MLB pitcher (Rockies 2002-03)

Baseball / Hard Playing Outfielder for Expos, Rockies, Padres, Brewers, Pirates & Yankees / 1992 - 2003

former major league outfielder; played for Rockies, Reds, Padres, Brewers & Devil Rays; 4X All-Star; hit 355 career homeruns; cousin of former major leaguer, Mo Vaughn

Baseball / Former major league Pitcher / Currently Playing in the Minor Leagues

former major league pitcher; played for Astros, Cubs, Cardinals, Expos & Rockies; recorded 95 saves

Baseball / Pitcher / 1995-Present / Has Played for 11 Different Teams Including Yankees, Reds & Mariners / Currently with Cardinals / Played College at University of Massachusetts

Baseball player, pitcher, 1999-2009 Oakland Athletics, Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago White Sox, Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Yankees, Colorado ROckies, Cleveland Indians

former major league/KBO pitcher; played for Doosan Bears, Marlins, Cubs, Rockies, White Sox and Pirates; #16 pick overall 2005 MLB Draft

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former Expos, Rockies, and Cardinals outfielder. 1997 National League Most Valuable Player Award

Former Mets and Blue Jays reliever, now bullpen coach for the Blue Jays

former college/major league 2nd baseman; played for LSU, Rockies, Red Sox, Reds, Padres, Cubs, Twin and A's; College World Series Most Outstanding Player; member of LSU 1993 National Championship team

Blue Jays Pitching coach, Former MLB pitcher

Pitching Coach for Stockton and formerly pitching coach for Burlington (A)-- former pitcher; played for Oakland, Boston, Colorado, Baltimore, Toronto, Texas and Pittsburgh

Baseball / 1997-99 / Outfielder for Reds & Rockies / Drafted in First Round of 1993 Draft

Former Rockies, Dodgers & Twins middle reliever; drafted by Expos; made major league debut with Twins on April 7th 1989; also played at University of Michigan

former Cleveland Indians manager; played for Red Sox & Rockies; AL Manager of the Year 2007. Wichita Shockers head baseball coach (began in 2019)

Baseball Manager

former Major League shortstop; played for Rockies, Braves, Athletics & Marlins; AL Rookie of the Year 1988

Former White Sox, Pirates, Cardinals, Rangers, Nationals, Rockies, Reds & Royals pitcher; currently in the Padres organization. Journeyman starter/reliever

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Mets, Phillies and Rockies

Diamondbacks 2009 Draft Picks

Baseball Player

Houston Astros Pitcher

Former big league pitcher, played for Expos, Reds, Rockies & Yankees

former Mets, Twins, Rockies and Pirates reliever

Baseball-Infielder / Formerly with the Rockies, NY Mets, Pirates, Rays, Astros and Orioles / Currently on the Phillies/ 2010 All-Star

minor league prospect

Retired MLB player (Astros, Marlins, Rockies, Nationals, Mets, Cardinals)

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former Pirates, Diamondbacks, Reds, Cardinals and Nats infielder, All-Star, known for his speed and defense

Baseball / Pitcher / Made his MLB Debut in 1996 / Journeyman, has played with many teams. Now with Dodgers

Bullpen Coach for the Colorado Rockies, Pitched for Kansas City Royals in early 1980's

Currently in the Milwaukee Brewers system. Son of Eric Young Sr. Former Colorado Rockies, New York Mets, and Atlanta Braves. outfielder/infielder

First Base coach of the Arizona Diamondbacks/ 1990's & 2000's Infielder-Outfielder / Dodgers, Rockies, Cubs & Padres / Former Color Commentator on ESPN's Baseball Tonight

Outfielder for the Houston Astros (1987-1992), Colorado Rockies (1993)and St. Louis Cardinals (1994)

player on the 2004 rockies

Drafted Buffalo Sabres in 1991, 3rd, 57th

Currently with Milwaukee/ formerly of the Rays, Blue Jays, Royals, Marlins, Rangers, Rockies, Orioles & Astros

baseball player; played for UCLA, Rangers, Mets, Expos, Cardinals, Phillies, Cubs, Orioles, Dodgers, Rockies, Marlins and Yankees; married to Julianne McNamara

MLB 3rd & 2nd baseman, shortstop 1954-65 for 5 teams. Known as 'Popeye'. 2x All-Star. Best season was 1958 with 62 RS, 15 doubles, 2 triples, 17 HR, 60 RBI, .262 BA. Manager 1972-91 for Padres, Red Sox, Rangers, Cubs. Manager of the Year 1989 for Cubs