Born in Humacao, Puerto Rico 9/28/96, he is a Cincinnati Reds right-handed pitching prospect drafted by them in the 12th round in 2015. He exceeded rookie status in 2022
This infielder (born 9/21/71) played in 16 games for the Brewers in 1997. Not to be confused with Edwin Diaz (from Puerto Rico) or Edgar Diaz (from Puerto Rico) or Mariners pitcher Edwin Diaz (from Venezuela).
former major league first baseman/outfielder; played for Pirates, Cubs & White Sox; also played for Lotte Orions/Chiba Lotte Marines; nicknamed 'Rambo'
Dominican-born catcher/first baseman (born Sept. 21, 1998) who was signed as a free agent by the Cleveland Indians in 2016 and traded to the Astros in the summer of 2021
MLB relief pitcher from 1988-95 for the Reds, Brewers, and White Sox. 2x All - Star, 1990 NLCS MVP, going 1-0 in 1990 World Series. Best seasons in 1991 with 3-5 record with 31 save, ERA of 3.17 and in 1992 going 3-5 with 25 saves, 3.07 ERA
MLB H.O.F. catcher from 1928-46, also Manger in 46 for Yankees. (1943 & 44 Military), Known as 'The Man Nobody Knows'. 11x All-Star. Career BA of .313. 4x over 100 RBI..1937 had 133 RBI, Brother of George. 8 W.S. (7x winner) had 5 HR, 24 RBI, .255 BA
Currently with the Atlanta Braves. Formerly with the Toronto Blue Jays, New York Mets, Minnesota Twins, Seattle Mariners & Texas Rangers. Won NL Cy Young Award in 2012
MLB pitcher from 1939-56 for the Cardinals, Pirates. A's and Yankees. 1944 & 45 Military Service. All - Star. Won 20 games plus two saves in 1951. Had the best w - l % in 1946 with 15-6 and a save. In two World Series went 0-1 with 3.86 ERA
former major league pitcher; played for Astros & Cardinals; managed Astros from 1997-2001; Manager of the Year 1998; 2X All-Star; #49 jersey retired by Astros
William John 'Bullfrog' Dietrich was a professional baseball player who played pitcher from 1933 to 1948 for the Washington Senators, Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Athletics
MLB third baseman 1946-51 for the Pirates. Led league in stolen bases 1948, 1949 and 1950. Best season was 1948 scoring 110 runs with a .321 batting average while leading the league in hits (207)
Baseball player played the outfield for the Boston Red Sox nicknamed 'the little professor' and the younger brother of Joe DiMaggio. Hit over .300 four times. Led league in triples with 11 and runs scored 131 in 1950. Led league in runs scored in 1951
MLB H.O.F. outfielder 1936-51 for Yankees. 1943-45 Military. 'Joltin'Joe'. 3x MVP. 13x All-Star. every season he played, ML P.O.Y.. Led league Hits 1x, HR's 2x. RBI's 2x, BA 1939 & 40 with .381 & .352. W.S. 10 - 27 RS, 6 doubles, 8 HR, 30 RBI, .271 BA
Baseball player older brother of Joe and Dom played for the Boston Braves, Reds, Pirates Phillies and NY Giants from 1937-1946played the outfield all star in 1943&1944
former MLB pitcher - milwaukee brewers (1981), houston astros (1982-86), chicago cubs (1986-88), st. louis cardinals (1989-90, 92), kansas city royals (1993)
former major league second baseman; played for Boston/Milwaukee Braves & Detroit Tigers; played football, baseball & basketball at University of Iowa; member of University of Iowa Sports Hall of Fame
MLB pitcher from 1939-54 for Indians, Red Sox, and White Sox. Best known for his 1946 World Series going 1-0 in 12 2/3 innings of allowing 4 hits and no runs. Best season 1947 going 18-8 with save and 2.95 ERA
Born: August 21, 1966
School: Saddleback College
Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in the 2nd round of the 1986 MLB
William Charles Dodd
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Right, Throws: Right
Height: 6' 4
MLB H.O.F. 2nd baseman from 1937-51 for Red Sox. Military 1950. 9x All-Star. Best season in 1950 with 103 RS, 29 doubles, led league in triples.11, 27 HR's, 120 RBI, .294 BA. Over 100 RBI's 6x. In 1946 World Series had a double, HR, while batting .407
Dominican professional baseball outfielder for the Wild Health Genomes of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball. He previously played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Chicago Cubs, Baltimore Orioles, and Pittsburgh Pirates
Outfielder/infielder (born in Germany Jan. 16, 1997) who debuted with the Cardinals in 2022 at the age of 25 (after being drafted by them in the 7th round in 2018)
MLB pitcher from 1950-65 for 5 teams. 5x All-Star. Best seasons: 1957 went 16-6 (best w-l %), 2.77 ERA; 1961 ERA Title with 2.40 & 1962 went 20-10. Led league in Shutouts 1x, Complete Games 1x. Got a save in 1959 World Series for the champion White Sox
MLB pitcher from 1985-94 for Red Sox, Expos & Angels. Balked four times in game; 30 games in eight seasons. Best season was 1989 going 12-8 with 3.99 ERA
former major league 2nd baseman; played for Astros, Reds and Royals; bench coach Royals 2005-07; Royals interim manager 2006; member of Reds front office; member of Reds 1990 World Series championship team
MLB starting & relief pitcher from 1947-56 for the Red Sox, Browns, White Sox and Orioles. Led league with 11 saves in 1952 going 8-4 with 2.24 ERA. In 1953 went 10-6 with 18 saves and 3.40 ERA
Played in 163 games over 8 seasons with the Cleveland Indians (1987), California Angels (1988), New York Yankees (1989-1990), San Diego Padres (1991), Cincinnati Reds (1992-1993), and Chicago Cubs (1994)
Pitched in Mets' system from 1997-2000, but career was derailed by injuries after a 15-2, 2.74 season in A ball in 1997. Resurfaced in the independent leagues from 2002-2006