MLB H.O.F. outfielder 1954-76 (23 yrs) for Braves, Brewers. 'Hammer', 'Bad Henry' MVP 1957, 25x All-Star, 3 Gold Gloves. Led league - Bat Title 2x, HR's 4x, RS 3x, Hits 2x, Doubles 3x. Hit 755 HR. All-time
career leader in RBI's 2,297 & total bases
former major league pitcher; played for A's, Mariners & Tigers; with Vida Blue, Paul Lindblad & Rollie Fingers combined for the first four-pitcher combined no-hitter in MLB history
(born January 29, 1987) is a Cuban-born professional baseball first baseman for the Chicago White Sox of Major League Baseball (MLB). He was an All-Star and AL Rookie of the Year in 2014
MLB pitcher 1983-92 for Blue Jays, Braves, Mariners. Best in 1985 with 7-2, 10 saves, 3.23 ERA and 1989 in 126 IP had 2 wins, 2 saves, 2.43 ERA. Three ALCS (1985, 89, 91) pitched 13 innings, allowing 7 hits with 0.69 ERA
MLB relief pticher from 1941-46 with NY Giants. Led league in saves in both 1944 and 1945. Best season
1945: Most wins by a reliever going 11-9 with 15 saves and 3.42 ERA
MLB d.h., p.h., outfielder from 1975-82 for Twins, Blue Jays, Giants. #1 Draft Pick in 1968. Best season in 1977 (265 at - bats) with 32 RS, 17 doubles, 6 HR's, 49 RBI's, .338 BA. 8 year career .280 BA. Hitting coach for the Erie Seawolves (AA)
MLB 1st baseman, outfielder from 1950-66 for Braves, Indians, Angels, Reds. 2x All-Star. Best season - 1956 with 38 HR, 103 RBI, .291 BA. Hit 35 HR, 108 RBI in 1961. 2 W.S. - 2 RS, 2 RBI, .250 BA. Manager 67 Indians. 1st to HR over Ebbets Field roof
JFK - Head of the Blue Key Society of Southwestern Louisiana Institute at Lafayette (now ULL) who met and got photographed with future President Kennedy at the Crowley Rice Festival in 1959
Dominican-born outfielder who was signed by the Expos as a free-agent in 1992; he made his major league debut in 2000 for the Boston Red Sox. He is now (2015) a coach for the Jupiter Hammerheads
Currently with the Bridgeport Bluefish of the Atlantic League/ former Brave, Marlin, Phillie and Cubs reliever/ born with sixth finger on pitching hand
former major league outfielder; played for Brewers, White Sox and Senators; had two brothers Dick & Ron Allen both played professionally; current Astros scout
former major league catcher/current coach; played for Boston Red Sox & Toronto Blue Jays; current AAA Manager of Norfolk Tides (Mets); also managed minor league teams for Yankees, Boston & Milwaukee
MLB shortstop and second baseman from 1963-73 for Pirates. All - Star 1967 & 68 / Gold Glove Winner in 1966 & 67. Hit .298 in 1966 with 10 triples, and batted .287
in 1967
Outfielder for the Royals, formerly was an outfielder for the 2016 AL Champion Cleveland Indians, as well as with the San Diego Padres & Seattle Mariners
Baseball Hall of Famer; 2nd Baseman for the San Diego Padres (1988-1990), Toronto Blue Jays (1991-1995), Baltimore Orioles (1996-1998), Cleveland Indians (1999-2001), New York Mets (2002-2003), Chicago White Sox (2003-2004) and the Arizona Diamondbacks (2
Former major league catcher; played for Mets, White Sox, Dodgers,Indians, Padres, Rockies & Rangers; 6X All-Star; 1990 AL Rookie of the Year; current Cleveland Indians bench coach
Baseball / Former Infielder of the 1960's & 70's / Played for Yankees, Indians & Others / Now Coach with Mets / Father of Roberto and Sandy Jr., Atlanta Braves 1966
former college/major league 1st baseman; played for University of Miami, Reds, Mariners, Padres, A's, Indians, White Sox and Rockies; 1X All - Star; #7 pick overall 2008 MLB Draft
Baseball / Outfielder During 1960's / Cubs & Cardinals / Hit a Homerun in 1961 All-Star Game / Nicknamed: 'Daddy Long Legs' 'Negro Leaguer/K.C. Monarchs 1955'
Retired professional baseball player whose career spanned 18 seasons, including parts of two in Major League Baseball with the Cincinnati Reds (1960, 1962)
MLB outfielder from 1957-61 for the Phillies and Reds.
Best season was 1958 with 34 doubles, 6 triples, 23 home runs, 80 runs scored, 97 RBI's and .301 batting average
former major league outfielder; played for Phillies, Cardinals & Orioles; brother of major league Ken Anderson; 6th pick, first round 1969 amateur draft
In 1954 Ed Andrews was the New York Yankees' first Negro League pitcher. Unfortunately Andrews never panned out as expected or he and not Elston Howard would have been the first black player in team history.
former major league pitcher; played for Red Sox, Reds, Pirates and Diamondbacks; 3rd round pick; All - Star 2006; member of Red Sox 2004 World Series championship team
MLB - H.O.F.outfielder from 1948-62 for Phillies, Cubs, Mets. Known as 'Whitey' or 'Put Put'. 6x All - Star, 2x Batting Titles. Led league 2x triples, 4x walks, 1x stolen bases. Came in 3rd for R.O.Y. Award in 1948.Best season was 1958 with .350 BA
MLB catcher 1973-89 for Astros, Indians, Blue Jays. Best in 1987 (386 at - bats) had 53 RS, 16 doubles, 14 HR with .288 BA. Hit HR in 1986 NL Championship Series
Pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies (1991-1992,2000), Colorado Rockies (1993), San Diego Padres (1993-1999,2004), Atlanta Braves (2000) and the Los Angeles Dodgers (2001-2003)
former major league second baseman; played for Cubs, Indians, Red Sox, Senators, Braves & Angels; also played in Japan from 1964-66; brother of former major leaguer, Bob Aspromonte; managed Indians from 1972-74
MLB pitcher for the Tigers, Red Sox, and Browns from 1933-42. Best known for winning a World Series game in 1933 as a rookie. Best seasons 1935 with 18-7 record, led league with best w - l percentage, and 1937 with 17-9 record with one save
former major league catcher and Manager; played for Padres, Tigers, Astros and Dodgers; former Manager for Tigers and Angels; 3X Gold Glove Award Winner; 1X All - Star
former major league second baseman; played for Mets, Twins, Mariners, Phillies & Pirates; member of Mets 1986 World Series championship team; managed Diamondbacks in 2004
Baseball Pitcher, born 1952 - Texas Rangers 1975-1977, Minnesota Twins 1979-1980. Pitched to Hank Aaron when he was on 755 home runs. Not to be confused with his son Mike Bacsik born 1977
MLB pitcher from 1966-82 for Yankees, White Sox, A's, Expos, Angels, Phillies. Known as 'Bahnsen Burner or Bonce'. R.O.Y. in 1968 with 17-12, 2.05 ERA. In 1972 went 21-16 with 2.60 ERA
MLB catcher from 1953-66 with Reds, Giants, Braves, Cubs, and Angels. Hit a home run in 1962 World Series.
Best season was 1956, getting 28 home runs in 383 at - bats with 75 RBI's and .300 batting average
former major league 1st baseman/catcher; played for Mets, Orioles, Dodgers & Blue Jays; 2X World Series champion (coach); also managed in the minor leagues
former major league pitcher; played for Tigers, Reds, Cardinals, Pirates, Blue Jays, Phillies & A's; 2X World Series champion; was pitching coach for Dayton Dragons & Billings Mustangs
MLB outfielder from 1968-86 for 4 teams. 2x All - Star,
Gold Glove. 2x Silver Slugger. 1977 NLCS MVP with double, 2 HR's, 8 RBI's, .357 BA. Manager from 1993-2017 with Giants, Cubs, Reds, Nationals./ 3x
Manager of the Year. Won 2002 NL pennant
MLB pitcher from 1961-70 for Phillies, Reds, and Padres. Best seasons were 1962 with 12-7, 13 saves, 2.96 ERA & 1963 going 11-7 with 16 saves and a 2.30 ERA & 1964 had 6 wins with 21 saves, 3.12 ERA
MLB third baseman from 1966-81 for A's, Brewers. as 'Captain Sal'. 4x All-Star; 3x World Series champion with 2 doubles & a triple. Brother of MLB catcher Chris Bando. Best season 1973, scoring 97 runs, 98 RBI's, 29 HR's & led league in doubles(37)
Current Texas Rangers manager; won Manager of the Year in 2015, outdueling Ned Yost whose Royals won the World Series. Former professional catcher who debuted with the Pirates in 1991
former pitcher in Major League Baseball who played for the Minnesota Twins, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers, Florida Marlins, New York Yankees, Arizona Diamondbacks and Boston Red Sox
MLB pitcher from 1947-50 for the Dodgers. Best season was 1949 going 10-6 with 3 saves and ERA of 3.37.
In the 1949 World Series he pitched 5 2/3 innings with an ERA of 3.18
Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Cardinals in 1972, appeared in a few games for them again in 1974, and pitched some games for the Tigers in 1975, 1976, and 1977. He unfortunately died from leukemia in 1994
MLB pitcher from 1976-87 (11 yrs) for Rangers, Indians, Braves, Brewers. Known as 'Large Lenny'. All - Star (1981). Led league in K's in 1980 & 81. In 1980 went 19-12 & 1982 went 15-11. Threw a perfect game on 5-15-81