former major league pitcher; played for Orioles & Dodgers; current pitching coach for Mahoning Valley Scrappers (Class A Indians)

Right-handed pitching prospect who was drated by the Rangers in the last rounds in 2010

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Former catcher. Played for Detroit(90-93) Boston(94-95)

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Baseball 1946 Brooklyn Dodgers

Former Red Sox and Cardinals 1st baseman/3rd baseman

Third Base Coach for Boston Red Sox, Retired Baseball Player, Braves

Baseball / Pitcher / 1977-86 / Tigers & Rangers / Member of 1984 World Series Champion Tigers

Baseball / Former Backup Catcher for Chicago Cubs and Baltimore Orioles During the 1960's / Great Defensive Backstop

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Baseball:Padres, Reds

MLB outfielder, 1st baseman 1967-82 for A's, Angels, Red Sox. 3x All - Star. 3x Gold Gloves. Led league in hits, triples in 1972 and doubles, total bases in 1974. Three World Series (3x Champ) getting 2 doubles, 2 home runs, 9 RBI and batting .300

former MLB player - Chicago Cubs (1969-73), San Francisco Giants (1974, 77), St.Louis Cardinals (1975-76), Baltimore Orioles (1977)

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Baseball: Giants

former Chicago White Sox & Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher

Right-handed pitching prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Tigers in 2010; son of ex-major-leaguer Bruce Ruffin- in Mariners organization

Baseball / Pitcher during the 1990's / Played for Chicago White Sox & Cincinnati Reds

1967 Hall of Fame pitcher, won world series with the Yankees in 1932, 1936-1939, 1941 played for boston red sox 1924-1930, yankees 1930-1942, 1945,1946,White Sox 1946 all star 1934, 1939 &1940, won 273 games lifetime and 7 games in the world series

MLB - Texas Rangers OF; formerly with Rays, Cubs, Marlins

Baseball / 1970's & 80's Pitcher for Tigers, & Astros / Named Pitching Coach For Cincinnati Reds in The Summer of 2005

Philadelphia Phillies Catcher - Nicknamed 'Chooch'

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Retired baseball player-Braves

Baseball AA - Trenton Thunder 2006

Former Atlanta Braves 2nd baseman/shortstop/3rd baseman, current manager for Danville (R)

former major league infielder/Manager/Bench Coach; played for Reds; Managed Expos; former Rockies Bench Coach

MLB 1st & 2nd baseman, shortstop 1951-64 for Senators, Red Sox, Colt .45's. 5x All-Star. 2x Bat Titles. Best productive seasons - 1956 with 72 RS, 29 doubles, 9 triples, 8 HR's, 76 RBI's, .310 BA & in 58 with 103 RS, .322 BA. Manager 1966 Red Sox 8W-8L

former Royals pitcher, currently in the Baltimore organization

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former major league catcher; played for Phillies

MLB pitcher from 1948-60 for the Cubs, Braves, White Sox. Two All - Star games. Best season in 1952 going 17-13 with 2,70 ERA. In 1958 World Series pitched 6 innings, allowing 3 his and 2 runs

former White Sox and Rays reliever, currently in Atlanta chain

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Baseball Player

Shortstop played for the Los Angeles Dodgers (1969-1986). Managed the Los Angeles Dodgers (1996-1998). 3x All-Star (1973,1976,1980). Los Angeles Dodgers 1981 & 1988 World Series Champions

MLB relief pitcher 1983-96 for Rangers, Red Sox, Reds. A's, Indians. 2x All - Star. Rolaids Award in1989 6-4, 38 saves (led league), 1.98 ERA & 1992 with 4-3, 30 saves, 1.63 ERA. Four times had 30 or more saves. Father of James Russell

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Bench coach of the Baltimore Oriole, Former manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Baseball player with Phillies, Braves, Rangers in the 80's

Male Voice Over Talent

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former major league pitcher; played one season for 1952 Brooklyn Dodgers

Retired baseball player for the philles,cubs and braves

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Former Diamondbacks utility man, had a stint in Japan, now in the Braves organization

New York Yankees Infielder, former Seattle Mariners Infielder; Former St. Louis Cardinals Infielder

Baseball player played for 1942 Yankees, 1943-44,46-1950 Boston Braves, 1950-1951 Reds, 1952-1953 Philles, 1953 White Sox, & 1954 Reds. Played 3rd base, ss, 2nd & 1st base and the outfield. A 1944 All star and played in the 1948 World Series

Former Tigers catcher

Right-handed pitcher who was drafted by the Cubs in 1994 and debuted with the Twins in 1999. Hung on with AAA teams through 2005

Baseball - Boston Red Sox & Philadelphia Phillies' Relief Pitcher/Closer During the 1990's

Dean Boyle In Dream Team

Catcher for phillies and red sox in 60's and 70's

Outfielder who debuted for the Twins in 2002

Former Rugby League Player

former Twins reserve outfielder, now in Pirates organization

MLB H.O.F. pitcher 1966-93 for 4 teams. 8x All-Star. 7 No-Hitters. 12 1-hiiters. 'Ryan Express' 2x ERA Titles - 1981 (1.69), 1987 (2.76).11x most K's. 2x over 20 wins.324 career wins. In 1969 World Series pitched 2 1/3 innings allowing one hit, no runs

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Chicago Cubs Prospect

Head Baseball Coach at TCU starting in 2022; former Reds, A's and Astros relief pitcher

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former major league pitcher; played for Royals, Red Sox, Mets & Rockies; 3X All-Star; 2X American League Cy Young winner; 1985 World Series MVP; 1X World Series champ (1985)

Former Cincinnati Reds 3rd baseman

This first-baseman debuted for the Astros in 2008

Played for the Orioles in the 1990's

former major league catcher; played for Giants

One of the top prospects for the Giants--- Pitcher

player on the 2004 diamondbacks

Baseball / Minor League Outfielder / Brother of Former Major Leaguer Donnie Sadler

Professor of Sociology and Business and the Chair of the Business Department at Holy Names College ; Author - The Third Age

Baseball Player-infielder/outfielder with Cardinals,Phillies,White Sox and Angels

Catcher who debuted for the Red Sox in 1960. He passed away in 1993

Played for Pirates in the 1970's

Baseball: 1963-65 Braves, 1966 Red Sox, Not Bob F. Sadowski

Former Giant/Currently in the Houston organization

Baseball AA - Arkansas Travelers 2007

1st Baseman for the Chicago White Sox (1994), Oakland Athletics (1999?2002)and the Los Angeles Dodgers (2004?2007)

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MLB pitcher 1994-98 Padres, Rockies, Tigers. Current pitching coach for the Toledo Mud Hens (AAA)

MLB pitcher from 1942-55 for Braves, Yankees, A's. Military 1943-45. 3x All-Star. Best seasons: 1948 with most wins, going 24-15, 2.60: 1950 went 20-13 & in 1954 with 6 wins & led league in saves with 26, 3.16 ERA. In 4 W.S. (3x Champs) went 2-2, 2.64

Baseball player for Rockies 1990's

former major league infielder/DH; played for Yankees, A's, Brewers & Orioles; former minor league coach

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Baseball AA - Bowie Baysox 2006

Current Chicago White Sox Bullpen Catcher/Baseball / Catcher of the 1980's / Played for Cardianls, Twins, Yankees & White Sox

former Expos,Royals,and Cubs shortstop

Right-handed pitching prospect from the Dominican Republic who was signed by the Indians as a free agent in 2006

Former major league third baseman; played for Cubs, White Sox, Padres & Tigers; current manager of Myrtle Beach (A)

former Oriole and Padre, currently in Florida organization

Baseball / 1993-94 & 1996 / Pitcher for Mariners and Reds / Grand-Son of Former Major Leaguer, the Late Bill Salkeld

Baseball/Cincinnati Reds prospect

1960's major leaguer, played mostly with Cleveland

Baseball / Outfielder 1992-2006 / LA Angels of Anaheim / Legendary Angels and Longtime Fan Favorite

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Miami Marlins Catcher, formerly Boston Red Sox Catcher / former Texas Ranger

MLB pitcher from 1939-43 for Giants, Braves, and Phillies. Led league in shutouts with 5 in 1940, going 10-9 with 3.08 ERA

Former Notre Dame Wide Receiver; plays MLB for Oakland Athletics, Chicago Cubs, and currently San Francisco Giants

1951 Philadelphia A's INF

former MLB player - New York Giants (1954), Detroit Tigers (1955,57), Washington Senators (1959)

minor league prospect

former Pittsburgh Pirates & Montreal Expos middle reliever

MLB - Houston Astros 2007

Baseball player for Braves & Mets in the 1960's

MLB 2nd & 1st baseman, outfielder from 1983-98 for 7 teams. 'Sammy' was 3x All-Star. Silver Slugger. Led league in triples in 1984 (19) and 1987. Best season was 1987 with 113 RS, 37 doubles, 15 triples, 28 HR, 100 RBI, .272 BA. Manager Orioles in 2010

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Former Marlins reliever, currently in Astros chain

Right-handed pitching prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Blue Jays in 2010.

Mid-80's baseball player Played in 109 career games for the Philadelphia Phillies (1982-1983), San Francisco Giants (1984), Detroit Tigers (1985), Minnesota Twins (1986), and Oakland A's (1987)

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former Toronto Blue Jays starter

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MLB - Toronto Blue Jays, formerly Kansas City

former Marlins starting pitcher, now with the Tigers

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Minor League Baseball Player currently in the Atlanta Braves Organization

Pitcher 2004 Dodgers

Venezuelan-born right-handed pitching prospect signed as a free agent in 2005 by the St. Louis Cardinals

Baseball / Infielder with San Francisco Giants / Made Major League Debut in 2002 with Boston Red Sox,also formerly played for the Pittsburgh Pirates

former Marlins 1B, All-Star, now with Pirates

Yankees catching prospect

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Baseball Player - Camden River Sharks

CA Angel (1981-85); Yomiuri Giant (1986-87/Japan)

Member of the 1982 St. Louis Cardinals

Former baseball-Reds

former major league infielder; played for Cubs, Giants, Yankees, Braves, Mariners, Mets, Red Sox & Royals

former Yankees, Pirates and Japanese League reliever, now in Rays organization

1st Round Draft pick of the Pittsburgh Pirates 2009

Baseball A - South Bend Silver Hawks 2007

Baseball / Former Devil Rays Infielder / Nephew of Chicago Cubs Great Ryne Sandberg

Former manager of the Philadelphia Phillies; former manager of Cubs AAA affiliate Iowa Cubs/Hall of Fame second baseman, Chicago Cubs (1982-1997)

Major League Prospect

MLB relief pitcher from 1964-76 for 8 teams. Known as 'Bulldog' or 'Daffy'. Best seasons in 1970 with 5-2, 13 saves, 1.75 ERA and 1971 was 7-12, league leading 31 saves, 1.91 ERA. & A.L Fireman of Year Award as Top Reliever

Detroit Tigers outfielder 1974

former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Royals, Braves, Padres, Pirates, Cardinals, Diamondbacks & Giants; 1X All-Star; member of Diamondbacks 2001 World Series championship team

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Former Expos,Cubs,A's,Yankees,White Sox and Angels- starting pitcher

Baseball / Switch-Hitting Catcher of the 1940's & 50's / Played for Braves, Dodgers and Pirates. Born: 10/17/1915

Baseball / Infielder / Minor League Prospect for Phillies / Made his MLB Debut in 2005

Baseball AA - Arkansas Travelers 2007

Baseball Player

Baseball for yanks, Pirates, Angels and A's

Former Dodgers OF, now with Red Sox

Baseball / Former Infielder for Oakland A's 1975-76 / Also a Successful Minor League Coach

Baseball / Former Infielder of the Mid-1990s / Dodgers and Mets

Baseball Player, St. Louis Browns 1943, 46-48, 1951 New York Yankees 1949-1951 and Senators 1951 position was pitcher

MLB pitcher from 1956-67 for Giants, Angels, A's, Phillies. !957 R.O.Y. and All-Star going 19-8 with 3.08 ERA. Also led league in K's 1957. Best season 1962 going 24-7 with 3.43 ERA. Led league in shutouts in 1960. In 1962 W.S. went 1-2 with 1.93 ERA

former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Rockies and Twins

Was a member of the 1971 and 1979 winning World Series teams of the Pittsburgh Pirates.

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Twins top offensive prospect, third baseman

Former San Francisco Giants SS (1990)

Cleveland Indians catcher, top young talent

MLB Starting pitcher, Atlanta Braves. Formerly with Kansas City Royals and Angels. All-Star

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former Cardinals,Mets,and Yankees shortstop

Baseball / 1995-2001 / Switch Hitting Infielder - Outfielder for Expos, Giants, Dodgers & A's / Also Played at University of Miami

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former major league catcher; played for Giants, Reds, Blue Jays, Padres, Marlins, Royals, Pirates, Cubs and Phillies; 1987 NL ROY; 5X All - Star

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Baseball A+ - Myrtle Beach Pelicans 2007

Baseball / Former Pitcher for A's Red Sox / 1963-70 / Won 12 Games and Recorded 5 Saves in 1967 for Sox

Baseball Player - Wilmington Blue Rocks

Tigers utility infielder

Hall of Famer (2012 class); Retired for Chicago Cubs/White Sox 3rd Baseman/Current Chicago Cubs radio announcer; 9X All-Star' 5X Gold Glove winner; #10 retired by Cubs

Baseball player with the 1968-1973 Padres and Cardinals

Minor League Baseball Player currently in the Kansas City Royals Organization

Former Mets and Orioles catcher, currently in the Detroit organization

formerly a SS in Arizona organization, made big leagues as a pitcher for the White Sox, currently with Toronto

MLB pitcher

Baseball Player

former Reds farmhand, now with Cubs. Pitcher

Milwaukee Brewers 2nd baseman,formerly with the Texas Rangers

Baseball / Infielder in the New York Yankees Farm System / One of Yank's Top Prospects

former Reds, Tigers and Phillies backup catcher, now in Orioles organization

Baltimore Orioles pitcher. Formerly with Milwaukee, and Houston

Pitcher for the Reds and Mariners late 70's

Baseball / Catcher, Outfielder, 3rd Baseman / 1987-95 / Giants, Pirates, Mets & Mariners /

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Baseball / 1961-70 / Rare Combination of Infielder & Catcher / Angels & Red Sox / Also a Standout at USC

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MLB outfielder, pinch hitter, pinch runner for Browns in 1951. Made famous for pinch running for the midget Eddie Gaedel who walked on 4 pitches from Bob Cain. Had the highest batting average of .446 in professional baseball in 1949

Baseball Player - NL MVP, 2x All-Star, played for the Reds, Cubs, Cardinals, and Giants from 1941-1959

Former baseball player

Baseball for Mets in 1990's

Toronto Blue Jays OF. Formerly with the Seattle Mariners

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Baseball player Philadelphia Athletics 40's

Played basketball for 1951 Syracuse Nationals

former major league pitcher; played for Twins & Dodgers

former major league outfielder; played for Cardinals, Reds, Pirates, Cubs, Phillies, Brewers, Dodgers & Royals

Baseball player 1959-1967 with Orioles and Senators

Former catcher-played for several teams, including St. Louis

Baseball / Former Yankees & Padres Pitcher / 1974-77 / Appeared in 56 Games in 1977

former major league catcher, played for Dodgers & Red Sox; brother of former major leaguer, Steve Sax

former major league second baseman; played for Dodgers, A's, Yankees & White Sox; 5X All-Star; 2X World Series champion; 1982 NL Rookie of the Year; brother of former MLB player, Dave Sax

pitcher, currently in the Atlanta organization

Baseball Player

Former baseball player for the Chicago Cubs, Hokkaido Nippon - Ham Fighters, and Orix Buffaloes. Detroit Tigers radio announcer

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Tigers, Brewers, Royals, Astros & Expos

Former baseball player with the Expos and Padres from 1974-1977.

Baseball / 1979-80 / Relief Pitcher for White Sox / Played College Ball for USC / Drafted in 1st Round of 1973

Former pitcher for the New York Yankees

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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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Baseball for Mariners in 1990's

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

former major league outfielder; played for Royals, Cardinals, Indians, Angels, Reds & Senators; All-Star 1972; also played two seasons in Japan

Baseball Player - Texas Rangers pitcher

1959 Red Sox

Coach of Cin. Reds 1974

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

Chicago Cubs outfielder, Former Giants OF and 2010 WS Champion

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

Boston Red Sox Catcher 1982

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

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

Baseball - Norfolk Tides 2006

Baseball Player

Baseball / Philadelphia Phillies catcher; Formerly with the Washington Nationals & New York Mets

Baseball Player

former MLB player/coach; played for Giants, Cardinals, Braves; coached Cardinals & was the Royals bench coach

Former Big League Shortstop

John Richard 'Ducky' Schofield (born Jan 7, 1935) played MLB from 1953 to 1971. He was a member of the 1960 World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates. He is the father of former MLB player Dick Schofield and the grandfather of current MLB Jayson Werth

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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minor league prospect

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

Football Player - Austin Wranglers 2007

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

Born: 14/09/1985 (Hannover) Germany FDB - schiedsrichter Since 2013

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)

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

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 major league outfielder; played for Royals & Pirates; played high school baseball with Don Mattingly

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

former Reds, Cardinals and Dodgers infielder, outfielder

MLB Pitcher (Cubs 1964)

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

American professional baseball outfielder for the Washington Nationals

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

Left-handed-hitting middle infielder who played in 22 games for the Kansas City A's in 1955

manager of Angels, former Dodgers catcher

Baseball - Syracuse SkyChiefs 2006

Former Angels' Pitcher

former major league catcher; played for Rangers, Mariners and Reds; former minor league manager

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 Astros and Orioles OF/1B, now with Rays

former New York Mets & Houston Astros starting pitcher

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

Baseball player for padras and expos, pitcher

former MLB player - montreal expos (1973-75, 84), st. louis cardinals (1977-81), houston astros (1981-84)

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 Player

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

Baseball Player

Baseball / 2002-03 / First Baseman for Twins & Padres / Good College Career at University of Nebraska

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

Cubs 1970's

Former major league catcher; played in 21 games with the White Sox in 1980

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 infielder; played for Reds, Indians & Red Sox

Star Wars poster artist

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

Major League Prospect

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

Baseball Player - Wilmington Blue Rocks

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

MLB H.O.F. shortstop, 3rd baseman 1920-33 for Indians, Yankees. Brother of Luke & Tommy Sewell. Cousin to 'Rip' Sewell. Led league in doubles with 45 in 1924. Best in 1923 with 98 RS, 41 doubles, 10 triples, 3 HR, 109 RBI, .353 BA. World Series 2x Champ

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

MLB pitcher from 1932-49 for Tigers and Pirates. Cousin of H.O.F. shortstop Joe Sewell. Led league with 21 wins in 1943 with with 3 saves and ERA of 2.54, Was 21-12 in 1944 with 3.18 ERA. In 1940 went 16-5 with 2.80 ERA

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

Baseball AAA - Portland Beavers 2007

Baseball player - RF/1B for the Reds, Mets, Cardinals & A's; once hit four homeruns in four consecutive at bats

Former MLB pitcher for the Dodgers in 1973-74

St. Louis Cardinals radio announcer and former player

Major League Baseball - OF with Tigers and Padres

Former Dodger infielder

Baseball player. Pitcher for the Pirates.

Notre Dame University QB, and Seattle Mariners minor league catcher. 50th round pick in 2009

Baseball Player

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 D.H., outfielder from 1984-93 (8 years) for Orioles, Tigers, Mariners. Best season was 1987 with 74 RS, 23 doubles, 31 HR's, 94 RBI's, .316 BA

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 outfielder. Played for Orioles, Dodgers, Tigers. Current Brewers coach

Baseball A - Kannapolis Intimidators 2007

Middle-infielder who was drafted in the 22nd round by the Brewers in 1972. He debuted for them in 1974

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

infielder(4)

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

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

former MLB player - kansas city royals (1981-85), detroit tigers (1986-89), san francisco giants (1989), new york yankees (1991)

Arizona Diamondbacks Third base Coach

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

Bats: Left , Throws: Right Height: 6' 2' , Weight: 190 lb. Born: July 6, 1938 Signed by the Baltimore Oriole in 1956Debut: July 27, 1959 Final Game: June 7, 1963 Died: July 18, 2001

San Diego Padres Pitcher

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

Former Baseball Player

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

retired Expos inf.,Chicago White Sox 3rd Base Coach

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

Coordinator of instruction at the Dodger's Camelback Ranch facility. Formerly a minor league player and manager in the Dodger system

Baseball Player

Baseball / Played in Parts of 7 Seasons Between 1967-77 / Outfielder for Yankees & Orioles

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

Former MLB player - Brooklyn Dodgers (1948-1950 & 1952 to 1955)was a member of the World Series champs in 1955. He also played in the 1952 and 1953 World Series and was an outfielder. He hit 333 in world series in play lifetime. Batted .305 in 1952

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

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

Utility player for Expos in 1993 and 1995, a few games for the Marlins 1996, and a few games for the Tigers in 1998

Former MLB outfielder for the 1956,1958-1959 New York Yankees, 1960-1963 KC A's, 1964-1965 Orioles, 1966 Angels, 1967Giants and Red Sox, played in the world series in 1956 and 1958 which the Yankees won and the 1967 World Series for the Boston Red Sox

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

former major league outfielder; played for Rangers, A's, Yankees, White Sox, Twins, Blue Jays, Reds, Mariners and Tigers; 4X All - Star; 1989 Silver Slugger Award winner

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

former White Sox reliever, currently coach for the Ogden Raptors (R)

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

Former outfielder with the Detroit Tigers (1984-85) and Baltimore Orioles (1987)

Drafted by the Atlanta Braves in 2012

MLB H.O.F. catcher, 1st baseman 1968-88 (21 years) for Cardinals. Brewers, Braves. 'Simba' was 8x All - Star. Silver Slugger (1980). Led league in Intentional Bases on Balls (1976, 77) & 1x Grounded into most DPs. Hit 2 HR in 82 W.S. with ..174 BA

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

50s baseball player- dead 1979

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

Baseball / 1964-1974 / Catcher / Indians, Dodgers, Tigers, Yankees & Rangers

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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

Milwaukee Brewer outfield prospect from the early 1990's

former major league outfielder/DH; played for Orioles, Expos & Mets; 1X World Series Champion; 3X All-Star; currently a commentator for the New York Yankees on the YES Network

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

Richard Francis Sipek Bats: Left , Throws: Right Height: 5' 9' , Weight: 170 lb. Born: January 16, 1923 in Chicago, IL (All Transactions)Debut: April 28, 1945 Final Game: September 29, 1945 Died: July 17, 2005 in Quincy, IL

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

aaa baseball player mlb/baltimore orioles

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

1B-OF 1946-53 Cardinals, Phillies , Reds

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

baseball

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 / 1950's & 60's / Solid Hitting - Good Fielding Outfielder / Pirates, Reds, Cardinals was a member of the 1960 World Series Champs Pirates and 1964 St Louis Cardinals

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

Marlins 1st Round draft pick - 2008 - 6th Overall

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

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

aaa baseball players mlb/cincinnati reds

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

Hall of Fame baseball player

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

former major league shortstop; played for Twins, Yankees, White Sox & Rangers; 1X All-Star (1979); son of former MLB player, Roy Smalley Sr.; member of Twins 1987 World Series championship team

former Chicago Cub, Milwaukee Brave, Philadelphia Phillie 1948-1958

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Baltimore orioles outfielder 1963

Played for the Brewers in 70-71

former major league second baseman; played for Giants, Angels & Orioles; also played in Japan for Kintetsu Buffaloes

Pitcher who debuted with the Astros in 1981

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

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