MLB pitcher 1969-76 (8 years) for Padres, Reds, Expos. Best in 1971 going 15-13, 3.83 ERA & 1974 went 12-9, 3.28 ERA. Was on the Reds team that won the World Series in 1975 going 10-6 but did not pitch in the post season or W.S
1st Base Coach of the Baltimore Orioles, Outfielder for the Cleveland Indians (1991-1996), Los Angeles Dodgers (1996-1997) and the New York Mets (1998)
MLB outfielder, P.H., catcher from 1962-77 for Angels, Royals, Pirates, Rangers, Brewers. Known as 'Spanky'. Most productive season was 1970 with 59 RS, 17 doubles, two triples, 18 HR's and 62 RBI. Best single game went 4-4 with 2 HR's, triple & single
First baseman Paul Kirsch played 7 seasons of minor league ball (1977-1983), including three in the Cincinnati Reds chain: 1981 Tampa Tarpons, 1982 Cedar Rapids Reds, and 1982-1983 Waterbury Reds
Pitcher for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp in thelate 1970's to early 1990's. Member of the 'Meikyukai' Golden Players Club. Currently with the Fukuoka Zon-Dags of the Professional Baseball Masters League. (JapaneseSenior League)
Minor League relief pitcher from 1937-55. Minor League manager from 1948-77. Pitching coach for the Cardinals in N.L. Oldest man to play in organized baseball game
MLB - D.H., outfielder, first baseman from 1982-91 for White Sox, Yankees, Indians, Orioles. Best season was 1983 as All - Star, R.O.Y. with 35 HR's, 100 RBI's and ,254 BA
MLB shortstop, 3rd & 2nd baseman from 1952-63 for Braves, Red Sox, Orioles, Senators, Phillies. Second in voting for R.O.Y. in 1955. Best season in 1956 with 91 RS, 29 doubles, 5 triples, 7 HR's, 59 RBI's, .271 BA. Brother of ML infielder Bob Klaus
MLB 2nd & 3rd baseman, shortstop from 1964-65 for Reds, Mets. In 1964 had 302 at - bats with 35 RS, 13 doubles, 4 triples, 4 HR's, 17 RBI's, .225 BA. Brother of ML infielder Billy Klaus
Baseball / Pitcher / Prospect in the San Diego Padres System / Battled Back from Serious High School Injury and now Pitches with a Screw from Surgery in his Throwing Arm
MLB 1st baseman 1947-61 for Reds, Pirates, White Sox, Angeis. 'Big Klu' was 4x All-Star. Led league in 1954 with 49 HR & 141 RBI, 2nd for MVP & most hits in 1955. 5x over 100 RBI. Career BA of .298. In 1959 World Series had double, 3 HR, 10 RBI, .391 BA
Drafted by the Oakland Athletics in the 41st round of the 2010 MLB June Amateur Draft and the Philadelphia Phillies in the 2nd round of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft
MLB pitcher 1976-90 for Astros, Giants. 2x All-Star. Led in shutouts 1978. Best in 1978 going 17-11 with 2.62 ERA, 1981 went 9-5 with 2.18 ERA, 1986 going 17-12 with 3.14 ERA, 1988 went 14-5 with 3.14 ERA. 2 post season series - 15 1/3 IP, 3.98 ERA
MLB Relief pitcher 1965-80 for 6 teams. All-Star. Best in 1969 going 9-2, 13 saves, 2.24 ERA & 1970 with 2 wins, 27 saves, 2.04 ERA & 1972 went 5-1, 11 saves, 1.37 ERA. Pitched in all 7 games for World Series champion A's in 1973 with 6 1/3 IP, 0.00 ERA
MLB shortstop, 3rd & 2nd baseman from 1925-36 for Yankees, Tigers, Cubs, Reds, Giants. Best season 1928 with 89 RS, 10 triples, 63 RBI's and .319 BA. Performed In 5 World Series. Played himself in the movie 'The Pride of the Yankees'.April 22, 1993
MLB pitcher from 1967-85 for Mets, Phillies, Twins, White Sox. 'Koos' was 2x All-Star. Twice won 20 or more in 1976 & 79. Best season - 1968 going 19-12, 2.08 ERA. Led league - K's per 9-innings in 1977. Went 3-0, 2.39 ERA in 2 World Series (69,73)
Baseball Player in the Chicago White Sox Minor League system - In an offseason workout on January 17, 2017, throwing from flat ground, Kopech threw a pitch which was unofficially clocked at 110 mph
MLB catcher from 1954-59 for Senators. Known as 'Hoss'. Weak hitter but a master at calling out the selection of pitches to be thrown thrown towards the batters
MLB outfielder, first baseman from 1965-74 for 7 teams.
Best season was 1969 with 51 RS, 13 doubles, 2 triples, 19 HR's, 74 RBI's, .248 BA. In 1973 NLCS batted .300 with two walks
Currently the bench coach for the Oakland Athletics. Outfielder for the Florida Marlins (1997-2000), San Diego Padres (2001-2003), Oakland Athletics (2004-2007), Atlanta Braves (2008), Boston Red Sox (2008-2009) and the Chicago White Sox (2009-2011)
mlb hall of fame pitcher - brooklyn dodgers (1955-1966), three-time cy young award winner, considered one of the greatest southpaws to ever play the game
MLB outfielder from 1938-42 for Dodgers, Cardinals, Reds, Phillies. Known as the 'Chief'. Best known for stealing bases. went 52-0 before being caught stealing. Best season 1938 (Rookie) w/ 78 RS, 29 doubles, 13 triples, 11 HR, 15 SB, .299 BA
MLB pitcher from 1939-51 for the Browns, Red Sox, Giants, and Yankees. Best known for throwing a 11
inning shutout in the 1944 World Series. Best seasons were 1944 going 17-13 with 2.49 ERA and 1948 going 18-5 (led league in w - l %) with 4.35 ERA
MLB 1st baseman, outfielder 1962-79 (18 years) for Mets. All-Star 1965. 'The Krane' known for hitting HR (4 at-bats) to help Mets win 1969 World Series. Best in 1971 with 61 RS, 20 doubles, 4 triples, 14 HR, 58 RBI, .280 BA & 1975 (325 at-bats) .323 BA
MLB pitcher 1961-74 for A's, Brewers, Braves, Cards, Red Sox. Best in 1966 with 14-9, 3 saves, 2.99 ERA & 1968 with 10 wins, 4 saves, 3.11 ERA. Son of Lew Krausse
MLB outfielder from 1931-45 for Cubs, White Sox, A's, Browns, Senators. Led league in triples (16) in 1937. All - Star in 1938. 4 times in full seasons batting over .300. Got 6 hits (3 doubles) in 1944 World Series
Frank Kremblas (born October 25, 1966 in Carroll, Ohio) is the current manager of the Nashville Sounds Triple-A minor league baseball team, and a former minor league player in the Cincinnati Reds farm system from 1989 to 1996. He currently resides in Nash
Drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the 13th round of the 2011 MLB June Amateur Draft and the Chicago Cubs in the 9th round of the 2012 MLB June Amateur Draft