Former Texas Rangers Pitcher

Baseball player-RHP-Pitched in 3 games for Houston Astros in 1990

baseball player with the 1957-1959 Cincinnati Reds

Venezuelan-born right-handed pitcher who pitched in a few games for the Astros in 1997, the Marlins in 1998, and the Tigers in 2002

Former middle relief pitcher; played for Brewers, Mets, Astros, Royals & Giants

Baseball Player(pitcher)Texas Rangers/late 80's, Atlanta Braves

Former Minnesota Twin

former Padres pitcher, now in Giants chain

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Baseball / Pitcher of the 1990's / 3X All-Star and Cy Young Winner / Former Blue Jays, Orioles & Cardinals Hurler / 2X World Series champion (Blue Jays 92,93)

MLB pitcher from 1963-71 for Giants. Best season was 1970 going 9-7 with 10 saves. Led League in relief wins. 1970. Poor hitting pitcher going 6 for 206 career at - bats for .029 batting average

MLB pitcher from 1950-66 for tigers, A's, White Sox, Phillies. Military in 1952. All - Star in 1962 when he went 20-9 with 3.27 ERA. Most shutouts in league in 1963 with 7 while going 13-10 with 3.24 ERA

Former major league pitcher; played for Giants, Rangers, Expos & As; current pitching coach for the Yakima Bears

Former Texas Rangers pitcher

MLB H.O.F. 2nd & 3rd baseman 1931-47 for 5 teams. 10x All-Star. With 300+ AB, 7x over.300 BA. Led League: 1935 with hits, doubles (57), and sac hits, and in 1939 with 18 triples. 4 W.S. had 3 doubles, triple, HR. Manager - Pirates 1947, Red Sox 1954-56

Baseball / Former Outfielder for Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs / Early 2000's

former major league relief pitcher; played for Red Sox, White Sox, Padres, Giants, Cardinals & Expos; member of White Sox 2005 World Series championship team

Middle infielder, born 12-12-1975, who debuted for the Astros in 1999 (and played in 2 games for the Mariners in 2000)

Former Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher/ now with Arizona

Former Braves infielder, currently in the Cubs organization

Baseball player for the Padres 1974

baseball pitcher for the Seattle Mariners, 2009 All-Star selection and won 2010 American League CY Young

Pitcher/currently in the Oakland organization

former Marlins Pirates, Braves and Giants outfielder; currently in Red Sox minor league system

former major league shortstop; played for Royals, Twins, Pirates & Angels; member of Pirates 1971 World Series championship team

Baseball / Relief Pitcher / 1991-95 / Padres, Indians and Marlins / Appeared in 70 Games in 1993

Former Cub, Indian, Brewer, Ranger, Two Time All - Star

Baseball Player

Baltimore Orioles infielder 80's

Starting Pitcher, 1997 WS MVP, formerly with the Marlins, Mets, Giants, Nationals, Twins, Diamondbacks and Braves... now in the Brewers organization, brother of former MLB Pitcher Orlando 'El Duque' Hernandez

Former Major League Pitcher

Baseball Player-Triple-A Redbirds Catcher, Formerly With Yankees And Red Sox

Former Yankee, Met, White Sox, Expo, and Diamondback. won world series with Yankees in 1998-2000 and White Sox in 2005. Currently attempting comeback at age 44 with the Nationals, brother of MLB Pitcher Livan Hernandez

former A's, Orioles and Reds All-Star catcher, currently with Colorado

Baseball Player

Pitcher for the Chi White Sox (1991?1997), SF Giants (1997), TB Devil Rays (1998?2000), KC Royals (2001?2002), Atlanta Braves (2003), Philadelphia Phillies (2004), NY Mets (2005,2006), Pittsburgh Pirates (2006), Cleveland Indians (2007), LA Dodgers (2007)

Baseball/Cleveland Indians Prospect

Baseball Coach, Twins, born 4/9/1968 in Venezuela

Baseball / Pitcher / KC Royals 2002-03 & 2005-06 / Started 2007 Season in Red Sox Organization

Baseball / Former Yankees, Blue Jays Astros, Reds reliever/ 1989-98 / Current Pitching Coach Durham (AAA)

Soccer Player- FC Barcelona

Baseball - Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons 2006,is now playing at the AAA level in Mexico

Baseball A - Cedar Rapids Kernels 2007

Baseball / Former Pitcher for Padres / Started 8 Games for San Diego in 2001

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Cleveland Indians Prospect/Formerly A Cincinnatti Reds Prospect/Son Of Former Major Leaguer Tommy Herr

Minor League Baseball Player currently in the Arizona Diamondbacks Organization

Baseball Player

Baseball AA - Altoona Curve 2007

played for 1962 new york mets

MLB outfielder from 1961-1971 for the White Sox, A's and Brewers. Best season was 1963 with 476 at - bats and .279 BA. Led league in sacrifice flies in 1966 and most assists as a right fielder in 1965, 1966. & 1967

MLB pitcher 1983-2000 for 4 teams. 3x All-Star. Gold Glove. Silver Slugger. ALCS MVP, NLCS MVP. 3x W.S. 1995 W.S. MVP with 2-0, 1.29 ERA. 'Bulldog' was Cy Young in 1988 with ML record 59 consecutive scoreless IP while going 23(most)-8, save, 2.26 ERA

Played for the Houston Colt 45s in 1964. Now coach of Miami Dade College baseball team

Former Tigers and Braves 3B/1B. Over 400 career minor league homeruns

catching prospect in Orioles organization

MLB pitcher from 1945-54 for the Reds, Browns, and Pirates. Best seasons were 1946 going 6-6 with a save & 2.39 ERA and in 154 going 4-4 with 8 saves, leading the league by getting the last out in 46 games that year

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Baseball Player

MLB catcher, P.H., 1st baseman from 1964-72 for Giants, Angels, Astros, Cubs, Expos. Best in 1967:In 153 at - bats had 6 doubles, 6 HR, with a .275 BA

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Was an All-American catcher at Stanford who signed with the Dodgers in 1966, but was picked up by the Angels in 1967 and played a few major league games with them that year. He never made it back to the majors after that

former Major League draft pick, Seattle Mariners 1992

former major league outfielder; played for Cubs, Cardinals, Mets & Dodgers; All-Star 1970; first Met to hit for the cycle

former Braves infielder... now in Athletics chain

Baseball player, White Sox, Angels, Cardinals

Baseball / Former Outfielder for Astros, Mets, Rangers

Baseball - Norfolk Tides 2006

former major league pitcher; played for Cardinals, White Sox, Senators and Indians

Baseball / Infielder for Toronto Blue Jays / College Standout at LSU

Born: November 11, 1937 Signed by the Kansas City Athletics as amateur free in 1957 Debut: August 22, 1957

Pitched in one game for 1969 Atlanta Braves

Baseball / Outfielder of the 1990's / Blue Jays, Indians, Cubs, & Yankees / First base coach with the Colorado Rockies

former Kansas City Royals pitcher, currently in the Atlantic League

Baseball A+ - Fort Myers Miracle 2007

Baseball Player

Former Texas Rangers,St Louis Cardinals,Montreal Expos,& Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher

Baseball / 1973-86 / Played for 4 Teams / Served as a Backup Catcher Most of His Career

Baseball Player

former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Mariners & Braves, currently a scout for Tampa Bay

Baseball Coach

former Nationals pitcher, now in Blue Jays organization

Baseball Player - Springfield Cardinals

Former Chicago White Sox,Los Angeles Dodgers,and Cleveland Indians middle reliever

MLB third and first baseman from 2001-2007 for Angels, Giants, Blue Jays, Red Sox, Diamondbacks, Dodgers. 2x All-Star. In 2005 led league in being hit by pitch with 22. Best season was 2004 with 91 RS, 36 doubles, 3 triples, 15 HR's. 80 RBI's & .310 BA

Baseball player-reds - died 1980's

MLB relief pitcher 1965-80 for Tigers. Suffered massive heart attack 1971, returned & was at his best. All - Star 1974/.In 1973 went 10-5, 38 saves (most in league), 1.44 ERA, 1974 had 17 wins, 13 saves, 2.64 ERA & 1976 going 12-8, 13 saves, 2.38 ERA

former MLB player - chicago cubs (1955-59), boston red sox (1960-61), cincinnati reds (1962), new york mets (1962)

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Major league Pitcher 1990 St. Louis cardinals

Baseball / Former Major League Catcher / Former Manager of Minor League Operations for Arizona D - Backs

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former Nationals pitcher, currently in the Toronto organization

Coach for the dodgers in 1991

Baseball Player

Retired MLB player. Rookie year was 1951 with the Boston red Sox

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Former baseball player for NY Mets from 1964 to 1967

MLB outfielder, 1st & 2nd baseman from 1961-71 for Senators, Indians, Angels. All--Star in 1964. Best season was 1961 with 73 RS, 25 doubles, 6 triples, 17 HR's, 76 RBI, .310 BA (4th in league). Career SB record 130-50

colorado rockies prospect

former major league outfielder/coach; played for Brewers, Phillies & Twins; 2X All-Star; 2X World Series champion (coach); former Blue Jays hitting coach; currently works for Brewers

Boston Red Sox Pitcher, 1951

Baseball Player, St. Louis Browns

former major league pitcher; played for Senators

Former Third Baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers

Baseball / 1961-63 / Pitcher / Washington Senators / Also a Michigan State University Standout

Former MLB pitcher - Chicago Cubs (1957 - 1964) and St. Louis Cardinals (1964)

Former Minnesota Twin

Orioles 1st round draft pick - 2009

former major league 3rd baseman/Manager; played for Red Sox, Yankees and Angels; Managed Red Sox 1992-94; minor league manager

Baseball / Pitcher in Kansas City Royals' Farm System / Considered One of the Top Prospects in Baseball

HOF (2021) MLB Fifties and sixties dodgers slugger

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Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher / Currently in the Braves Farm System

Baseball / Infielder in the Clevland Indians Minor League System / Former Top Collegiate Player at Georgia Tech / Member of 2005 Team USA

Baseball pitcher 1970s

Orioles OF/IF prospect, currently in AAA

Right-handed pitcher who was 2004 draft pick of the Orioles...and debuted for them in 2006

Baseball / Former Major League Infielder for Red Sox and Padres / Currently a Third Base Coach with the San Diego Padres

Drafted in the 1st round (9th overall) by the Toronto Blue Jays in 2014

HOF 2018; Long time San Diego Padres Closer and Milwaukee Brewers Closer

Outfielder in the Orioles organization

infielder, formerly a Cardinals prospect, now in Nationals chain

Baseball player for Pittsburgh Pirates in 1950's

Former Baltimore Orioles and Detroit Tigers catcher (1989-98); once hit two grand slams in a major league game

Baseball Player

Baseball / 2nd Base / Played 1 Game in 1996 (Cardinals) - 9 Years Later (2005) Made it back to Majors with Reds / Currently a Minor League Manager

MLB pitcher from 1945-53 for the Yankees, Reds, White Sox, Browns, and Red Sox. Best seasons were: 1945 going 3-3 with 1.79 ERA as a rookie and 1951 going 11-12 with 3.78 ERA

Baseball player from 1972 to 1980 with the Tigers, Orioles, Expos and Brewers

former MLB pitcher - Pittsburgh Pirates (1977, 85), San Francisco Giants (1979-82), Philadelphia Phillies (1983-85), California Angels (1985), New York Yankees (1986-87)

Baseball Player - Kansas City Royals

Baseball

St. Louis Cardinals left fielder; formally with Rockies and A's

Former Braves, Dodgers and Twins outfielder, long time minor league player, currently a coach for Kane County (A)

Former Major League Pitcher

Former minor league catcher in Dodgers chain. 1965-1969 'R'-'AA' played on 1964 U.S. Olympic Baseball Team

Former Giants backup catcher, now in the Marlins organization

Former Major League Pitcher

Baseball / 1988-91 / Pitcher / Mariners & Expos

Right-handed pitcher for the Mets in the early 1980s

Former NFL football player for the Cardinals and the Jets in the 80's

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Tigers as a September call-up in 1989 (14th-round draft pick of the Pirates in 1982)

Baseball Player

former major league reliever; played for Dodgers, Brewers, Rockies, Cardinals, D - Backs, Orioles, Braves and Yankees; current Rockies Bullpen Coach

Baseball Player

Baseball Player

Baseball / 1996-2001 / Starting Pitcher for Astros and Tigers

1965 Detroit Tigers 1 game Player

Pitcher for LA Dodgers in early 90's

MLB pitcher 1965-79 for 4 teams. 2X All-Star. 3X W.S. Champs with 4-1, 2.55 ERA & .333 BA. Tossed 2 no-hitters. 1 of 3 to do so with no K's in game. Best in 1972-75 with 77 W - 55 L. Went 21-13 in 1973. Part time in military in 1967 went 9-0 for Cubs

Baseball Coach

1953 Pitcher Cleveland Indians {in the 1953 Topps Archives}

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Played baseball with the 1974 Oakland A's

Baseball pitcher 1971- 85 for Cubs, Dodgers, Rangers. Known as 'Happy'.12 straight wins in 1975. Pitched no hitter in 1972. 1x All-Star. 2nd in Cy Young Award in 78 with 19-10, 2.71 ERA. !981 NLCS MVP. Was in 1977,78, 81 World Series with 3-3 record

Minor leaguer

Retired Baseball Player

Former Devil Ray, Royal and many other teams. Career back-up catcher. Currently in the Philadelphia organization

Former Major League Pitcher

Cincinnati Reds baseball player

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Son of Rogers Hornsby baseball HOF

Baseball / Pitcher / Former A's and Blue Jays Reliever / Born and Raised in Nova Scotia/ Current pitching coach for the Lansing Lugnuts

Actor

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Former Detroit Tiger (Member of the 1968 World Series Champions)

Baseball AA - Connecticut Defenders 2006

Former SF Giant outfielder

Baseball Player from 1970-1981/ Played for Detroit Tigers, Oakland A's, Chicago Cubs

former major league first baseman/DH; played for Pirates, Rangers & Expos ; also played in Japan for Nankai Hawks

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Baseball / 1970-94, former Dodgers, Rangers, White Sox and Marlins starter, knuckleballer / All-Star in 1986 / Current pitching coach for San Bernandino (A)

MLB catcher 1947-54 (8 years) for Yankees. 'Major' had career BA (158 at - bats) of .272. 1947 & 1952 W.S. (2x Champ) went 1 for 2. Managed the Yankees 1961-73, Tigers 1974-78, Red Sox 1981-84. Three pennants 1961-63. World Series Camps 1961 & 1962

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Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher / 2000 - Colorado Rockies / Struck Out First 3 Batters He Ever faced

signed by Buffalo Bisons on May 14, 2010 minor league AAA team of the New York Mets and former with the Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh Pirates

Baseball Player

MLB pitcher from 1945-57 for the Tigers, Indians, & Orioles. Best seasons were: 1950 (All-Star) going 19-12 with 4 saves and 3.54 ERA; led league in shut outs. 1954 was 15-7 with 3.35 ERA and in that World Series pitched 2 innings giving up one run

Baseball - Syracuse SkyChiefs 2006/Former San Diego and Chicago Cubs Minor Leaguer/Now With Milwaukee Brewers Minor Leagues

Baseball player Texas Rangers

Right-handed hitting catcher who debuted for the Seattle Mariners in 1991

Yankees Catcher And A Coach

MLB outfileder, 1st base 1959-73 for 3 teams. MLB Manager in 1981 & 83. Known as 'Hondo', 'The Capital Punisher', 'Washington Monument'. 4x All-Star. ROY 1960. AL HR leader in 1968 & 70. AL RBI leader in 1970. Double, HR in 1963 World Series with .300 BA

Baseball / Infielder during the 1970's & 80's - Astros / Former Manager Astros, A's & Mets / Former Bench Coach for Texas Rangers

former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Dodgers, A's, Yankees, Cubs, Braves & Rangers; 1X World Series champion (1988); 3X All-Star; 155 career saves

former major league pitcher; played for Phillies & Dodgers; member of Dodgers 1988 World Series championship team; current bullpen coach for Dodgers

MLB 3rd baseman from 1974-84 for Rangers, Blue Jays, Brewers. Holds the Blue Jays team record for most RBI's (9) in single game vs Yankees on 9-10-77. All-Star 1978. Most productive season was 1979 with 60 RS, 28 doubles, 4 triples, 15 HR's, & 72 RBI's

Baseball Manager

Former pitcher for the Boston Red Sox

former MLB pitcher - Chicago White Sox (1979-84), San Diego Padres (1985-86), Cy Young Award in 1983 for White Sox

Baseball player, Hall of Fame pitcher 1918-1938

MLB relief pitcher from 1970-82 for the Cardinals, Royals, Braves. Known as 'The Mad Hungarian' & 'Hungo'. Led league in 1974 with best w-l % & saves 22, going 13-3, 1.66 ERA. In 1978 with 20 saves, 8-7, 2.88 ERA./ In 78 ALCS, 3 innings, 1 hit, 1 run

former Dodgers prospect, now in Indians organization

former MLB player - atlanta braves - 1976, 87), oakland athletics (1988-89)

Former Cubs Prospect

Baseball / Outfielder 1994-2003 / Played for 9 MLB Teams Including Rockies, Dodgers, Cubs & Giants

MLB H.O.F. pitcher 1928-43 for Giants. Known as 'King Carl or Meal Ticket'. 2x MVP, 9x All-Star, 3x ERA Title. No-hitter 1929. Led in wins 3x, saves while going 21-12, K's in 1937, Best in 1936 with 26-6, 3 saves, 2.31 ERA. / 3 W.S. 4-2 with 1.79 ERA

NL Rookie of the Year as second baseman for the Chicago Cubs in 1962. Was killed when his plane crashed into a mountain in Utah on 2/15/64. Only played 3 seasons. Could have been a great one

minor league pitcher

Baseball / Minor League Prospect in the KC Royals Organization / currently in the Minnesota organization/ Australia Native

Baseball / Catcher / Played for D-Backs, Blue Jays and Started 2007 Season with Dodgers

MLB 2nd baseman, outfielder, shortstop from 1984-98 for Cards, Angels, Expos, Phillies, Yanks, Orioles. Known as 'Wonder Dog'. Best in 1996 with 302 at - bats had 60 RS, 20 doubles, 3 triples, 16 HR, 40 RBI, .311 BA

MLB starter & relief pitcher from 1026-44 for Indians, Senators, Giants, Browns. Best season was 1929 going 17-15 with a save and 3.34 ERA. Won 18 games in 1927

former Major League pitcher; played for Tigers, Yankees & Phillies; won 50 games, St. Louis Cardinals 1972

Baseball Player

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Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in 2012

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Baseball. Pitched for Washington Senators and Boston Red Sox 1940-1954. Born: 01/03/1915

former major league pitcher for Auburn University, Giants, Braves and A's; 1X World Series Champion; 4X All - Star; All - American and All - SEC selection; current Auburn pitching coach

former major league outfielder; played for Dodgers, White Sox, Blue Jays & Indians

Baseball/prospect

former major league pitcher; played for Orioles and Blue Jays

MLB pitcher from 1966-68 for the Cardinals. Best season was 1967 going 16-6 with 3 saves and 2.67 ERA. Career was 20-9 with 2.79 ERA

Baseball Player - Lynchburg Hillcats

Baseball / Pitcher for Minnesota Twins (1975-77) / Pitched a 7 Inning Perfect Game in the Minor Leagues in 1972

Former pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers

Former Twins and A's infielder, now in Blue Jays organization

Minnesota Twins Pitcher

Baseball Player

Baseball player, 1935-1946. Indians, Browns, Phillies, Cubs

MLB 1974-1977

Actor, - NCIS, Joey, CSI: Miami, born 1975

Baseball / Pitcher / Currently with AAA - Pawtucket Red Sox 2007 / Formerly Played for Rangers and Nationals

Actor - played The Young Master in the TV series Doctor who

British WWII Rear Admiral

Royals prospect

former major league pitcher; played for Mariners, Tigers, Indians, Royals, Pirates and Orioles

Baseball / 1983-95 / White Sox, Orioles & Cardinals / Utility Infielder / Played at University of South Florida/ current manager for the Spokane Indians

minor league baseball player

former Mets pitcher, now with White Sox, had breakout season in 2011

former major league pitcher; played for Reds and Phillies; former Reds bullpen coach

Baseball - Charlotte Knights 2006

Baseball / Catcher during the 1970's / Played for Expos, Tigers and Angels

former MLB pitcher - detroit tigers (1962), st. louis cardinals (1963-64), washington senators (1966-69, 70), milwaukee brewers (1970)

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Nicholas John Hundley is an American professional baseball catcher for the San Francisco Giants of Major League Baseball. He previously played for the San Diego Padres, Baltimore Orioles, and Colorado Rockies

Former major league catcher; played for Cubs, Giants, Twins & Padres; 1X All-Star; father of former MLB catcher, Todd Hundley

MLB Pitcher (Reds 1961)

Pro Baseball Player in the mid-late 80's

MLB 2nd & 3rd baseman 1963-74 for Mets, Expos, Giants. 2x All - Star (1964, 68). Led league in Hit - By - Pitch 7 years in a row, 11x in top10. Runner - up for R.O.Y. in 1963 with 64 RS, 28 doubles, 4 triples, 10 HR, 42 RBI, .272 BA

Baseball / Infielder 1953-58 for Browns, Orioles, Yankees, A's & Indians / Manager 1977-78 for Rangers

Baseball Player, Braves, Reds, Pirates, Mariners, Cardinals and Phillies

Played baseball with the Red Sox from 1971 through 1975

MLB pitcher (H.O.F.) from 1965-79 for A's, Yankees. Known as 'Catfish'. 8x All-Star. 1974 ERA title & Cy Young Awards. Most wins in league in in 1974 & 75. Best w-l % in 1974 & 75. Most complete games in 1975. In 6 World Series went 5-3, save, 3.29 ERA

Former Philadelphia Phillies Pitcher

former Rangers starter, now with Baltimore

Former Minnesota Twins Outfielder, Currently with Angels

Former MLB player

Baseball / Infielder 1967, 1969-71, & 1975 / Cardinals, Padres, & White sox

Baseball Player

Manager for the Lakeland Flying Tigers

Former Rangers pitcher, now in Twins organization

Right-handed pitcher drafted in the 20th round by the Cardinals in 1989. His major league debut was with the Marlins in 1996

Baseball / Former Outfielder for Tigers in 1997 / Played in Japan in 2003 / Independent Leagues 2002, 04-06

Baseball A - Savannah Sand Gnats 2007

Right-handed pitcher who was signed as free agent by the Blue Jays in 1990; debuted for them in 1995

MLB outfielder, first & third baseman from 1993-2000 for Mets, Mariners, Red Sox, Twins, Rockies. Best season was 1997 with 61 RS, 26 doubles, 2 triples, 24 HR, 81 RBI, .287 BA

Former baseball player with the 1974 Cubs

Major league baseball player. phillies 1970, orioles 1975

Former Major League Pitcher

Baseball Manager

MLB relief pitcher from 1955-61 with Senators and Orioles. Got most relief wins in 1958 in which he went 10-3 with 18 saves and 1.75 ERA

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former Angels catcher, played college at UNC, currently with Rockies

Baseball Player

Former baseball player with the 1973 Detroit Tigers. Brother of baseball player Mike Ignasiak.

Former major league outfielder. played for Rangers, Tigers, Phillies, Astros, Yankees & Orioles; also played in Japan for Chiba Lotte Marines; played collegiality at Oklahoma State University; hit 48 homeruns in one college season; NCAA homerun leader, Co

Signed by the Toronto Blue Jays as an amateur free agent in 1981

Baseball Player

Former Cubs, Tigers, Braves and Marlins infielder 2010 All-Star, currently with the Tigers

Former baseball player; played for the Tigers, Athletics, and Pirates. Played college baseball for VCU

Baseball Player- L.A. Dodgers 1994-97/ Current hitting coach for Connecticut Defenders (AA)

Baseball / Coach for Rochester Red Wings / Former Outfielder for Tigers

former Brewers pitching prospect, now with Boston chain

Former Mets Baseball Player

Baseball shortstop with Detroit Tigers organization. Brother Eli plays in Houston organization. Both father and uncle played in major leagues

Former Blue Jays infielder; former 1st/3rd base coach for the Milwaukee Brewers

former MLB player - kansas city royals (1981-82)

Negro Leagues. MLB H.O.F. outfielder, 1st baseman from 1949-56 for Giants, Cubs. 'Mr. Murder' best season 1951 with 94 RS, 19 doubles, 11 triples, 24 HR, 121 RBI, .312 BA. In 1953 had 72 RS, 97 RBI, .329 BA. Two World Series had double, triple, .394 BA

Red Sox pitcher 1990-1992

Baseball Player

Baseball Player

former major league pitcher; played for Cardinals, Rays, A's, Mets and Angels; 2X All - Star; recorded 300 career saves

Baseball / Pitching Prospect in Oakland A's Oragnization / Drafted in 2nd Round of 2005 Draft / Fastball Clocked at 98 MPH

retired baseball player for the padres and giants.

Cuban-born, right-handed hitting catcher who appeared in 16 games for the Twins in 1967

2002 Prospect for Marlins Pitcher

Former Third baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals

Baseball A - Hagerstown Suns 2007

Baseball Player

Seattle Mariners starting center fielder

Lingerie/Legends Football League (LFL) Baltimore Charm 2011

Former Infielder for the Houston Astros

Former DBacks, A's, and Red Sox OF/1B, now in White Sox organization

MLB 2nd baseman, shortstop, outfielder with 8 teams from 1996-2006. Best season was 2000 with 68 RS, 27 doubles, 6 triples, 6 HR and had 28 steals in 34 attempts. Career SB - 133 steals, caught 39 times. Involved with Many Gang Prevention Programs

former Royals,Reds,and Cubs starting pitcher

White sox announcer, former baseball player

Major League pitcher; has played for major league record 13 teams; Cubs, Nationals, Cardinals, White Sox, Blue Jays, Diamondbacks, Tigers, Dodgers, Rays, Padres, Marlins, Orioles and A's

MLB pitcher from 1955-68 for Cardinals, Cubs, Phillies. 5x All - Star. Best seasons were 1964 with most wins in league, going 24-11, 3.14 ERA & 1960 went 18-13, 3.48 ERA & led league in games started & IP./ In 1966 led the league in shutouts (5)

Former Rugby League Player

Baseball Player, P(1986-2001)

Former baseball player 1950-1959 with the Cubs, Dodgers and Indians

Baseball / 1954-60 / First Baseman for White Sox and Red Sox - not the Power Hitter of the 1970's & 1980's

Baseball / Angels and Twins Pwoer Hitter of the 1970's & 80's / Currently a Coach with Round Rock Express

Baltimore orioles inf. 1984

Baseball / 1977-86 / Mets, Blue Jays, Padres, Twins / Great Set-Up With Jays in the early 1980's

Cardinals infield prospect

minor league prospect

Arizona Diamondbacks Pitching Prospect

Baseball player, Hall of Fame 1982, New York Giants 1922-36, and played in the world series in 1923,24, 33, & 36

'Tuskegee Airmen' & fighter ace of ww2

Baseball player; Philadelphia A's (1954), Kansas City A's (1955-56), Pittsburgh Pirates (1956)

Former baseball player formerly with MN Twins

aaa baseball players mlb/milwaukee brewers, played for Seattle Mariners briefly after the All Star break in 2005; didn't recover from knee surgery enough to return

former major league coach/3rd baseman; played for Indians and A's; former hitting coach for Cincinnati Reds and Toronto Blue Jays; 2X All - Star

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Chicago Cubs in 1964

Baseball / Former First Baseman & Outfielder for Milwaukee Brewers

Former Orioles and Mariners pitcher, currently in Blue Jays organization

former major league pitcher; played for White Sox, Tigers & Expos

former major league outfielder; played for Cardinals & Reds; member of Cardinals 1964 World Series championship team; played college football for University of Missouri in 1957 & 1958

Former Phillies, Padres, Indians, Rangers outfielder/DH

Male Voice Over Talent

Baseball player. He played for the 1968 Dodgers and the 1969-1973 Cubs.

Currently out of baseball, former Rays pitcher

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Baseball AA - New Hampshire Fisher Cats 2006

ML pitcher from, 1995-2002. Played on the Angels, Cardinals, and Rockies

Baseball - Portland Sea Dogs 2007

Set designer who worked on Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Voyager. He designed the interiors of the USS Enterprise-D from the second to the final seasons. He also designed the Danube-class aft compartment (seen only in 'Timescape')

Former Chicago Cub (1967)

Former major league pitcher with the Chicago White Soxs (1970), Washington Senators (1971), and Texas Rangers (1972)

Director of Player Development for the Chicago White Sox. Former Reds infielder, later with the Braves

former major league pitcher; played for Reds & NY Giants; member of NY Giants 1954 World Series championship team; Cubs pitching coach 1972-73; Giants pitching coach 1961-72

Baseball-Toronto

Former Toronto Blue Jays Pitcher

USS Indianapolis survivor

Baseball / Former MLB pitcher for Atlanta Braves (1966-72) & Montreal Expos (1973) / Best Year: 1968 (16-12 with 2.60 ERA)

Former Rugby League Player

Baseball / 1969-70 / Former Boston Red Sox Pitcher

Former Detroit Tigers catcher, 1st baseman, and outfielder in 1972

Played for St. Louis Cardinals in 1960's,is former Oakland A's outfielder Stan Javier's father

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Baseball / Outfielder 1948-59 / Chicago Cubs / Great Defensive Outfielder

Chicago Cubs Pitcher

baseball player jackson mets ,1989

Evansville Otters manager, former ML Baseball player

Baseball Player

MLB H.O.F. pitcher from 1965-83 (19 yrs) for Phillies, Cubs, Rangers, Red Sox. Known as 'Fly'. Cy Young 1971. 3x All-Star. From 1967-74 won 20 or more games 7x. Led league in K's 1969.& wins (71, 74). In 71 went 24-13, 2.97 ERA & 74 went 25-12, 2.82 ERA

Chicago White Sox closer / Hard Throwing Strikeout Pitcher

Played for the St. Louis Browns

Outfielder

Baseball Player

Baseball Player

Played for Washington Senators/Yankees

Baseball Player

baseball player, pitcher

Los Angeles Angels Pitcher

Retired baseball player. played for the yankees debut 1998 was a pitcher

MLB infielder (1969-72 Expos, Cubs, Padres)

Former major league pitcher; played for 1952 Boston Braves and 1953 Milwaukee Braves Born July 23, 1927

MLB player - NY Yankees shortstop and team captain AL Rookie of the year 1996 All star and World Series MVP 2000 World Series champs 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000 & 2009 holds record for most hits ever by a New York Yankee Gold Glove winner 2004-2006 & 2009

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Bench Coach of the Seattle Mariners. Former minor league catcher. '87-'90. pirates orgaization. 'Rookie' to 'AA' former manager for the Indianapolis Indians

Baseball player/OF/Pirates/Rookie season 1968 or 1969, born January 6, 1940

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Pawtucket Red Sox

Right-handed pitcher who appeared in a few games for the Athletics in 1993 and 1994

Baseball / Starting pitcher for Baltimore Orioles, formerly with Colorado Rockies / pitched no hitter versus the Atlanta Braves April 18, 2010 the 1st no hitter ever pitched for the Rockies in franchise history

minor league baseball player

former Giants farmhand, now in Nationals chain

Baseball / Pitcher / 2001 / Yankees & Padres / Attended Univ. of S. Carolina / Current Pitching Coach for Somerset Patriots

Retired Former Starting Pitcher with several teams

MLB player. Played two games at 2B for the Red Sox in 1998. University of Mississippi

Baseball / Former Pitcher for the Twins / Made His MLB Debut in 2001 / 2nd Overall Pick in 2000 Draft

Baseball Player - The Southern Maryland Blue Crabs

Baseball Player

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Remington Steele, Hill Street Blues, Moonlighting, Star Trek: The Next Generation, L.A. Law

former MLB pitcher - chicago white sox (1969-77)

MLB pitcher (1959-60 Chicago Cubs)

Outfield prospect drafted by the Cardinals in the 4th round in 1999. He debuted with the Padres in 2005, appearing in another 58 games in 2006, and playing in a few games with the Mets in 2007

MLB 3rd baseman from 1943-53 (9 yrs) for Yankees, Cardinals. Known as 'Bull'. All-Star (1947). Best seasons were 1943 with 70 RS, 94 RBI's, .280 BA and 1947 with 67 RS, 95 RBI's, .285 BA. Four World Series scored 11 times with one double & 4 triples

Former Catcher for the Rangers back in the 1980s

Baseball / 1981-83 / Catcher - 1st Baseman for Texas Rangers / Appeared in 98 Career Games

Left-handed pitching prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Boston Red Sox in 2012

Drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 9th round of the 1985 MLB June Amateur Draft from Westfield HS (Houston, TX) and the Cleveland Indians in the 2nd round of the 1988 MLB June Amateur Draft from University of Texas at Austin (Austin, TX)

Right-handed hitting catcher (born Jan. 8, 1968) who debuted with the Padres in 1994 (after being drafted by the Yankees in 1989, in the 16th round). He played on an off for 6 teams until retiring after the 2001 season

All-Star Catcher

former Astros third baseman, now with Diamondbacks

Baseball Player currently in the Roswell Invaders Organization

1st Baseman for the Houston Astros (1972-1977),New York Yankees (1977-1979),Cleveland Indians (1979-1980),Chicago Cubs (1980),Oakland Athletics (1981-1982),Toronto Blue Jays (1983-1984,1985-1986)and the Texas Rangers (1985). World Series 1977 and 1978

Chicago White Sox & Baltimore orioles pitcher. Orioles pitcher from 1956-58 and White sox from 1953-1956

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the White Sox in 1994

Seattle Mariners manager 1977-80

Brewers minor leaguer

MLB 2nd & 1st baseman from 1965-78 for Orioles, Braves, Plillies, Cubs. 4x All-Star & 3x Gold Gloves. 1997 AL & 2012 NL Manager of Year Awards. Best season 1973 84 RS, 25 doubles, 43 HR's, 99 RBI's and .270 BA. 1970 - ALCS 2 HR's, World Series .313 BA

Baseball / Pitched for Orioles & Pirates from 1987-93 / Current Director of Orioles RBI League (Reviving Baseball in the Inner-city) / Father of Dodgers' Pitching Prospect Steven Johnson

Former pitcher for O's, Braves, Phillies, Cubs and Twins

Former baseball player

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Browns, Senators, Giants, Orioles & White Sox; member of 1947 Yankees Championship team

Minor League Baseball Player drafted by the Angels in 1974 and the Padres in 1978. Pitcher. No Major League Experience.

Minor League Baseball Player drafted bye Braves 1965 out of USC. Catcher. No Major League experence.

Minor League Baseball Player. Pitcher. Drafted by the Yankees in 1982. No Major League Experience.

Negro Leaguer, 1948 Chicago American Giants

Played baseball with the Chicago Cubs 1943 through 1948

KC Monarchs 1949-1953 (Negro League)

Baseball player 1957 Milwaukee Braves World Champions

Pearl Harbor Survivor, aboard U.S.S. Maryland when the attack took place. Also fought in the Korean War

Bomb Aimer, 617 Squadron (Dambusters)

Pearl Harbor survivor (7 Dec 1941), USS Oklahoma

Baseball Player

Baseball AA - Altoona Curve 2006

Baseball AA - Portland Sea Dogs 2006

Baseball Player

Former major league pitcher; played for Yankees; now pitching coach for Altoona (AA) Pirates

Baseball Player, P

Retired pitcher- Giants, Padres, Cardinals, Blue Jays

Oakland A's Pitcher, Baseball / Pitcher / Baltimore Orioles Prospect

Baseball Player

Baseball - Rome Braves 2007

Retired baseball player played for the braves and blue jays debut 1985 he was a pitcher

Baseball / 1985-87 / Starting Pitcher for Braves and Blue Jays / College Standout at University of Maine

Member of rescue Ship USS Bassett to the aid of the USS Indianapolis Survivors

Former pitcher. Rangers(98-01) Padres(02) Astros(03). Pitched in 42 games during career. Went to Florida State University

Hockey Player

aaa baseball players mlb/los angeles dodgers

MLB pitcher from 1958-70 for 7 teams. Led league in 1962 with best K to walk ratio. Pitched to 2 batters in 1961 World Series, getting both out. Best seasons in 1965 going 16-10, 2 saves, 3.42 ERA and 1967 going 13-9 with 2.74 ERA

Baseball / 1974-82 / White Sox & Rangers / He Often Sang the 'Star Spangled Banner' Before Games - Mets Hitting Coach as of 5/27/2014

Right-handed hitting catcher who debuted in one game for the Indians, one more game for them in 1974, then appeared in one game for the Expos in 1975, six more for them in 1976, and the three games for the White Sox in 1978

Baseball played for the 1955 kansas city monarchs

There are three ex-major leaguers named Mark Johnson. This is the last of the three to debut. He was a right-handed pitcher drafted by the Astros, and appeared in 9 games for the Tigers in 2000 (born 5-2-1975)

Right-handed pitcher who was signed by the Reds in 1969 and debuted with the Padres in 1974

Baseball AA - Reading Phillies 2006

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

WWII US Fighter Pilot, 56th FG, Zemke's Wolfpack

Baseball / 1982-84 / Third Baseman for Atlanta Braves / Not to be Confused with the Pitcher with Same Name

Giants starting pitcher, member of 300 win club, 5-Time Cy Young Award winner, member of 2001 World Series Champion, D'Backs. Also pitched with Expos, Mariners, Astros, Diamondbacks and Yankees

MLB Baseball Player (Cubs, Blue Jays, Braves, Marlins)

former Mariners catcher, now in Mets organization

WW2 vet, born 1921, and the last surviving member of Richard Byrd'sThird Antarctic Expedition in 1939. Also returned with Byrd on his 1946 and 1947 expeditions

Baseball / Current Manager of the Pawtucket Red Sox / Played 1st Base for the KC Royals & Montreal Expos 1982-84

Baseball Player - Schaumburg Flyers

infielder(25)

Baseball player drafted by the pittsburgh pirates in 2003

Baseball Player

Baseball Player - Alpine Cowboys

Baseball / Pitcher / Los Angeles Dodgers Minor League Prospect / Son of the Former 1990's Oriole's Pitcher Dave Johnson

MLB relief & starting pitcher from 1974-78 for the Twins. Best season was in 1977 going 16-7 with 15 saves and a 3.13 ERA. Career stats: 23 wins, 14 loses, 22 saves and an ERA of 3.39

Baseball Player

MLB pitcher from 1944-46 for the Red Sox and Indians. Best season was 1945 going 6-4 with two saves and an ERA of 4.01

Baseball pitcher from 1907-1927 for the Washington Senators Won World Series in 1924had 110 career shutouts and 417 wins lifetime elected to the baseball hall of fame in 1936

Negro League

Broadcaster - Atlanta Braves, TNT, TBS

MLB pitcher from 1950-59 for the Braves and Orioles, later announcer for the Braves. Best known for 1957 World Series, pitching 7 innings of two hit ball, giving up one run with 8 K's. Career stats of 40-23 with 19 saves and an ERA of 3.77

Former Major League Pitcher

baseball/football

Former Florida Marlins pitcher

MLB: Outfielder with the Baltimore Orioles (2008-); formerly with the Mariners (2006-07)

former Chicago White Sox

The One Show

10x Gold Glove Award Winner, former Braves, Dodgers and Rangers OF, now with Yankees

MLB pitcher 1986-93 for Expos, Phillies, White Sox, Pirates, Mets. Best season in 1990 going 11-4, save, 2.31 ERA & 1991 had 4 wins, 13 saves, 3.25 ERA, while leading the league with most games pitched that season with 77

Drafted by the Montreal Expos in the 14th round of the 1985 MLB June Amateur Draft from El Campo HS (Citrus Heights, CA), the Montreal Expos in the 2nd round of the 1986 MLB January Draft-Secondary Phase from Sacramento City College (Sacramento, CA), the

Born 2/10/70 in Fresno Cal pitched for the Mets in 1997

Former Major League Baseball player - Colorado Rockies (1997-1999), New York Mets (2000-2002), San Diego Padres (2002), Boston Red Sox (2004)

former Mariners and Rockies reliever

Western Movie Actor (165 films between 1913-1942)

Baseball / 1991-2000 / Outfielder that Played for 8 Teams Including Mets, Rockies & Padres / Now Manger of Newark Bears

Baseball pitcher in the Orioles organization. Formally belonged to the Braves and Indians, born 1988

MLB outfielder 1963-76 for Mets, White Sox. 1x All - Star. Best in 1969 with 92 RS, 25 doubles, 4 triples, 12 HR, 75 RBI, .340 BA. Two World Series (1969, 73) getting 3 doubles, HR. Member of the 1969 Miracle Mets Championship

Playes for the NY Yankees in 1979

Baseball / Current Minor League Player for the Cardinals / Outfielder

Tall (6'-4'), right - handed - hitting firstbaseman drafted by the Padres in the 4th round of the 2004 draft. Daryl Wayne Jones was born September 1, 1986

former major league outfielder; played for SF Giants

MLB relief pitcher 1982-2000 for 7 teams. 5X All - Star. 8x over 20 saves & 303 career saves. Best in 1990 with 5-5, 43 saves, 2.56 ERA, 1992 with 11-8, 36 saves, 1.85 ERA, and 1997 with 6-6, 36 saves, 2.02 ERA

Right-handed major league reliever from 1954 through 1965. Pitched for Cardinals 54-56, Giants 57-59, then for a couple of other teams, finishing up with a few appearances for the Astros in 1965 (passed away in 1994)

Baseball Player

1961/62 Cleveland Indians. Also played in the Negro League

Houston Texans rookie wide receiver

baseball player 1941-1948 White Sox and Red Sox

Detroit Tigers Pitching Coach

Jeffrey Raymond Jones born October 1957. Played for Cincinnati Reds in mid 1980's

Current pitching coach with Detroit Tigers; retired baseball player for the a's

Singer/Musician

former Padres starting pitcher

Baseball Player

former major league outfielder; played for Royals and Tigers; former Red Sox 1st base coach; 2X World Series Champion

WWII Fighter Pilot Ace-5 victories, USAAF, 23 Fighter Group, 74 Fighter Squadron 'Flying Tigers'

corner infielder/known for his massive power in the minors/currently in the Atlanta organization

Tall, right-handed pitcher who was drafted by the White Sox in the 5th round in 2007

Chicago White Sox pitching prospect,was taken in 5th round of 2007 draft

MLB 1st & 2nd baseman from 1946-57 (8 years) for Cardinals, Phillies, Braves. In 1957 World Series, due to shoe polish being on baseball was awarded 1st base by hit by pitch. Best season - 1949 with 51 RS, 20 doubles, 2 triples, 8 HR's, 62 RBI, .300 BA

Former Pitcher Baltimore Orioles, Texas Rangers, And Milwaukee Brewers

MLB pitcher 1973-82 for Padres, Mets. After losing the most games 22 in the league in 1974, the next 3 seasons were superb. 1975 went 20-12 with ERA Title of 2.24, 1976 got Cy Young for most wins 22, losing 14 with 2,74 ERA. & 1978 went 13-14, 2.88 ERA

Baseball Player born 1988 - Cubs prospect, Daytona Cubs

baseball

D-Day landings veteran. Born: 1925. He is now 89 and lives in the UK. He was a former machine gunner with the Duke of Cornwall's light infantry. Also known as Robert

Baseball player drafted by the colorado rockies in 1994

former major league second baseman/shortstop; played for Mets, Mariners & Royals

Baltimore orioles pitcher 1964