American League Champion Cleveland Indians

former major league pitcher; played for Dodgers, Indians, Reds, White Sox & Expos; 2X All-Star

MLB pitcher (1968-69 Astros, Expos)

Catcher for the Boston Red Sox (1987), Cleveland Indians (1989), Colorado Rockies (1993-1994), St. Louis Cardinals (1995-1997)

Former Royals first baseman/currently in the Rays organization

Author of the book Beautiful: The Life of Hedy Lamarr, born 1951

Major League Prospect

Baseball / Former Infielder with Mariners, Padres, Rays, Red Sox & Angels

All-Star, former Brewers and A's pitcher; 2000 Olympic gold medal winner; career was sidelined by injuries, but Sheets is currently in the Braves organization

MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman, shortstop from 1983-2009 (22 yrs) for 8 teams. Known as 'Sheff'. Nephew of Dwight Gooden. 9x All-Star, 5x Silver Slugger, Bat Title in 92 (.330). 8x with at least 100 RBI's, 7x over 100 RS,14x over 20 HR's, 10x over .300 BA

Baseball A - Kannapolis Intimidators 2007

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Red Sox & Athletics; won 38 career games. Also pitched for the Tigers

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former Nats reliever, currently in the Royals organization

Baseball player. Played for the 1919 Chicago White Sox and was a coach for the '54 Giants

Retired baseball player debut 1993 played for the pittsburgh pirates outfield

Former 1st Baseman for the University of Utah, Tigers,Pirates and Rangers/ currently in the Astros organization

Baseball Coach

Manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1968-1969

former major league/CPBL pitcher; played for Rockies, Phillies, Red Sox, Orioles and Brother Elephants

Former MLB Player

Baseball Player

Baseball player with the 1948 Red Sox

MLB pitcher 1958-68 for Dodgers, Tigers, Astros, Angels. 1959 World Series MVP with 2-0 with 2 saves, 0.71 ERA. Best seasons: 1960 14-10, 7 saves, 3.79 ERA/ 1961 went 4-4 with 15 saves, 3.90 ERA & 1966 going 8-5, 20 saves, 3.82 ERA. Brother - Norm Sherry

MLB catcher from 1959-63 with Dodgers and Mets. Hit 8 home runs in 138 at - bats with .283 batting average in 1960. Angels manager from 1976-77

San Diego Padres Pitcher

Angels set-up man. Member of 2002 World Series Champions

Baseball - Richmond Braves 2006

Baseball player; padres 2002

Debuted for the Senators in 1957

former Royals reliever

Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher / Seattle Mariners 1993

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Phillies in 1985 (appeared in 26 games)

Pitcher, 1st round selection of the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2013 Draft, 15th overall

Baseball / 1986 - 98 / Infielder for Dodgers, Mets, Padres, Astros & Angels / Currently Vice President of Professional and International Scouting for Red Sox

former major league pitcher; played for Giants & White Sox

Former baseball player 1964-1969 with the Dodgers and Mets

Former MLB pitcher; played for Padres, Reds, Yankees, Royals & Cardinals

Baseball Player

Former Indians, Rays and Red Sox catcher, now with the Mets

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MLB pitcher from 1981-91 for Padres, A's. As a rookie in 1982 going 10-6, 3 saves, 2.64 ERA. Best seasons in 1984 with 15-9, 3.40 ERA and 1988 going 16-11 with 3.26 ERA

Baseball-RHP. Played 11 seasons for Cle, LAD, Balt

former major league infielder; played for Royals, Rockies, Cubs, Red Sox, Padres & Devil Rays

Former major league pitcher; played for Rangers, A's, Cardinals, Red Sox, Indians & Padres; 2X All-Star; threw no-hitter on June 10th, 1966; Last AL pitcher to hit two homeruns in a single game; also drafted by St. Louis Hawks of the NBA

MLB Pitcher (Twins 1963-67)

former Padres and Reds middle reliever

Baseball Player

Baseball / Played for 17 Years with 5 Teams 1949-64 / Rookie of Year in 1949 / Led AL in Homers & RBI's in 1957

Former Mariners, Phillies, Twins and Cubs starter, now in Boston organization

former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Pirates and Blue Jays

Baseball Player

former major league catcher; played for Yankees & Cubs; member of Yankees 1949 World Series championship team; former bullpen coach for Tigers, Twins & Rangers

First Base coach of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Baseball Coach

Baseball Player

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Major League Baseball Player 1924-1944, Hall of Fame member, Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators, Boston Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Boston Red Sox. 2x batting champ, .334 lifetime average

Braves shortstop

Drafted by the Atlanta Braves in 2012

Outfielder for the Houston Astros (1990-92, 1994-96) and the Texas Rangers (1997-1999)

Former Orioles pitcher, now in Reds organization (originally signed under the name Carlos Cabrera)

Former Cardinals, Nats and Twins pitcher. Currently in the Atlantic League

minor league baseball

former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Pilots, Angels, Cardinals, Astros & Yankees

Baseball / Pitcher of the Early 70's / Played for Reds, Royals, Pirates & Phils / Member of the 1970 NL All-Star Team

Baseball player pitcher who pitched a no hitter on Game Played on Monday, July 20, 1970 at Dodger Stadium vs the Phillies, 2x All - Star (1969 &73).Played for Dodgers, Angels, Rangers, Twins & Blue Jays. Got the 1st official save in MLB in 1969

Baseball / Pitcher / Marlins Prospect / Drafted in First Round of 2006 Draft

1969 San Diego Padre 2B; Successful 2B in Japan (1972-80)

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former major league pitcher; played for Orioles, Mets & Braves; won World Series with Mets (1986)

Baseball / 1962-70 / Pitcher for Pirates, Padres & White Sox / Effective as a Starter & Reliever

Baseball pitcher from 1956 to 1962 for the Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators and Cincinnati Reds. Son of former hall of famer George Sisler

MLB second baseman from 1939-54 with the Braves. Actor:. Was the manager for Robert Redford in the movie 'The Natural'

Minor League Baseball player

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Retired baseball player, White Sox

Baseball player, second baseman, 2010- , Detroit Tigers, Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees

former Major League second baseman; played for Cubs, Phillies, Red Sox, Cardinals & Dodgers; 1969 National League Rookie of Year

retired baseball player for the angels and orioles

former major league pitcher; played for Cleveland Indians

Played 1 game for the 1970 cubs, had 1 at-bat and 1 hit before his career in the big leagues was done.

Baseball / Catcher of Late 1980's & Early 1990's / White Sox, Yankees & Indians / Currently manager for the Akron Aeros

former major league third baseman/outfielder; played for Yankees, Tigers, Athletics & White Sox

Baseball / Pitcher / Red Sox (1973) / Rangers (1976) / Braves (1978-79) / Appeared in 106 Games During his Career

MLB first baseman from 1954-67 for Yankees, Dodgers, Senators, White Sox, Angels. 8x All - Star. Best season was 1960 with 26 HR's, 91 RBI's, .309 BA. Played in 8 different World Series getting 4 doubles, triple, 8 HR's, 29 RBI's and .293 BA

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Yankees in 1979

Baseball Player - Fort Myers Miracle

Bullpen coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Retired baseball player for the Brewers, Angels and Tigers

former college/major league catcher; played for UCLA, Rangers, Yankees, Angels, Padres, White Sox, Pirates and Royals; former Tigers hitting coach

Baseball / Member of 1964 Cubs / One of the Top Pitchers in Arizona State University History / All-American in 1962 & 1963

MLB pitcher in the 70s

Former Detroit Tigers pitching prospect, retired in 2008 without making it to the majors

Baseball / Pitcher / One of the Top Prospects in the Cleveland Indians Organization

baseball player

Baseball / Pitcher / former Twins starting pitcher/ now with Indians / Winthrop University Alum

Baseball / 1991-2001 / Pitcher / A's, Brewers, Astros & Braves / One of 9 University of New Orleans Alum to make it to Majors

Pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays (1994), Florida Marlins (1995,2004), Oakland Athletics (1996-1998), Arizona Diamondbacks (1998), Atlanta Braves (2002) Chicago Cubs (2003), New York Yankees (2005-2006)

Pitcher 1996 Houston Astros

WWII - VJ-Day 14 August 1945. In the famous scene of a sailor kissing a nurse, Mr. Smalley can be seen as a bystander

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Baltimore orioles outfielder 1963

Played for the Brewers in 70-71

Pitcher who debuted with the Astros in 1981

1955-1959 baseball player

Baseball - Charlotte Knights 2006

Born 1974, Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1998%u20132002), hitting instructor in the Arizona Diamondbacks organization

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1962 Original New York Met

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Baseball Coach - Windy City ThunderBolts

Retired Mariners baseball player 1987

Baseball / Montreal Expos, St. Louis Cardinals, Colorado Rockies / One of the Expos Best and Most Consistent Pitcher During the 1980's

Baseball player drafted by the seattle mariners in 1991

Baseball Player

Former baseball player. Played for the 1969 Cubs

formerly of the Red Sox, reliever, now with the Seattle organization

Baseball Player

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Baseball Player

Debuted as a pitcher for the Montreal Expos in 1999

Pitcher who debuted with Kansas City Royals in 1990

MLB relief pitcher 1980-92 for Astros, Cubs. 2x All - Star. 6 consecutive seasons with 22-plus saves. Best in 1985 with 9-5, 27 saves, 2.37 ERA and 1987 going 2-3, 24 saves, 1.65 ERA. Career 216 saves, 2.67 ERA

Baseball Player born 1981, drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 15th round of the 2002 MLB June Amateur Draft

MLB (1963-1965 Mets, Dodgers)

Baseball player - played for the 1951-55 Pittsburgh Pirates

Outfielder who played in 21 games for the Senators in 1969 (drafted by them in 1964)

Right-handed-hitting outfielder who played in 5 games for the Pirates in 1955

MLB relief pitcher from 1950-56 with Cardinals and Reds. Best seasons in 1951 went 5-5 with 11 saves and 3.20 ERA and in 1954 with 5 wins and 20 saves and an ERA of 2.67

MLB catcher from 1956-65 with Cardinals. Played in 3 All - Star games. Best season was 1959 hitting 15 doubles, 3 triples, 13 HR's, 50 RBI's with .270 BA. Longtime Cardinals scout

MLB catcher, third baseman from 1955-64 for Orioles, A's, Pirates, Colt .45's, Reds. Uncle of MLB second baseman Tim Flannery. Best seasons - 1957 with .303.BA & 1960 with .295 BA.. Best known for !960 World Series, 3 for 8 with a home run & 5 RBI's

Baseball / The Other Hal Smith / C-3B 1955-1964 Orioles, A's , Pirates, Colt .45s, Reds / Hit 8th inning PH Homer in Game 7 of the 1960 World Series for Pirates

Baseball player

Baseball Player

Baseball - Sioux Falls Canaries

Baseball Player

Former CIA Agent, Married to Barbara Hearn

Forward Milwaukee Bucks, formerly Minnesota Timberwolves/ Traded to Cleveland Cavaliers

Angels relief pitcher

2005 U.S. National Coach & Saudi Arabia National Coach

Baseball Player - Schaumburg Flyers

Baseball Player

Baseball A - Dayton Dragons 2007

Drafted in the 9th round (278th overall) by the Cleveland Indians in 2011

MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher 1980-97 for Cards, Reds, Cubs, Expos, Angels, Red Sox, Orioles; All - Star 7x. Rolaids 3x. Led league saves 4x. Best in 1991 with 6-3, 47 saves, 2.39 ERA & 1983 with 4 wins, 29 saves, 1.65 ERA. Career 478 saves & 3.03 ERA

WWII Fighter Ace (6 kills), 56th Fighter Group, 'Zemke's Wolfpack', flew the p-47

former MLB player - Philadelphia Phillies (1978- 1981), St. Louis Cardinals (1982-85), Kansas City Royals (1985-87), Atlanta Braves (1988-92), Pittsburgh Pirates (1993), Baltimore Orioles (1993-94), 1982 World Champion St. Louis Cardinals

1991 Baltimore Orioles Draft Pick

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Oakland A's in 1983

Minor League Baseball Player currently in the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Organization

Baseball - Rochester Red Wings 2006

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Reds in 1984. There are three Mike Smiths who played major league baseball, all of them named Michael Anthony. This is 'Mississippi' Mike Smith

Negro Leaguer

Mlb 1962 baltimore orioles

Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in the 8th round of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft

former major league pitcher; played for Braves, Reds, Marlins, Padres and Orioles; #21 pick overall 1984 MLB Draft

Right-handed pitcher who debuted in 1962

Former Twins Catcher

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Baseball / 1984-91 / Pitcher for Indians, Twins & Orioles / Full Name is Leroy P. Smith

Baseball Player

Head Baseball Coach Baylor Univ.

Baseball Coach

Baseball Player

Right - handed pitcher drafted by the Brewers in the 19th round of the 1995 draft. He debuted for them in 1998 (in one game only), and went on to pitch a few games for Cardinals (2002), Braves (2004), Marlins (2005), and Braves again (2006)

Baseball Player, Current Playing for Atlanta Braves. Played for SF Giants

Baseball / Pitcher / Former Oakland A's Reliever of the Early 1990's

Former MLB player for the Cincinnati Reds in 2003

MLB pitcher from 1982-89 for Rangers, Twins, Red Sox. Won 15 games in both 1984 & 1985. In 1988 ALCS gave up no runs in 2 1/3 IP. Former college baseball star at University of Tennessee

Cy Young Winner, one of the all-time great Braves. Also had stints with Boston and St. Louis

Currently in the Dodgers Organization, former Pittsburgh and Seattle starter

Pitched for the Baltimore Orioles, Detroit Tigers

Head Coach Atlanta Braves

San Diego Padres pitcher 1973

Baseball / 1995-98 / White Sox & Red Sox / Played Every Infield Position / Attended University of Mississippi

MLB Baseball Catcher/Outfielder / formerly with Baltimore and Texas, now with Boston

former Diamondbacks and Pirates catcher, now with Astros

MLB outfielder, shortstop, first baseman from 1986-94 for 5 teams. Member - 1984 U.S Olympic baseball team. 1992 NL Player of Month for June. Most assists as an outfielder in 1988. Most double plays turned as RF in 1989. Best season 1988 - 71 RS, 75 RBI

former major league infielder; played for Indians and Red Sox

former Washington Senators shortstop/second baseman

Former Mariners Manager

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Atlanta Braves prospect

Former Orioles reliever, now in Cubs organization

Baseball / 1971-1980 / 3rd Base for Twins, White Sox, Rangers & Yankees / 'Sporting News' Comeback Player of 1977 After Recovering from Serious Knee Injury

Baseball / 1996 - Giants / Pitched in 3 Career Games Winning 2 / Picked in 1st Round of 1993 Draft / Played for Fresno State Bulldogs 1991-93

former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher

former utility infielder for Mariners and Yankees, current manager of Tampa Yankees (A)

Baseball A - Swing of the Quad Cities 2007

Baseball Player

Former Astros and Mariners relief pitcher

Baseball / Pitcher / Top Prospect in the Pittsburgh Pirates Organization

Kansas City Royals OF

Baseball Player

Anaheim Angels coach

Pitcher for LA Dodgers in 1974-75

MLB pitcher from 1977-85 for Brewers, Cardinals, Indians, A - s, Cubs, Expos, Giants. All - Star 1978, going 18-12, save, 3.21 ERA. 15 wins in 1979 & 12 wins in 1983

Former Kansas City Royals/Texas Rangers closer; now with Detroit Tigers

Retired MLB DH/LF; played for the New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs, Texas Rangers and the Washington Nationals

former Mariners, Braves and Rays reliever, currently with Yankees

Baseball player, 1928-37, Detroit Tigers

former MLB pitcher - san francisco giants (1972-74), atlanta braves (1975-76), los angeles dodgers (1976-77), oakland athletics (1978), montreal expos (1979-81), detroit tigers (1982), san diego padres (1983)

Giants prospect, played in the 2007 Futures game

Former Braves, Rays and Mets starting pitcher, now in Japan

Pitcher 1975-76 Houston Astros

Puerto Rican basketball player

Born Aug 19, 1975, in the Dominican Republic, this outfield prospect was signed as a free agent by the Dodgers in 1992. He debuted with the Rockies in 1999

Former player for the Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles, Chicago Cubs, and the Chicago White Sox. Known for 1998 Home Run chase with Mark McGwire

former major league catcher; played for Rangers, Cubs, A's, White Sox and Angels; 2008 NL ROY

Ex-Reds Pitcher thru 80's

Drafted by the REDS in 2007

baseball player 1946-55 with Yankees and Tigers

Played baseball with the 1964 Minnesota Twins

Baseball Player

Journeyman pitcher who debuted for the Rays in 1999

Former Tigers, Brewers, Dbacks pitcher. Known as a jokester, was also a knuckleballer

Former Detroit Tiger, Member of 1968 World Series Champions

Baseball / 1975, 1978-79 / Outfielder for the Giants & Indians / His Sir Name is Appropriate - He was a Excellent and Fast Baserunner

Former baseball player. Played for KC, Mon, Atl, NYM. 91-99

former major league infielder; played for Expos, Giants, Cubs, Twins & Cardinals; father of Angels pitcher Justin Speier; current Cincinati Reds infield coach/bench coach; 3X All-star

Currently on the Los Angeles of Anaheim

Former Rockies pitcher/Radford University Alum/currently in the Atlantic League

Baseball AA - New Britain Rock Cats 2006

MLB shortstop, second and third base from 1952-63 for Giants, Cardinals, Dodgers, Reds. Military service from 1954-55. Nicknamed 'Dee' or 'Big Dee'. Best season in 1958 with 71 RS, 17 HR's, and 74 RBI's. Also played in Japan (Hankyu Braves)

former major league pitcher; played for NY Giants & Tigers

Baseball / Outfielder / 1998-2004 Yankees, Indians, Rangers & Mets / Currently the hitting coach for the Lake Elsinore Storm

Baseball Manager

Baseball / Cubs & Astros / Versatile Infielder of the 1970's

baseball

former major league outfielder/DH; played for Indians, Braves, Yankees & Tigers

Former Rockies OF, now in Rangers organization

former MLB pitcher - san diego padres (1974-78), cleveland indians (1978-84), chicago white sox (1984-85)

former major league pitcher; played for Astros and Cardinals; former scout for Dbacks, Astros & Padres

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FORMER MLB PITCHER

Baseball / Former Relief Pitcher / Early 2000's / Played for Florida Marlins & Atlanta Braves

1947 Phil PhilliesDebut: September 13, 1947 Final Game: September 21, 1947 Died: December 10, 2002 in Minter City, MS

Director of Player Development for the Oakland A's. Former MLB player - Toronto Blue Jays (1991-98), Oakland Athletics (1998), Pittsburgh Pirates (1999), San Diego Padres (2000), Boston Red Sox (2000), Seattle Mariners (2001)

Baseball / 1968-76 / Pitcher for A's, Reds, Cardinals & Brewers

Former Major League pitcher

former major league pitcher; played for Rays, Angels, Marlins, Mets, Dodgers and Phillies; known for his knuckleball; gave up Barry Bonds 73rd HR in 2001

Outfielder who was a legit MVP Canidate in 2019

Relief Pitcher for the New York Yankees (1992), California Angels (1993-1995), Philadelphia Phillies (1995-1996), Houston Astros (1997, 2004-2006), Arizona Diamondbacks (1998, 2000-2001), Atlanta Braves (1998-1999), St. Louis Cardinals (2003, 2007-2008)

Major league baseball player. Mets nd Indians

Baseball Player

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former Tigers pitcher

Former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Expos, Braves, Twins & Blue Jays; former pitching Coach for Washington Nationals; son of former major league catcher, Ebba St. Claire

former Tigers backup catcher, Canadian- now with Boston organization

former major league pitcher; played for Padres

President of the Baseball Hall of Fame. A must have for hall of fame collections. Signs Willingly.

New York Yankee pitcher in the 60's

former MLB player - toronto blue jays (1977), oakland athletics (1978)

Infielder 1975-77 NY Mets, 1979 NY Yankees

Baseball player, 1947-1961. Pitcher for St Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers and Kansas City Athletics

former major league pitcher; played for Mets, Red Sox & Cardinals; gave up Roger Maris' 61st homerun

Former Shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals

Baseball player for the Washington Nationals

Currently on the New York Mets/Formerly of Devil Rays / formerly with Reds/ #1 Draft Pick in 1997

College Pitching prospect, projected to be selected in the first round of the 2013 MLB Draft

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MLB pitcher from 1961-70 (10 years) for Red Sox, Twins, Indians, White Sox. The 'Stinger' was best in 1963 going 12-5, 2.62 ERA, in 1965 with 8-4, 3.34 ERA, and had 5 wins, 12 saves in 1968. In 1967 World Series pitched 2 innings for Red Sox, 0.00 ERA

former MLB pitcher - Texas Rangers (1972-74), Montreal Expos (1975-77), Baltimore Orioles (1978-79,82), Los Angeles Dodgers (1980)

MLB pinch hitter 1987-89 (2 years) for Phillies, Brewers. Best in 1987 getting 2 hits in 7 at - bats. Brother of Pete Stanicek

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Drafted in the 11th round (322nd overall) by the Philadelphia Phillies in 2014

MLB 2nd baseman, shortstop from 1943-53 for 5 teams. 3x All-Star. As 'The Brat', 'Muggsy', 'Stinky'. Led league RS 1x, Walks 3x, Hit by Pitch 1x, Sacrifice Bunts 1x. 3 W.S. 2 doubles, 7 RS, 4 RBI's. Manager 1952-55 Cardinals, 66-68 White Sox, 77 Rangers

Baseball / Boston Red Sox Pitcher (1979-89) / #1 Draft Pick in 1974

former major league shortstop; played for Padres, Indians, Yankees, Brewers, Pilots and A's; 5X World Series champ; former SF Giants Executive

MLB outfielder, 1st baseman, shortstop 1964-78 for Tigers. 4x Gold Glove. Best in 1973 with 81 RS, 23 doubles, 5 triples, 17 HR, 57 RBI. in 1968 World Series had a triple & scored 4 times

MLB player - texas rangers (1986-1991), new york yankees (1992-95,1997), boston redsox (1996-98.2000), toronto bluejays (1998), oakland athletics (2000)

padres prospect, currently with AAA portland beavers

All-Star OF for Florida Marlins

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Baseball / 1970-78 / Hard Hitting Outfielder for Mets, Angels & Mariners

Baseball / 1980-86 / Spent All 7 Years with Boston Red Sox / Good Fielder & Solid Hitter

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Baseball player, signed as a free agent by the white sox in 1990, blue jays no. 1 pick in 1983

This right-handed hitting outfield prospect was the #1 draft pick of the Royals in 2011

Played for the St. Louis Browns

Pitcher w/ Baltimore Orioles during 1960's

Baseball Player

MLB 1st baseman, P.H. from 1993-94 for Padres. In 1993 with 42 at - bats had 7 RS, 3 doubles, 5 HR's, 9 RBI's, .262 BA

San Diego Padres starting pitcher

former Cardinals OF, currently in the Houston organization

Former MLB player - philadelphia phillies (1974), new york mets (1975-84); 4X All-Star current manager for Harrisburg Senators

Baseball / Pitcher / St. Louis Cardinals 2000-02 / Accomplished Rare Feet, (Especially as a Pitcher), When he Hit a Homerun on His First Major League At-Bat on 4-17-2001

Baseball-RHP...Pitching coach for Frederick Keys. Pitched 4 games for Chicago Cubs in 1998

Baseball Coach

Baseball / Outfielder / 1978-84 - Tigers, Yankees & White Sox / Attended University Of Arizona 1973-76

former MLB player - st. louis cardinals (1972-73), chicago white sox (1974-76), seattle mariners (1977-80), texas rangers (1981-85)

Minor Leasgue pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, Oakland Athletics, Kansas City Royals,Cleveland Indians, Pittsburgh Pirates & Montreal Expos

retired Brewers, Mariners pitcher

MLB catcher, 1st baseman 1986-99 for A's, Twins. 3x All-Star. 1x MVP All-Star. Homered in first ML at-bat. Best season in 1996 with 79 RS, 25 doubles, triple, 35 HR, 100 RBI, .272 BA. Three World Series (1x Champ) had double, triple, HR, 7 RBI, .257 BA

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Angels in 1982

Right-handed pitcher, drafted by the Giants in 1976, who appeared in one game for them in 1980

Baseball player; royals 05

Baseball player 1962-1964.

MLB second baseman, shortstop, outfielder from 1971-81 for Pirates, Giants. Holds part of ML record for 7 hits in one game. Best season was 1977 with 53 RS, 20 doubles, 4 triples, 5 HR, 51 RBI, .336 BA. Helped Pirates win 1977 W.S., going 1 for 1

Baseball player 1968 Twins

Dallas Policeman, at the Dallas Trademart when JFK shot. On the scene days later when Oswald was shot

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MLB catcher (Cardinals and Rangers 1990-92)

Baltimore orioles 3rd baseman 1954-55

Played baseball with the Cardinals in 1955.

Baseball / 1996-2003 / Pitcher for Orioles, Phillies & Cardinals / Won 16 Games for the Cards in 2000

1947 White SoxDied 9/20/2001

Baseball player 1921-34, Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians. Lifetime batting average .336. College football star at University of Alabama

Right-handed pitching prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Cincinnati Reds in 2011

pitcher in Mets organization

Baseball Player From The 50's And 60's, Former baseball player with the Pittsburgh Pirates

Former LSU outfielder. 2015 draft pick of the Nationals

former Tigers OF, former A's coach, currently Chicago White Sox batting coach

Former Rugby Union Player

Pittsburgh Pirates Catcher, MLB - former Rangers catcher, now in Yankees organization

Baseball Prospect in the Tigers Organization

former major league infielder/outfielder; played for Cubs, Reds, White Sox & Astros; played in 1970 World Series; played from 1963-1973

Vietnam/Fall of Saigon/Drove bus through Saigon & pick up eligible to leave. Saw anger growing among those on the streets as people realized the end was near & U.S. was pulling out. A rocket hit near the bus & was shaken by shrapnel

Drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 1st round (4th) of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft

Adult Model-Penthouse Pet January 1999

retired baseball player for the orioles.

Soccer Player

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Former Major League Outfielder; Played for Twins, Athletics, and Blue Jays

former White Sox pitching prospect... now in the Boston organization

MLB pitcher from 1977-93 & 98 for Blue Jays, White Sox. Canadian Baseball H.O.F.in 2008. 7x All - Star. ERA Title 1985. 6x with 16 or more wins. Led league CG (19) in 1982. Best in 1990 with 18-6, 2.93 ERA. Threw no - hitter on 9/20/90

MLB starting & relief pitcher from 1960-66 for Indians, Twins, Red Sox. 2 All - Star games as rookie in 1960. Best seasons were 1962 going 12-5 (best W - L % in league), 3 saves and 3.66 ERA and 1963 winning 15 games with a 3.25 ERA

St. Louis Browns pitcher - 30', 31', 33' .former Major League Baseball player

Former baseball player with the 1961-1963 Washington Senators. Father of baseball player Kurt Stillwell.

Baseball Player

Former San Diego Padre Prospect

MLB pitcher from 1934-38 for White Sox, Reds, and Yankees. In 1936 got 3 wins and 2 saves. In 1938 for Yankees pitched 8 2/3 innings giving up only one run

Catcher for the NY Mets (1994-1995,2006), Milwaukee Brewers (1996-1997), Arizona Diamondbacks (1998-2000, 2005), Cincinnati Reds (2001-2003), Philadelphia Phillies (2003), KC Royals (2004), NY Yankees (2006) and the St. Louis Cardinals (2007)

Baseball A - Savannah Sand Gnats 2007

former major league pitcher/pitching coach; played for Orioles and Kansas City A's; pitching coach for A's, Brewers and Mariners; 2X World Series Champion (A's pitching coach)

Atlanta Braves pitcher

Born: Robert Lyle Stoddard March 8, 1957. Professoinal baseball plyer seattlle Mariners Detroit Tigers & more

former MLB pitcher - Chicago White Sox (1975), Baltimore Orioles (1978-83), Chicago Cubs (1984), San Diego Padres (1985-86), New York Yankees (1987-88), Cleveland Indians (1989), now Coach at Northwestern Wildcats, had RBI Single in 1979 World Series

former Angels, Rays and Mets reliever, currently in the Atlantic League

Baseball / Power Hitting 1st Baseman / Oakland A's Prospect that Formerly Played in Marlins Organization

WW2 VF-14 Hellcat Fighter Ace - 8 Kills - US Navy

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baseball player/sportscaster - former pitcher

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Expos & Angels; All-Star (1972); worked in Expos & Angels front offices

Baseball Player

Pitching Coach for the Seattle Mariners, Former right-handed pitcher born 1963, Kansas City Royals (1990), baseball coach, Arizona Diamondbacks (2009-2010). Not to be confused with his father Mel Stottlemyre, Sr., Born 1941

Former major league pitcher born 1941; played for Yankees; 5X All - Star; 5X World Series champion; former pitching coach for Yankees, Mariners, Mets & Astros; father of former major league pitchers, Todd & Mel Jr. Won 20 or more games three times

Former baseball player. He was with the 1970-1972 LA Dodgers and 1973 Detroit TIgers.

Right-handed pitcher who was a late-round draft choice of the Athletics in 2009

Baseball / Hustling and Versatile Infielder for San Francisco Giants During the 1970's

former Reds and Twins starting pitcher

Played for columbia bombers

Baseball Player - Washington Nationals starting pitcher

Right-handed pitching prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Giants in 2012

Baseball player was a pitcher from 1934 to 1938 for the White Sox. His career was cut short when he lost a leg in a hunting accident

Former Texas Longhorns, A's, Padres, Angels and Rockies closer; 2X All - Star, ROY 2005; Texas Longhorns Coach

former baseball player

MLB shortstop from 1950-60 for Pirates and Indians. Former Indians manager. Best season was 1953 with .284 batting average

former Expos, Padres, Yankees reliever/currently in the Marlins organization

Baseball player

MLB pitcher from 1940-48 with the Braves, Pirates, and Phillies. Best seasons were 1944 going 14-7 with two two saves and ERA of 3.08; 1945 going 16-10 with two saves and 3.31 ERA