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Former Baseball Player for indians, yankees, and braves/1971 al rookie of the year/ Hitting Coach for Seattle Mariners

Actor - played PC David Adams in TV's Rockliffe's Babies

former major league pitcher; played for Phillies & Brewers

San Diego Padre 2nd Baseman in 77- 78

former major league/NPB first baseman; played for Senators, Indians, Angels & Yakult Atoms

MLB pitcher 1961-71 for Angels, Twins, Mets, Indians, Tigers. Cy Young & ERA title in 1964, going 20-9, 4 saves, 1.65 ERA with league leading 11 shutouts & iIn 1967 was 20-14, save, 2.73 ERA and led league with most CG (18)., including a no - hitter

WWII American Fighter - Ace (9 Victs.)- USAAF

MLB pitcher 1937-47 for Yankees. 4x All-Star. 1943 MVP & ML P.O.Y. - went 20-4, 1.64 ERA with most wins, winning %, ERA & shutouts. ERA Title in 1947. In 1946 went 20-8, 2 saves, 2.10 ERA. 4 World Series (3x Champ) totals were 2-2, save, 1.62 ERA

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Retired Major Leaguer, played for the Cardinals

MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman from 1930-46 for 7 teams.4x All-Star. Led league in stolen bases 4 times, triples in 1937./ World Series Champs 1932 with 2 doubles, 6 RBI's, .294 BA. Best season 1938 - 92 RS, 40 doubles, 8 triples, 6 HR's, 80 RBI, .340 BA

former Braves farmhand, pitcher. Now in Cubs organization

MLB outfielder from 1938-51. Five times hit over 20 home runs in a season. Best season was 1941 with 25 home riuns, 97 runs scored, 106 RBI's and .322 batting average. Navy pilot during World War 2. H.O.F. in football for Cal

baseball player. 1938-1951 Philadelphia A's

Baseball Player, 3B

former White Sox baseball player

MLB outfielder from 1980-83 for Cleveland Indians. R.O.Y. for the 1980 season. That same season he was 5th in the league in committing errors in left field and grounding into the second most double plays in the league with 24

Major Leaguer 1962-69 (Kansas City, 1962-1967, New York Mets 1967-1969), Member of the '69 Champion NY Mets

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1964 Red Sox

current Blue Jays pitcher; played for Angels, Rockies and Cubs

Baseball - Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons 2006

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former A's All-Star third baseman/gold glover, now with the Yankees

Former Pirates, Braves, Royals and Blue Jays reliever, now with Athletics

Mexican boxing legend, many times world champion

former Astros and Pirates backup catcher/currently with the Toronto organization

Former Red Sox Prospect

MLB pitcher 1957-66 (8 seasons) for 3 teams. Holds Major League record for most K's in one game with 21 in 1962. Pitched in all 16 innings, no hits allowed from innings 9-15. Threw 228 pitches. K'd H.O.F. Dick WIlliams for # 21. 1960 W.S. 2 runs in 4 IP

Baltimore Orioles / Norfolk Tides Pitcher

Baltimore Orioles Pitcher 1977

Former A's,Rangers,and Marlins Starter

Second Baseman

Baseball drafted by the sa francisco giants 1997

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Seattle Mariners Prospect/Formerly With Cincinatti Reds and San Diego Padres

Padres pitcher early 80s

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Baseball AA - Trenton Thunder 2006

former major league pitcher; played for Phillies & Astros

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Texas Rangers catcher

Cleveland Indians prospect, infielder

Bullpen Coach of the Baltimore Orioles, Baseball player drafted by the atlanta braves in 1976

former MLB player - chicago cubs 91950-56), kansas city athletics (1958-60), detroit tigers (1960-61), new york mets (1962)

Baseball / Former Oakland A's Relief Pitcher of the Early 1990's / College Standout at Stanford

former major league pitcher; played for Cardinals and Red Sox

Former baseball player with the Cardinals in the early 70's

A's prospect

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Former Detroit Tiger outfielder in the 1960's

Baseball Player - Mets late 80s

MLB pitcher from 1973-83 for the Phillies. Best seasons in 1977 going 19-6 with 4.06 ERA and 1978 going 13-14 with 3.24 ERA. In 1981 NLDS had 1-0 record, 6 innings, 4 hits, and allowed 1 run

Manager for Stockton, Baseball / 1998-2003 / A's, D-Backs, Brewers, Rangers / Standout at Pepperdine University 1993-95

Baseball player, 1968-1970. Member of 1968 Detroit Tigers

OF- brief stints in majors with Yankees and Giants

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Baseball / Pitcher / 1984 Yankees / Played College Baseball for the University of Kansas Jayhawks

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Baseball - Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, and Chicago White Sox

former Major League pitcher; played for Dodgers, Tigers and Indians

Former Blue Jay and Giants reliever/currently in the Brewers organization

MLB pitcher from 1950-55 for the Phillies, Reds, Cubs..Best seasons were 1951 going 15-11 with 3.53 ERA.and 1950 going 8-6 with 2.71 ERA

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1st Baseman/3rd Baseman for the Montreal Expos (1992-1993) and the San Diego Padres (1993-1998)

Producer/Actor- The Rookie and Miracle / Former Baseball Player - Pitched for Brewers in the 1980's

Oakland A's catcher 1983

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the New York Yankees in 1957. His father was a nephew of Eddie Cicotte, of Black Sox scandal fame. Al passed away in 1982, at the age of 52

Baseball player, Cleveland Indians 1945

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MLB starting and relief pitcher with the Twins (1965 & 66) and Angels (1967 & 68). Career stats 5-8 record with 5 saves, 133 hits, 65 BB's, 139 K's, 161 innings pitched and had a 3.07 ERA. Ended career due to sore pitching arm

former major league outfielder; played for Pirates, Brooklyn Dodgers, Cardinals, Braves, Orioles, Angels & A's; member of Pirates 1960 World Series championship team; 1X All-Star

Former MLB player for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1994. College: Dominican

Currently in the Padres organization, former Nationals, Diamondbacks and White Sox

MLB outfielder (KC A's 1961)

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3rd Baseman for the Milwaukee Brewers (1994-1999), Colorado Rockies (2000-2001), Seattle Mariners (2002-2003), San Diego Padres (2004), Milwaukee Brewers (2005-2006), Minnesota Twins (2007), Arizona Diamondbacks (2007)

former MLB pitcher - boston red sox (1961-62, 67), new york mets (1962-65), kansas city royals (1969)

White sox reliever, Florida Marlins pitching prospect,was drafted in the 5th round of the 2007 draft

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Usa baseball 16u national team

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former MLB pitcher - toronto blue jays (1977-88), houston astros (1989-91), atlanta braves (1991)

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former Cardinal, current hitting coach for the Greeneville Astros

Country Singer & Guitarist // The Clark Family Experience

Former outfielder for the California Angels, & Milwaukee Brewers (1979 - 1985)

Baseball / Outfielder for the L.A. Dodgers / One of the Top Leadoff Hitters in the Majors

Baseball A+ - Wilmington Blue Rocks 2007

Minor League Baseball Player currently in the Arizona Diamondbacks Organization

Third Base Coach of the Detroit Tigers, former Third base coach of the Houston Astros, Former major league outfielder; played for Indians, Royals, Cubs, Dodgers & Pirates; former interim manager of the Houston Astros

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Giants Minor Leaguer

Played for 1960 Los Angeles Chargers

Baseball - Ottawa Lynx 2006

MLB outfielder, first baseman 1975-92 for Giants, Cards, Red Sox, Padres, Yanks. 4x All-Star. 2x Silver Slugger. Led in walks 3x, slugging average in 1987 - 93 RS, 35 HR, 106 RBI, .286 BA. In 1978 had 90 RS, 25 HR, 98 RBI, .306 BA. 2 doubles in 85 W.S

Former San Diego Padres Outfielder

Baseball / Outfielder in Oakland A's Organization / Has Played in the Majors for 5 Teams Including the A's

Former Pitcher

First base prospect drafted in the 12th round by the Brewers in 2008

Baseball player - played for the 1951-55 Phillies and the 1957 Tigers

Former Pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals

Former major league/pacific outfielder; played for Tigers, Padres, Red Sox & Kintetsu Buffaloes, currently hitting coach for Columbus (AAA)

St. Louis Cardinals 1950's

MLB pitcher (1967-72 Angels)

retired baseball player for the angels.

Infielder for the Minnesota Twins (1966-1969), Seattle Pilots(1969), Oakland Athletics(1971-1972), Milwaukee Brewers (1972) and the Philadelphia Phillies (1975)

former major league pitcher; played for Angels, Rangers, Indians, Braves, Astros, Orioles & Royals

Executive Director of the Major League Baseball Players Association; played 1B for Diamondbacks, Padres, Mets, Tigers, Yankees, Red Sox; 1X All-Star; played college basketball at San Diego State & University of Arizona; former MLB Network studio analyst

Negro Leaguer briefly with the 'K.C. Monarchs' 1956-1957

William 'Boileryard' Clarke, baseball player 1893-1905, catcher and first baseman, Washington Senators, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Beaneaters, New York Giants

Rockies prospect

Baseball / Former Major League Second Baseman / Yankees & Padres / Nickname: Hoss

Pitcher for Alanta Braves 90s

Baseball / Pitcher / Boston Red Sox Prospect / 1st Round Supplemental Pick in 2006 Draft

Former Phillies pitcher

former major league pitcher; played for Mariners, Yankees & Rangers; 2X World Series champion

Toronto Blue Jays shortstop(10)

former major league pitcher; played for Red Sox, Angels & Brewers; All-Star (1979 & 1982)

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Played baseball 1960-1968 with the Cardinals, Cubs and Phillies

Son of Roger Clemens- former Astros prospect now in Blue Jays organization

Right-handed pitching prospect drafted by the Braves in 2008

MLB pitcher 1984-2007 for 4 teams. MVP. 7x Cy Young, 11x All-Star (MVP 1x). 2x Triple Crown, 7x ERA Title. Led league in wins 4x, 20 or wins 6x, K's 5x, shutouts 5x. Career K's 4,672. 2x- 20 K's in 9 IP game. World Series 6x (2x Champs) 3-0, 2.37 ERA

former college/major league catcher/1st baseman; played for USC, Mariners and Pirates; won Buster Posey Award; former 1st round pick, #3 overall 2005 MLB Draft; All - American

Former Cubs, Cardinals, Red Sox, Padres & Marlins pitcher

Baseball player ,nephew of Roberto Clemente

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Son of Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente, NY Yankees announcer/analyst

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Baseball player - firstbaseman for the Pirates, Mets, Cardinals. 1969 World Series MVP.

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retired baseball player for the cardinals, red sox, rangers and brewers.

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former major league pitcher; played for Red Sox, Yankees, Angels & Senators

Former Tigers and Braves outfielder, currently in the Diamondbacks chain

1980 California Angels, Current hitting coach for the Tucson Toros

Last surviving worker involved in the construction of Mount Rushmore during the years of 1927 to 1941

MLB third baseman from 1934-45 playing for the Senators and St. Louis Browns. Despite being white he got the nickname 'Darkie' in 1934 because they thought his first name was Harlem, the black section of NY

MLB third baseman, shortstop and second baseman trom 1934-37 for the Tigers. Best season had .255 batting average. Despite size 5'11' was given nickname of the 'Flea' due to irritating the opponents

MLB outfielder, P.H. 1970-79 (10 yrs) for Pirates, Cubs, Mets, Rangers. Best in 1972 with 311 at - bats had 52 RS, 15 doubles, 6 triples, 17 RBI, .334 BA. 1971 World Series Champ for Pirates with a triple, 2 RS

Outfielder who debuted for the Boston Red Sox in 1960. (he passed away in 1997)

Relief pitcher for the New York Mets

baseball pitcher / Only MLB pitcher to hit two grand slam home runs in one game, during 1966 season playing for Braves. Missed third one but got a RBI. Nine RBI's for a pitcher in one 9-inning game!

MLB: RHP- Played 6 seasons for Atl, LAD, NYM, Pit/ employed funky submarine delivery

Baseball player drafted by the New York Yankees in 1986; sports agent; husband of Gretchen Carlson

Baseball / Catcher for Colorado Rockies / Former Diamondback that Made His MLB Debut in 1999

Pitcher who debuted with the Mariners in 1997

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Former Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher

former Reds outfield prospect

1943 Phil A's Died 10/01/2005

former major league 3rd baseman; played for Angels

MLB outfielder from 1946-56 for the Senators, Orioles, White Sox, and Giants. Twice had batting average of .303 in 1950 and 1951. Minor League Player of the Year 1945

Former New York Yankee pitcher-All-Star-1960

Outfielder; played with Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs; Toronto Blue Jays. Currently in the Kansas City organization

MLB: Starting Pitcher with the Baltimore Orioles; formerly with the Rays (2011-17)

former college/major league pitcher; played for Baylor University and Milwaukee Brewers; played in 2 College World Series (1977,78)

Baseball / 1980's and 90's / Former Chicago White Sox & Seattle Mariners Outfielder-3rd baseman

Baseball player, Hall of Fame catcher, Philadelphia Athletics, Detroit Tigers. Played 1925-1937

Former Baseball Player; former Vols QB/baseball great, Former hitting coach for the Seattle Mariners

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former Cubs prospect, now in Blue Jays chain

Former Reds, Brewers and Nationals reliever. Known for sprinting to the mound when coming into the game. Now with Dodgers

former Braves and Cubs starting pitcher

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1967 washington senators baseball player

Chicago Cubs and former Marlins outfielder; 2009 NL Rookie of the Year

Former major league catcher in the 1960's

Baseball Player - Nashua Pride 2007

MLB outfielder, pitcher 1955-68 for 6 teams. 9x All-Star. Led league in HR in 1969 also in RBI & walks in 1965. Best season was 1958 with 80 RS, 41 HR, 113 RBI, .303 BA. Pitched two games (1958 & 68), going 1-0 in 5 2/3 IP, one hit, no runs allowed

Baseball / Former Catcher - DH for Chicago White Sox / 1978-79 / Also A College Star at Arizona State

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former major league first baseman; played for Padres, A's, Astros, Tigers & Expos; 3X All-Star; San Diego Padres all-time home run leader

Baseball / Pitcher for the Indians / 1970-72

MLB pitcher from 1969-78 for Cubs, Brewers, Royals & Mariners / Won 20 Games and one save, 3.18 ERA in 1973. Tossed a no - hitter on May 14th, 1977. An All - Star in 1973. Former Dodgers pitching coach

Baseball / 1990's / Expos and Marlins Catcher-1st baseman / Currently hitting coach for Boston Red Sox

Nationals prospect

Retired Major Leaguer

former major league infielder; played for Milwaukee Braves, Cardinals & Pirates; member of Braves 1957 World Series championship team

Baseball Pitcher plays for UCLA a top amateur player that will be available for the MLB draft in 2011

Minor league manager and former player

Young starting pitcher for the Chicago Cubs

played for 1962 mets

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MLB first baseman from 1959-67 for the Indians and Reds. Hit 26 home runs in 1961 and 28 home runs in 1962

Hall of Fame Announcer (2005). MLB second baseman from 1949-57 for Yankees. All-Star and MVP in 1950. Fielding leader in 1949. Rookie of the Year in 1949. In 6 World Series (1949-51, 55-57) getting 6 doubles and .275 batting average. Manager in 1980

MLB pitcher 1965-79 for 7 teams. All-Star 1972. From 1971 through 73 (3 years) won 62 games for Tigers. In 1971 went 20-9, 3.15 ERA, 1972 had 19-14, 2.80 ERA, & 1973 was 23-15, 3.53 ERA. 1972 ALCS had 9 IP shutout. Father of Casey & son of Joe Coleman

Baseball Player - Wilmington Blue Rocks

former Red Sox and Yankee, longtime minor league journeyman, now retired

former major league outfielder; played for St. Louis Browns, Chicago White Sox & Philadelphia A's

former major league outfielder; played for Cardinals, Reds, Royals, Mets, Mariners & Tigers; stole 752 bases; 2X All-Star; 1985 NL Rookie of the Year

Born 1922, Father of Joe Coleman of the Tigers of the 1970s, he was a right-handed pitcher who debuted in 1942 for the Philadelphia A's. He served in the Navy during WW II from 1943-1945 and, back in the majors, he was an all-star in 1948

MLB 3rd baseman, outfielder, 1at baseman 1983-97 for 8 teams. Best in 1986 with 67 RS, 30 doubles, 2 triples, 20 HR, 81 RBI, .273 BA. Hitting coach for Brewers. Father - in - law of Zack Segovia

Baseball Cincinnati Reds; Formerly Rockies

Baseball / 1997-2003 / Versatile Infielder & Outfielder / Pirates, Brewers, Expos, Red Sox & Phillies

Phillies 1st Rnd (supp.) Draft Pick - 2008 - 34th Overall

1927-2006. NFL halfback and punter for the Hornets, Colts, and Packers from 1949-1951

All-time great Second Baseman, played 1906-1930, 10th all-time with 3315 base hits. Athletics, White Sox

69 Amazing Met

Chicago Cubs Outfielder Prospect

New York Mets manager

Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher

Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher

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Now in Texas Rangers organization; 2005 AL Cy Young Award Winner with the Angels, also pitched on the A's White Sox, Expos, Indians, Red Sox, and Yankees

Former Major League Infielder

former Braves and Tigers reliever, now in Royals chain

Right-handed pitcher who pitched in 8 games for the Pirates in 1970

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former major league pitcher; played for Phillies; pitched in one major league game

Baseball / Outfielder / 1974-78 Brewers, White Sox & Cardinals / Nicknamed the 'Macaroni Pony' by Bob Uecker

Baseball player for the reds in the 70s

Baseball player, 1924-1935. Member of the 1927 New York Yankees. Member of the Baseball Hall of Fame

WWII - Mine Platoon of the Anti-Tank Company, 69th Infantry Division, 271st Regiment. First combat at the 'Siegfried Line' in February 1945; crossed the Rhine on March 27, 1945; arrived at the KZ Buchenwald one day after its liberation

Former Baseball Player

Baseball / 1978-84 / Pitcher for Texas Rangers, Philadelphia Phillies & Cleveland Indians

former major league outfielder; played for Pilots, Senators & Tigers; member of Tigers 1968 World Series championship team

Pitcher Philadelphia Phillies

Left-handed pitcher who appeared in one game for the 1972 Cubs

Baseball / 1970 - Catcher / Phillies / Still Works in the Philadelphia Phillies' Organization

Played baseball with the 1948-1948 Boston Braves

retired baseball player (Reds)

Baseball Player - Las Cruces Vaqueros

Baseball / Kansas City Royals' Popular Infielder in the Early 1980's

Montreal Canadiens goalie

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former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Mets, Red Sox, Blue Jays & Royals; 1994 CY Young Award winner; 5X All-Star; Threw perfect game on July 19th, 1999; 5X World Series champion

Baseball player, outfielder, New York Mets 2015-

Los Angles Angels Catching Prospect

MLB outfielder 1969-73 for Red Sox, Brewers, A's. Brother of Tony. Best season was 1970 with 18 HR and .271 BA

MLB outfielder 1964-75 (8 years) for Red Sox, Angels.All-Star 1967. Known as 'Tony C'. Brother of Billy. Received Hutch Award in 1970 for comeback after getting hit by pitch, missing 1968 season. Led league 1965 in HR (32). Best 1970 w/ 36 HR, 116 RBI

Baseball / 1990 - Present / Royals, Orioles, Marlins, Phillies and Reds / 1995 All-Star Game MVP

former major league pitcher; played one season (1958) with Phillies

MLB pitcher from 1952-63 for Braves, Phillies, Red Sox. 4x All - Star. Played in the NBA for the Celtics 1952-53, 58-61 (3x Champs) & the NY Knicks 62-64. Best season in ML was in 1954 with 14-9, 2.96 ERA & 1959 12-7, save, 3.00 ERA

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Pitcher 1953 NY Giants {Died 11/27/1980}In the 1953 Topps Archives

Baseball player for the 1966 Cubs and the 1967-68 Mets

Baseball/Chicago White Soxs 1937-38

former major league/NPB infielder; played A's, Braves, Rays, Brewers & Padres

former MLB player - infielder - boston red sox (1953-59), washtington senators (1959-60), minnesota twins (1961), kansas city royals (1962), los angeles angels (1962) / In 1953 Went Straight to the Majors from American Legion Baseball

MLB pitcher from 1950-57 for Senators, White Sox, Orioles, Giants. All - Star in 1954 going 16-3 with 4 saves and 2.69 RA. Led league in 1954 with best w - l %

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Baseball / Pitcher for Phillies / Former Yankee, Rockie/White Sox/ He was a Star in World Competition Before Defecting from Cuba

1980 Chicago White Sox Pitcher

Angels prospect in early 2000s

Former Mariner's Pitcher

Baseball / former Rockies starting pitcher, now with Boston

Baseball player 1993 yankees

Played baseball for the rangers a pitcher debut 1985

MLB pitcher 1986-93 (5 years) for Angels, Twins, Orioles. Best in comeback to MLB, after a couple years off. in 1995. Three IP, 2 games, one hit, no runs allowed

former Dbacks prospect, now with A's chain

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Hitting coordinator for Texas Rangers Baseball / 1989-91 & 1994 / Former Third Baseman For Rangers, Padres& Cardinals/ Hitting coach for Texas Rangers

former Twins, Cubs, Yankees and Dodgers infielder

San Francisco Giants prospect

Baseball / Pitcher 1970's And Early 80's For Twins / Current Pitching Coach For Chicago White Sox

Retired baseball player played for houston astros debut 1991 played 3b/of

Debuted for the Atlanta Braves in 1980 (not the same player as Gary C. Cooper, who debuted for the Astros in 1991)

Director/actor/writer 'Return to Tarawa: The Leon Cooper Story' 'Random Passage'/4 years Naval officer in WW2. Landing craft officer-Boat Group Commander for my ship-landing assault troops on the beaches of six Japanese island strongholds

Former Red Sox and Royals 1B/3B

MLB catcher 1940-57 for 6 teams. 8x All-Star. 'Walk' best in 1947 with 79 RS, 24 doubles, 8 triples, 35 HR, 122 RBI, .305 BA. Three World Series (2x Champ) had 3 doubles, triple, .300 BA. Brother of Mort Cooper and father-in-law of Don Blasingame

Former Baltimore Orioles Pitcher

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Baseball / Versatile Infielder / former Red Sox, Indians, Mets, Nationals, Cardinals, Dodgers; Boston Red Sox Manager

Bench coach for the Miami Marlins. Former Major League Infielder

MLB pitcher from 1980-87 for Twins, Angels, Orioles. All-Star 1981.with most games finished with 45 while getting 2 wins, 17 saves, 2.57 ERA. Best seasons were 1980 (rookie) with 8-6, 23 saves, 1.98 & 1984 going 5-1, 4 saves, 2.12 ERA. Got win - 86 ALCS

Fmr Baseball Player (Phillies 1936-38)Born:10/25/1913

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former major league pitcher; played for Twins

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former Mariners reliever, currently in the Dodgers organization

Baseball Player, P, Tampa Bay Devil Rays

former major league closer; played for Expos/Nationals and Mariners; NL Rolaids Relief Man Award 2005, All - Star 2005 and NL Saves Leader 2005

Closer, formerly with the Reds, Tigers, Rangers, Blue Jays and Brewers. Now with the Astros

Baseball / 1992-2005 / Versatile Player that Played Infield & Outfield / Expos, Red Sox, Indians & Four Other Teams

Former Pirates Pitcher - Threw Combined No-Hitter with Ricardo Rincon in 1997

Left Fielder for the Baltimore Orioles

San Diego Padres relief pitcher / has pitched in the bigs with Boston, Texas, and Arizona

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Baseball / 1979-81 / Former Designated Hitter - Outfielder For Baltimore Orioles

retired pitcher- San Diego Padres

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Right-handed relief pitcher who appeared in several games for the New York Mets in 1978

former Tigers pitcher, once a top prospect

Bullpen Coach for the Miami Marlins, Baseball / Pitcher / 1995 & 1999-2000 / Expos, Mets & Marlins / Former Pitching Coach for the Jupiter Hammerheads

Pitcher for the San Francisco Giants

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Chicago Cubs middle reliever,formerly with the Colorado Rockies

Baseball player, catcher, Milwaukee Brewers 2009, Houston Astros 2011-

Baseball / Player 1964-73 / Managed for 9 Years / Great Defensive Catcher During Playing Career

Shortstop, Houston Astros (2015- ) 1st Overall Draft Pick 2012 MLB Draft

Pitcher played 3 seasons for the Chicago White Sox (1985) and Texas Rangers (1986, 87)

Former Minnesota Twins Starting Pitcher, signed minor league deal with the Seattle Mariners

Baseball / 1972-80 / Catcher for the Red Sox, Braves and Reds / Great Defensive Backstop

Baseball AA - New Hampshire Fisher Cats 2006

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former player and coach

Baseball - Portland Sea Dogs 2007

MLB, RHP, Oakland Athletics 1988-89, 1992, 1995-96; Houston Astros 1991; Florida Marlins 1993; Boston Red Sox 1997-99; Baltimore Orioles 1999. Former NESN Broadcaster for Red Sox Pre-Game

Retired baseball player- Brewers

former Mariners reliever, now with Reds

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baseball pitcher with New York Giants 1951-1955

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1938 Brooklyn Dodgers Died 7/24/2002

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Minor league baseball player in the Royals organization

Baseball / Phillies Prospect / 3rd Baseman / Starting 2007 Season with AA Reading Phillies

Houston Astros catcher/formerly played for Indians & Phillies; World Series champion (2008)

former MLB pitcher - st. louis cardinals (1988-90), montreal expos (1990), san diego padres (1991)

Former Cleveland Indians & Cincinatti Reds First Baseman

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former major league second baseman/manager/bench coach; played for Angels, Braves, Tigers & Senators; Mariners manager 1986; bench/third coach for Mets, Phillies, Orioles & Cubs; former Yankees scout

Former Yankees, Cubs, Marlins and Mariners outfielder/DH

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former major league infielder; played for Indians, Red Sox, Angels & A's

Chicago Cubs manager, former infielder for several teams

Catcher 1953 St Louis Browns {Died 6/16/1985} In the 1953 Topps Archive

Hall of Fame pitcher 1912-1928, won three games for the Cleveland Indians in the 1920 World Series

Drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 1st round (14th) of the 2010 MLB June Amateur Draft and the Oakland Athletics in the 4th round of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft

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former major league outfielder; played for Cubs, Yankees, Mets, Brewers, Phillies & Angels

Third-base prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Angels in 2010

Mid-80's baseball player

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Braves, White Sox and Phillies

Baseball player - dead

former major league Manager for Blue Jays and Braves; won 1995 World Series; 4X Manager of the Year; Member of Baseball Hall of Fame. All - time MLB record for most ejections as manager with 161

MLB pitcher from 1966-73 for Senators, Rangers, Yankees. Best seasons in 1967 with 7-4, save, 2.96 ERA and 1969 went 12-7 with 2.78 ERA

Baseball Player - Brockton Rox

former major league pitcher; played for Phillies, Pirates, Blue Jays & Cardinals; member of Blue Jays 1993 World Series Championship team; pitching coach for Springfield Sliders

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Right-handed pitching prospect drafted by the Yankees in the 2nd round in 2005

Baseball Player - USA Baseball

Baseball / 1980's / Second Baseman for A's / Now a Coach for Pittsburgh Pirates

Baseball catcher 1970s

Baseball - Red Sox and Indians - 1st Round Draft Pick, June 1973

former Cardinals 3B prospect, now in Marlins organization

SS for Cincinnati Reds, prospect

Milwaukee Brewers Prospect

Baseball Player

former major league pitcher; played for Rangers and Blue Jays

MLB outfielder from 1937-42 for Reds. Known as 'Wildfire'. Best season 1938 w/ 70 RS, 28 doubles, 9 triples, 15 HR's, 83 RBI's, .270 BA. Base hit in 1939 World.Series. Manager of A's in 1958 & 59; was the first manager, Houston franchise, in 1962

Former St.Louis Cardinal outfielder. Now he works for the San Diego Padre front office as an advisor to baseball operations

Top Prospect of Chicago Cubs

MLB pitcher (1964-66 Washington Senators)

MLB pitcher 1955-66 for 5 NL teams & was the manager for the Padres 1978-79 and Giants 1985-92. Won NL Pennant in 1989. Led league in shutouts in 1959, going 11-5 with 2.06 ERA. Four World Series (3x Champs) as a pitcher with 2 wins and 2 losses

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MLB pitcher (1969-76 Royals, Mets)

MLB outfielder from 1929-48 for A's, Red Sox, Senators, Tigers. 5x All - Star. Known as 'Flit'. Career BA of .297. Led league in hits in 1940, 7x in At - Bats. Two World Series (Tigers championship in 1945) with .387 BA and 6 RBI

MLB catcher from 1949-66 for Braves , plus 3 others. 11x All-Star, 4x Gold Gloves. Best season - 1960 with 81 RS, 19 HR's, 77 RBI's, .294 BA. In 2 World Series hit 2 HR's. Manager Brewers 1972-75, Mariners 1983 & 84. Broadcaster for White Sox & Brewers

Baseball player, 1908-1920, Philadelphia Phillies, Washington Senators, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox. Born Clifford Cravath, aka 'Gavy' or 'Cactus'

Baseball Player, married to American Gymnyst Jamie Dantzscher

Phillies 1st Round Pick, current shortstop for the Seattle Mariners

Outfielder, 1952 StL Browns

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former major league pitcher; played for Red Sox & Royals

3rd baseman for the Minnesota Twins,formerly with the Chicago White Sox

Played for Royals, Indians and Rangers in 80s

former MLB Player (second baseman) - Baltimore Orioles, San Diego Padres, Boston Red Sox

Baseball / Outfielder 1996-98 & 2000-01 / Blue Jays, Giants & Phillies / Brother of Cesar Crespo

Baseball / Minor League Catcher in LA Dodgers Organization / Played College Baseball at LSU

Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher / 2000-2004 / Minnesota Twins & Cleveland Indians

Pitcher 80s

Minnesota Twins player

Former Major League Player-Pitcher-Played for Mil, Cal, Chi Sox- Current pitching coach for Ogden Raptors

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Former MLB player with the Kansas City Royals (1978)

Former baseball player with the 1977 Baltimore Orioles

Baseball / former Indians, Royals and Red Sox OF, now with Athletics

1944 Brooklyn Dodgers Died 12/19/2002

Baseball / 1993-2003 / Cardinals, Dodgers & Astros / Light Hitting Defensive Infielder

Baseball player for the Angels

Great Falls Voyagers Manager/former California Angels outfielder/1st baseman (Debuted in 1991)

former major league pitcher; played for Milwaukee Braves & NY/SF Giants

Baseball player, Hall of Fame shortstop 1926-1945

former major league shortstop; played for A's, Pirates and Diamondbacks; 2004 AL Rookie of the Year

former major league infielder; played for Reds, Indians and Cardinals; father of former AL Rookie of Year, Bobby Crosby

WWII Fighter Ace (5.25 Victs) - US Navy - Navy Cross, flew the hellcat, skyraider, f8f bearcat, iwo jima, okinawa

Baseball / Former Relief Pitcher for Chicago Cubs / 1975-76 / Standout ot Brigham Young University

MLB shortstop, second baseman from 1932-48 for Yankees. Known as the 'Crow'. 2x All-Star, Led league in steals in 1938 with 27. In 7 World Series. with best in 1938, getting 2 doubles, triple, and HR and 6 RBI's. Best reg season 1936 scoring 137 runs

U.S. Air Force brigadier general (Ret.)& author 'Around the World with LBJ: My Wild Ride As Air Force One Pilot', White House Aide, & Personal Confidant/Military aide & chief Air Force One pilot under President Lyndon B. Johnson

Baseball Player - Lynchburg Hillcats

Baseball Player - Altoona Curve

Baseball Player

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All-Star, KC Royals pitcher/Fort Worth Cat's Prospect Pitcher

Paul Dean Crow: 6' 4', right - handed pitching prospect drafted in the 10th round by the Mariners in 1993. Born August 21, 1972, he appeared in 32 games for the Detroit Tigers in 1998

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former Indians outfielder, now with Angels organization

Pitcher-Been in Indians, Mariners and Rangers system

former Cardinals and Brewers reliever

former major league catcher; played for St Louis Cardinals, one year in 1945

MLB Baseball Player ; Tigers Shortstop

Baseball AA - Binghamton Mets 2006

Former MLB Infielder

Baseball Player

Baseball

former Cubs, Braves, A's, Diamondbacks, Royals, and Rays pitcher, now with Pirates

Baseball / 1977-86 / Former Seattle Mariners & Chicago White Sox Second Baseman / Known for his Excellent Defensive Skills

Baseball A - Kannapolis Intimidators 2007

SS that played for and in the Pirates chain. He was with San Diego prior

Baseball Player - Corpus Christi Hooks

Baseball player , Made 1st All - Star game in 2009, Participated in 2009 Home Run Derby. Currently with Minnesota Twins

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Baseball Player

retired baseball player for the phillies, royals, angels and white sox.

Baseball Player

Pitcher for the Blue JAys in 1979

Baseball _Head Coach at Rice University/ Former Red Sox Outfielder / 2003 Gold Glove Winner / Has Played for Five Other Teams / Son of Former All - Star Jose Cruz

MLB playing at first, second and third base for Angles, Twins, Mets. Best season was 1978 with 40 RS, 57 RBI's and .282 BA. Great defensive player! Cousin of MLB players Chris and Larry Haney

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Baseball player, New York Giants 1935, second baseman

MLB 2nd & 3rd baseman from 1930-45 for 5 teams. Nicknamed 'Cooch' or 'Chick'. 3 All-Star games. Brother of Al & uncle of Sam Mele. Second for bat title in 1945 (.308) Best season in 1931 - 93 RBI's, .315 BA. On 9/23/1931 went 6 for 6 in 9 inning game

former major league 1st/3rd baseman and outfielder; played for Twins, Rockies and Mets; 2X All - Star; NL Batting Champion (2013)

Baseball Manager

Cuban-born pitcher who played in 7 games for the Twins in 1961

Reds pitcher

former Giants infielder, now in Rockies organization

Retired Yankee Pitcher; member of 1961 NY Yankees World Series championship team

Baseball / 1966-72 / Versatile Infielder for Senators, White Sox and A's

MLB pitcher from 1963-73 for the Phillies, Cubs, Red Sox. 2x All - Star. Six seasons winning 14 or more games. Best seasons in 1963 (Rookie) going 14-11 with 2.97 ERA and 1968 going 16-6 with 2.91 ERA

Baseball / 1966-74 / Played for 6 Teams Including Indians & Reds / Pitcher / No-Hitter in 1968

Baseball Prospect

former MLB player, Outfielder. Played for Pirates, Phillies, Red Sox, Twins, Diamondbacks, Devil Rays & Orioles. Won a world series championship in 2001 with Arizona Diamondbacks

Former Blue Jays' Pitcher

Pittsburgh Pirates starting pitcher

Major League Pitcher-Pitched for Chicago Cubs and Atlanta Braves/Was With Cardinals' Triple-A Memphis

former Padres and A's OF, now in Indians chain

Major-League Baseball Player

Baseball Player

St Louis Browns Baseball Player 1947

former MLB pitcher - boston red sox (1988)

former major league outfielder; played for Angels, Rangers, Yankees, Tigers, Indians & Dodgers; 2X World Series champion (Yankees)

Baseball Player

Former Mariners, A's, Orioles and D-Backs OF/DH, now in Blue Jays organization

Baseball player inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 1968 played from 1921-1938for the Pirates, Cubs, reds and Brooklyn Dodgers

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former major league pitcher; played for Colorado Rockies

MLB pitcher from 1973-82 for Giants, Cardinals, Padres, Expos, Angels, A's. Rookie of the Year in 1974. Best season was 1978 going 4-3, 10 saves, 2.13 ERA. Only gave up 60 hits in 93 innings pitched.After his playing career ended he was convicted of four

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Former MLB Player for the Brewers, Mets, Pirates & Indians

Arizona Diamondbacks Third Baseman Prospect

Baseball Player

current Atlanta Braves catcher; also played for Mets, Rays and Dodgers; Silver Slugger Award 2020

Soccer Player

retired baseball player for the angels, indians and padres.

Baseball / Drafted by Red Sox in 2006 / Power Hitting Third Baseman / Lancaster JetHawks 2007

Colorado Rockies hitting prospect. 7th overall pick in 2012 MLB Draft

MLB first and third baseman from 1935-1946, Yankees, Pirates, Red Sox, Cubs, Browns, Phillies, Dodgers and Braves. Had 101 RBI's with .289 batting average in 1944 and 23 home runs and 89 RBI's in 1940

Former DBack/ Husband of Jennie Finch/ currently in the Astros organization

MLB relief pitcher from 1961-64 for Indians and Twins. Best season was 1963 going 6-3 with 21 saves (third best in league) and 1,99 ERA

MLB pitcher from 1967-77 for the Braves, Pirates, Royals, White Sox. Best season was 1969 going 8-2 with 5 saves and a 3.44 ERA. Went 9-4 with a save in 1970

Baseball player drafted # 2 by the cardinals 1994

Cleveland Indians

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Baseball player, 1912, St Louis Browns. At one time the oldest living major leaguer, died at 101 years

former Rockies pitcher, now in Yankees chain

Catcher for the Boston Red Sox (1955-1959), Kansas City Athletics (1960) and the Washington Senators (1961)

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Baseball / Phillies & Orioles / 1960-71 / Talented Catcher that Could Hit and Play Great Defense

Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher / Late 1990's / White Sox

Baseball / 1957-65 / Senators and Pirates / Pitcher - Effective as Starter or Reliever / Fine Hitting Pitcher, Too

former MLB player - cincinnati reds (1986-1989), los angeles dodgers (1989-1991,1992), chicago cubs (1992)

White Sox outfielder prospect,is White Sox starting pitcher John Danks brother

Baseball player; New York Giants 1933-42. Batted over .300 three times from 1938-1940. Drove in 91 runs in 1940

Baseball Player- Brooklyn Dodgers 1942, only player in MLB history to be traded for an announcer (Ernie Harwell)

Baseball / Cincy Reds Pitcher / 1970's / Gave up Carlton Fisk's Legendary 1975 World Series Game Six Walk-Off Homerun

MLB shortstop, 3rd base 1946-60 for 5 teams. Manager 1961-77. W.S, Camps (1974 A's). 2x Pennants (A's, Giants 62). R.O.Y. 1948. 3x All-Star. Most doubles 1951. Best in 53 with 126 RS, 41 doubles, 23 HR, 88 RBI, .300 BA. In 3 W.S. - 4 doubles, HR, .323 BA

Former NY Mets & Oakland A's starting pitcher; Member of 1986 World Champion NY Mets; Currently a Broadcaster for the Mets and TBS

Baseball Player

Baseball player, outfielder, San Diego Padres, 1999-2001

Baseball outfielder early 70s

former major league pitcher; played for Astros, Red Sox, Brewers, Rangers, Giants, Blue Jays, White Sox & Pirates current pitching coach for Great Lakes Loons (Dodgers)

Baseball player. Played for Cincinnati Reds 1945-1946

former major league catcher; played for Detroit Tigers; also coached for Indians, Mariners, Orioles and Buffalo Bisons; form Yankee and Mariners scout

red sox player

Third Base Coach for the Colorado Rockies, Baseball Player

Baseball player for the 1951 Detroit Tigers

Baseball / Former All-Star Catcher and Member of the 1993 World Series Phillies Team

Baseball / Outfielder / Former Diamondback and Angel that is now with the Padres

MLB 3rd baseman, shortstop, 2nd baseman 1958-70 for Giants. 'Peanuts' was 2x All-Star and a Gold Glove winner. Best in 1962 with 83 RS, 25 doubles, 5 triples, 14 HR, 58 RBI, .297 BA. World Series of 1962 had a double and 4 walks. Manager 1985 for Giants

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former major league/Nippon league pitcher; played for Blue Jays, Mariners, Padres, Orix Buffaloes & Hiroshima Toyo Carp

played for 1962 mets

Major league baseball. 1999 Minnesota twins

Outfielder for the Minnesota Twins (1986-1988) and the Houston Astros (1989-1991). Minnesota Twins 1987 World Series Champions

Host of early 80's show That's Incredible

Chicago White Sox third baseman

1989 Yankees Pitcher for 1 game

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former major league pitcher; played for Detroit Tigers(1959); won two games