MLB 1st baseman 1922-29 for A's, Indians. Held Minor League record - 63 HR (1930) and 69 (1933). Held AL record most total bases in game. Only Ruth hit more HR (46) in MLB during the 1924 season than Joe's 27. Longest hit HR, 165 miles, landing in train
Baseball coach at Jacksonville University. Seattle Mariners 35th round pick #973 in 1994. Toronto Blue Jays 28th round pick #776 in 1995. played in Blue Jays organization '95-'99 'A'-'AA'
MLB outfielder and pinch hitter from 1955-58 for Reds, Braves, Tigers. Known as 'Hurricane'. Came in 4th for R.O.Y. Award in 1957 with 12 doubles, 7 HR's and .403 batting average in 134 at-bats. Got 2 hits in 1957 World Series
Stellar baseball career at Bridgewater College. Played in 2001 and 2002 for the Covington Lumberjacks in the Shenandoah Valley Baseball League. 11 years as an asst. baseball coach at Bridgewater. Head baseball coach at Mary Baldwin College
MLB 1st baseman, outfielder from 1964-77 for Yankees, Brewers, A's, Pilots. All-Star in 1969. Most productive was 1970 with 70 RS, 21 doubles, 2 triples, 11 HR's, 52 RBI's, .244 BA. Got a hit for the champion A's in 1972 World Series. Son of Jim Hegan
Former Mets, Cubs and Diamondbacks reliever; drafted #18 overall 2001 MLB Draft; set numerous pitching records at University of Notre Dame; All - American; 2X Big East Pitcher of Year (2000, 2001)
MLB pitcher from 1937-1952 for Pirates and Phillies. Best season was 1949 going 17-10 with 3.02 ERA and led league in shutouts with 5. Pitched in 1950 World Series, giving up only one run in 7 2/3 innings while allowing only 4 hits
fMLB shortstop, outfielder, and second baseman from 1954-69 with 7 teams. Best season was 1959 by scoring 82 runs, hitting 29 home runs, and driving in 71 runs
Roland Hemond (born October 26, 1929 in Central Falls, Rhode Island) is a longtime executive in Major League Baseball who in 2007 returned to the Arizona Diamondbacks as Special Assistant to the President, Derrick Hall
MLB shortstop from 1949-59 with Cardinals & Phillies. Managed Cardinals from 1959-61; served as a coach for Mets & Indians; also managed at AAA level. Best seasons were 1952 with 15 home runs, 105 runs scored (led league) and 1953 with 110 runs scored
Cheerleader. In the last 40 years, Krazy George has performed in front of 25 million fans. Krazy George claims to be the inventor of "the Mexican wave" on October 15, 1981 At the Oakland A's New York Yanks Play
Kenneth Joseph Henderson (born June 15, 1946 in Carroll, Iowa) was an outfielder for the San Francisco Giants (1965-72), Chicago White Sox (1973-75), Atlanta Braves (1976), Texas Rangers (1977), New York Mets (1978), Cincinnati Reds (1978-79) and Chicago
former major league outfielder; played for A's, Yankees, Mets, Dodgers, Padres, Angels, Blue Jays, Mariners & Red Sox; 10X All-Star; 2X World Series champion; major league baseballs all-time base stealer; member of Baseball Hall of Fame
MLB relief pitcher 1982-95 for Blue Jays, Rangers, Cards. 'The Terminator' was 2x All-Star. Rolaids Relief. Led league in saves (34) in 1987. In 1989 went 8-3, 20 saves, 1.92 ERA & 1993 had 5 wins, 40 saves, 2.91 ERA. 1992 W.S. Champ, 2 saves, 2.70 ERA
MLB relief pitcher 1987-96 for Tigers, Rangers, Astros. All-Star. In 10 seasons had 20-plus saves 7x. Last year in MLB had 31 saves. Best - 1987 (rookie) went 11-3, 7 saves, 2.98 ERA & 1988 went 9-6, 22 saves, 1.87 ERA & 1991 had 10-2, 21 saves, 2.88 ERA
MLB outfielder from 1937-50 with the Yankees. Led league in triples twice with 13 in 1947 and 14 in 1948.
Led league in runs scored with 138 in 1948. 5x All - Star. 3x batting over.300. Hit a home run in each of 4 World Series (1938, 41, 47 & 49)
Baseball / 1952-69 / Lefthanded Pitcher for Red Sox, Cubs, Reds, Giants, Pirates & Astros. Was awesome in 1964 going 2-2 with 6 saves, 31 hits allowed in 52 innings with 0.87 ERA
former college/NFL/NFL Europe quarterback; played for University of Michigan, Cowboys, Rhein Fire & Lions; also played AAA baseball for the Yankees; played in nine major league games
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
Position: Relief Pitcher
Bats: Right ? Throws: Right
6-1, 170lb (185cm, 77kg)
Born: September 22, 1969 (Age: 49-027d) in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic do
Full Name: Julian Heredia
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
MLB outfielder, P.H. 1943-53 for Dodgers, Pirates. Best season in 1948 with 63 RS, 22 doubles, 7 triples, 15 HR, 60 RBI, .290 BA. Five World Series and had two triples
former major league relief pitcher; played for Red Sox, White Sox, Padres, Giants, Cardinals & Expos; member of White Sox 2005 World Series championship team
Drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 26th round of the 2005 MLB June Amateur Draft and the Oakland Athletics in the 35th round of the 2006 MLB June Amateur Draft
Right-handed-hitting outfielder signed as an 19-year-old by Expos in 1985 and debuted for the Cincinnati Reds in 1992, finishing his career with them in 1993
former major league pitcher; played for Tigers, Cubs & Phillies; 3X All-Star; member of Tigers 1984 World Series championship team; Cy Young award winner 1984; 1984 AL MVP