Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Astros in 1995

Baseball / Pitcher / Top Prospect in the Dodgers Organization

Boston Red Sox Pitcher (circa 1959)

Baseball player drafted by expos in 92, pitcher

Pitching Coach for the Baltimore Orioles- Retired pitcher- Phillies, Blue Jays 1970'sminor league coach,manager

former Cubs spot starter/reliever

Author - Final Bearing

Bench coach for the Miami Marlins. Former major league third basemen; played for Expos, Dodgers & Angels; hitting coach for Dodgers (2004-05); 5X All-star; 1979 Golden Spikes Award winner, College Baseball HOF 2011

First base coach for the Oakland A's

Outfielder who debuted in 1952 with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He passed way in 1993

former major league pitcher; pitched in 20 games for the Dodgers

MLB pitcher, 3rd baseman 1934-48 for Phillies, Reds, Braves. MVP. 6x All-Star, Triple Crown, 2x ERA Titles. 1939: 27-11, 2.29 ERA, 1940: 22-10, 2.48 ERA, 1948: 23-8, 2.40 ERA./ 1934 hit 24 doubles, 7 triples, 8 HR's. 16 career triples. 2W-2L in 2 W.S

Former Twin, 1970's

Former Major League Catcher

Baseball Player

Former baseball player from 1960-1963 with the Reds and Phillies

former major league pitcher; played for Twins

Former baseball pitcher; played for the Cardinals, Blue Jays, and Twins

Blue Jays Pitching coach, Former MLB pitcher

Ex- Yankee And Seattle Pilot

former major league outfielder; played for Cubs, Reds, Braves, Orioles, Devil Rays & Angels; NL Rookie of the Year 1989

Rugby League Player

Former seattle mariner prospect

Cleveland Indians infielder in 1910's and 20's, turned unassisted triple play in 1920 World Series

Baseball / Starting Pitcher for the Washington Nationals

Baseball player;white sox 1991

Former Cleveland Indians' pitcher

former major league pitcher; played for Blue Jays & Braves; 1X All-Star (1993); 2X World Series champion (1992,93), record 121 saves

MLB outfielder, 1st baseman 1979-90 for Twins, Rangers, Yanks, Tigers. 2x All - Star. Best in 1982 with 85 RS, 33 doubles, 7 triples, 28 HR, 91 RBI, .289 BA. Father of Daryle Ward

former baseball player. He played 1963-1970 with the Twins and Reds

Former Rugby League Player

Baseball player; padres 91

1991 Toronto Blue Jays Draft Pick, now coaching in Charleston. Yankees minor league team

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Cubs in 1962

Outfielder who debuted for the Angels in 1966

Yankees pitching prospect

Tuskegee Airmen ww2

Pitcher for the Oakland Athletics (1983-1985). On September 29, 1983, threw a no-hitter as a rookie against the Chicago White Sox

Baseball player played from 1930 to 1940 for the Red Sox, Philadelphia A's, and Chicago Cubs played shortstop, 3rd and 2nd base

Former major league outfielder from 1961-1966. He played for the Dodgers, Cardinals, Colt 45s, Orioles & Cubs; member of Cardinals 1964 World Series championship team

Pitching Coach for Stockton and formerly pitching coach for Burlington (A)-- former pitcher; played for Oakland, Boston, Colorado, Baltimore, Toronto, Texas and Pittsburgh

1969 California Angels pitcher

Former baseball player. He played for the St. Louis Cardinals from 1961 to 1970 threw no hitter 9/18/68

First Designated Pinch Runner in Major League Baseball History

Baseball / Former Infielder During the 1980's / Twins, Orioles & Indians / Texas Rangers Manager

Held the record for most games managed, most victories and most defeats as a skipper in the minor leagues

Played in 50 major league games with San Diego (1986) and San Francisco (1987-1988)

MLB pitcher from 1967-72 for Red Sox, Cardinals, Expos, A's, Yankees. As a Rookie, He Started Game Six of the 1967 World Series for the Boston Red Sox, pitching 8 1/3 innings, allowing 4 hits, 2 runs. In 1967 season went 2-2 with 3.21 ERA

MiLB Manager with the Lehigh Valley IronPigs

former MLB player/manager - Kansas City Royals (1976-85, as manager: 1987-91), California Angels (as manager: 1992)

Right-handed pitcher who pitched in 5 games (15 innings) for the Astros in 1969

MLB catcher (Phillies 1969)

Baseball Player

Baseball / 1997-99 / Outfielder for Reds & Rockies / Drafted in First Round of 1993 Draft

Minnesota Twins minor leaguer

Played first base for the MLB team Astros; scored 1,000,000th run in MLB history in 1976

Hockey Player

Baseball Player

MLB pitcher 1966-75 (10 years) for Orioles, Cubs, Phillies. Best seasons were 1969 going 5-2, 16 saves, 1.65 ERA and 1971 with 3-1, 11 saves, 1.82 ERA. Career ERA of 2.91. Three World Series (1x Champ) with 0-3, 4.26 ERA. Pitching coach for Tucson Toros

U.S. Ambassador to Panama (2002-05)

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former major league pitcher; played for Pittsburgh Pirates

Baseball Player

former Rockies prospect, now in Cubs chain

current Milwaukee Brewers middle reliever; also played for Reds, Marlins, Cubs, Blue Jays, Yankees, Mets, Indians & Astros

Minor league player/ MLB Manager H.O.F. for the Orioles from 1968-82 and 85-86. Won the AL pennant in 1969, 70, 71, & 79. World Series Championship in 1970. Career W - L record was 1480-1060. Was ejected from games 94 times

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Dodgers in 1998

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Pitcher for the Dodgers/ Helped Cardinals win 2006 WS/Formerly on Angels, Mariners, Yankees, & Tigers

Los Angeles Of Anaheim Angels Starting Pitching Prospect,is The Younger Brother Of Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher Jeff Weaver

Diamondbacks starting pitcher. 2x All-Star, 2006 NL Cy Young winner

former Blue Jays & White Sox relief pitcher,is currently a free agent

Baseball / Pitcher of the 1970's for the New York Mets

minor league baseball

Tall (6'-6'), right - handed pitcher, a 4th - round draft pick of the A's in 2004, who pitched 8 years in the majors, debuting with the Padres in 2009. Son of Mets/Dodgers pitcher Hank Webb

player on the 2004 angels

former Tigers pitcher, now in Padres organization

Former Dodgers top pitching prospect, now with the Red Sox organization

former major league second baseman; played for Indians & Red Sox

former Cleveland Indians manager; played for Red Sox & Rockies; AL Manager of the Year 2007. Wichita Shockers head baseball coach (began in 2019)

Right-handed hitting outfielder who debuted for the Houston Colts in 1962 (he passed away in 1974)

Baseball / 2003 Brewers 1st Round Draft Choice, # 2 overall / 2nd Baseman, now with the Seattle Mariners

Former baseball player

former Brewers starting pitcher

Pitcher 1953 Cincinnati Reds {Died 5/21/1973} in the 1953 Topps Archives

Baseball / Has Spent 14 Seasons in the Pittsburgh Pirates Organization as Player, Coach and Broadcaster / 1988-96, 1999-2001 & 2003-Present

1981 NY Yankees

former Red Sox pitcher, now in Houston organization

Cleveland Indians Shortstop 1945

Baseball Player

Baseball Player - Washington Senators, Philadelphia Athletics

Reporter/cameraman WBAP-TV/Covered attempted shooting Gen. Edwin Walker. November 22, at Love Field, Trade Mart & Parkland, captured only sound recording of announcement of President Kennedy's death. In 1964, he covered the Jack Ruby trial

author/photographer

former major league catcher; played one game for the Detroit Tigers in 1945

Pro wrestler aka 'Robert Fuller,' brother of Ron 'Tennessee Stud' Fuller

former major league pitcher; played for Dodgers & A's; 2X All-Star, 2X World Series champion; 1990 AL CY Young Award winner; also won a ring as pitching coach for the Arizona Diamondbacks (2001); won 211 games, had 1,969 strikeouts

Baltimore orioles pitcher

Iowa Cubs, former major league

50s baseball

Baseball / 1982-89 / Giants, Dodgers, Royals / Light Hitting Infielder With Strong Defensive Skills

Former Mariners, Twins and Phillies reliever

Baseball Player

Baseball Player

former Mariners and Padres pitcher, now in Rockies chain

Baseball Player

Former White Sox, Pirates, Cardinals, Rangers, Nationals, Rockies, Reds & Royals pitcher; currently in the Padres organization. Journeyman starter/reliever

Chicago Cubs Starting Pitcher

Former Toronto Blue Jays & LA Angels OF

Baseball player played in the Negro Leagues and was inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 1997

1950 Washington Senators

Pitcher for the Oakland Athletics (1995-1997), San Diego Padres (1998), Chicago Cubs (1998), Kansas City Royals (1999), Atlanta Braves (2000) and Pittsburgh Pirates (2001)

Former baseball player for Red Sox and Phillies

MLB third base, shortstop, outfielder from 1930-42 for 5 teams. Led league in stolen bases in 1934, 35 & 37 and most runs scored in 1939. Best season 1934 - 129 runs scored, 41 doubles, 10 triples, 11 HR's with .321 average Last teammate of Babe Ruth

Former Dodger/Angel IF (1964-67); 1971 Taiyo Whales (Japan)

Baltimore orioles pitcher

Former Baseball Player, Current Coach

former major league third baseman; played for Tigers & Senators; member of Tigers 1968 World Series championship team

MLB 1st baseman, outfielder, catcher from 1979-82 for Yankees, Royals. Best in 1980 with 65 at - bats had 15 RS, 3 doubles, 3 HR, 12 RBI, .308 BA. (Nationals outfielder is Dennis Werth's stepson; Dennis married Jayson's mother)

Tacoma Raniers outfielder,formerly with Nationals, Phillies, Dodgers and Blue Jays, All-Star in 2009

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Indians in 1993

Right-handed hitting second-baseman who appeared in ten games for The Braves in 1979

Former UCLA basketball player

WWII Pilot Ace- Flew the P-38 & P-40--[14 victories]- DSC

Baseball / Florida Marlins Pitching Prospect / Drafted in 1st Round of 2005 Draft

Baseball / Starting Pitcher for Clevelnad Indians / Member of the 2004 All-Star Team

Baseball / Former All-Star Outfielder / All-Around Player / Cubs, Pirates, Indians, Orioles, Reds & Cardinals. Born: 11/08/1920

From Hazel Park MI. Played outfield for the Spartans. Had All Big Ten honors 3 times

Baseball / 1989-93 / Pitcher for Orioles, Phillies, Blue Jays & Mets / Attended Eastern Michigan University; White Sox chaplain

More as a manager than a player, was a catcher from 1947-57 for Giants. Two time All - Star. Best season was 1950 with 68 runs scored, 23 home runs, and 71 RBIs

Former New York Yankees and Texas Rangers Pitcher / 1996 World Series MVP, bull pen coach for the Seattle Mariners

Baseball Player

1950's Pitcher with Philadelphia A's

Baseball relief pitcher, former Astros, Red Sox, and Rays reliever, now with Indians

1949 Chicago White Sox Died 12/10/2003

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Baseball Player

Former baseball player with the Mariners and Angels from 1976 to 1980

Minor league baseball

former college/major league pitcher; played for University of Arkansas and Detroit Tigers; pitched in minor leagues for 11 years

Baseball / 1997 - 2000 / Royals, Marlins & Padres

He debuted the major leagues with the Boston Braves in 1952. He was with Cincinnati in the late 1950s. He died of a bleeding ulcer in 1996

Right-handed pitcher who pitched in 4 games for the Twins in 1964

Houston Astros Pitcher

Baseball Player

Played baseball for the 1962 Chicago Cubs

Former Kansas City Royals 2nd baseman, current TV announcer for Royals; 5X All-Star; 1980 ALCS MVP; 8X Gold Glove winner; member of Royals 1985 World Series championship team

baseball pitcher 1941-1954 for Detroit Tigers

former college/NFL tightend; played for Ohio State University & Buffalo Bills

MLB outfielder, P.H. from 1974-86 for Expos, Cardinals, Cubs. In 1976 with 278 AB hit 21 HR and 1980 with 214 AB hit 23 HR. In the 1981 NLCS had a double, HR. and had a .313 BA. First Base Coach with Minnesota Twins

Baseball Player

Baseball, MLB Draft Round 34 by Mets in 2012 Baseball, MLB Draft Round 2 by the Athletics in 2015

Football Player - New York Dragons 2007

former Mets, Twins, Rockies and Pirates reliever

Former MLB player for 15 seasons(93-07) Mon, Chc, NYY, SD, KC, Det, Min

MLB catcher 1951-62 for Red Sox, Braves, Phillies. All-Star 1953. 3rd in R.O.Y. voting for 1952. Best season - 1954 with 46 RS, 25 doubles, 2 triples, 14 HR's, 75 RBI's, .282 BA. Had two singles, a walk and scored three times in the same inning of a game

Former Mariners pitcher; currently with the Angels organization

Howard University QB who formerly played for the KC Chiefs before falling into NFL Europe

Stuntman: Rio Bravo, The Alamo, The Misfits, Daniel Boone, Point Blank, Planet of the Apes, Rollerball, King Kong, Bronco Billy, The Fall Guy, Escape from New York, Road House // Actor: Friday the 13th - The Final Chapter, Starman, Silverado, The Hidden

Negro Leaguer

Baseball Player

former major league pitcher; played for Mets, Yankees & Padres; current pitching coach for Lynchburg Hillcats

Baseball / Catcher / San Francisco Giants

Baseball / Pitcher / 1992-2001 & 2005 / Rangers, Phillies, Padres, Braves & Blue Jays

Cathcher who played parts of two seasons in Major League Baseball, 1980 for the California Angels and 1981 for the Toronto Blue Jays, primarily as a catcher

retired baseball player for the giants, pirates, yankees and indians

Team USA Baseball player

MLB pitcher from 1960-69 for the A's, Tigers, Pirates, Royals. Best seasons in 1964 winning 19 games (3rd most in league) with 12 loses, one save, 3.44 ERA and in 1967 going 4-5 with 5 saves and 2.74 ERA

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Brewers, Braves, Diamondbacks & Indians; retired in 2007; 2X All-Star; 267 career saves

Currently on the Baltimore Orioles/on 2005 White Sox (World Series Champs)

MLB pitcher from 1947-52 for the Red Sox, White Sox and the Browns. Won 7 games with 4 saves in 1950

Former major league pitcher; played for Cincinnati Reds

Baseball Player

former major league catcher; played for Expos and Astros

Double-A Frisco pitching prospects the Rangers sent to San Diego(Missions, the Padres' Double-A affiliate)

Baseball-Infielder / Formerly with the Rockies, NY Mets, Pirates, Rays, Astros and Orioles / Currently on the Phillies/ 2010 All-Star

Baseball / Former Strong Armed Pitcher of Cleveland Indians - 1979-82

MLB catcher from 1946-54 for the Cardinals, Phillies, and Red Sox. Best season was 1951 hitting 7 doubles, 3 triples, 8 Home runs with .278 batting average. Manager of the Texas Rangers in 1973

Former major league pitcher; played for Tigers, Reds, Mariners, Indians & Cubs, member of Tigers 1984 World Series championship team

retired Baseball Player- Blue Jays, Twins

Baseball Hall-of-Famer. (1952-1972)

Baseball Player

Pitcher for the Texas Rangers, formerly with Seattle

Baseball--Played for the A's in the 40's.

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Director

Former Seattle Mariners Pitcher

Retired career US foreign service officer, Author - The Third Try: can the UN work?

Mlb player 50s

MLB pitcher from 1958-65 for Braves, Mets. The Sporting News Rookie of Year 1958 by going 9-7 with 2.70 ERA and led league in shutouts. In 1958 World Series pitched a perfect inning, striking out 2 batters

Baseball pitcher 1980s

Football Player

Baseball / 1970-74 / Giants & Padres / Outfielder Primarily Used Late in Games for Defensive Help

1990s Houston Astros Prospect/Pitcher, also pitched for Japan's Fukuoka Daieh Hawks

Baseball Player

Tuskegee Airmen

Baseball player for Boston Red Sox

former baseball player 1949-1955 New York Giants

Pitcher who debuted for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1958

Tuskegee Airmen

former major league catcher; played for Braves, Expos, A's & Orioles; NL Rookie of the Year 1971

Baseball Player

Former MLB-Cleveland Indians

British ace from WW2

Baseball Player

Memphis Red Sox (Negro League)

Former Arizona State Sun Devils' running back of the 1970s

Debuted for the Astros in 1963 (passed away in 2009)

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Seattle Mariners prospect

former Giants,Angels, and Astros starting pitcher; now with Texas Rangers

Baseball / Former Manager for Blue Jays, Red Sox & Astros / Currently the Bench Coach for Philadelphia Phillies

Baseball player. In Negro League 1944 with Clowns and then in the minor leagues with the Dodgers organization in the early 50's

Football Player

football player (50) (lb)

Right-handed hitter who played in 9 games for the San Francisco Giants in 1996

Baseball / Former Major League Outfielder and former Chicago White Sox General Manager,is now currently a team Vice President

Soccer Player

Baseball Player

Voice Over Talent

Former major league third baseman; played for Giants, Indians & Diamondbacks; 5X All - Star; member of Diamondbacks 2001 World Series championship team; 4X Gold Glove winner former Third Base coach Arizona Diamondbacks

Retired baseball player played for the toronto blue jays debut 1983

Baseball Player

Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 15th round of the 2011 MLB June Amateur Draft

Former Phillies, Royals, Pirates, Astros,and Devil Rays mid-reliever/closer; 2X All-Star

Baseball - Brevard County Manatees

Baseball player with the Dodgers 1985-1988, Currently a Broadcaster for the Memphis Redbirds (AAA)

MLB / H.O.F. (2008)/ outfielder, 1st & 3rd baseman from 1951-64 for 5 teams. Best season was 1959 72 RS, 16 HR's, 75 RBI's. !953 World series went 1-2 with walk. Manager from 1967-88. 1972 & 73 World Series Champs for A's. 1984 won NL pennant - Padres

Baseball / 1978-79 / Houston Astros / Versatile Pitcher that Started and Relieved

negro league player

MLB pitcher from 1958-72 for 6 teams. Known as 'Hazard' & 'The Big Hurt'. Had little black book, rating players to be hit. 1959 & 63 World Series, 5 IP, I hit, 0 runs. In 1970 going 10-1 with 15 saves & 1.99 ERA for Twins. Ex Yanks scout / pitching coach

Actor - Beyond the Breal, Stateside, Corpses, Ma & Bob

Actor in: 'The Final Countdown' (1980) as one of the 'USS Nimitz Crew' members

Negro League Star, Newark Eagles 1937-40

Pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays (1993-1998), San Diego Padres (1999-2001, 2005-2006), St. Louis Cardinals (2001-2004),Houston Astros (2007)

White Sox Outfielder prospect,father is Kenny Williams,White Sox GM,and former White Sox & Tigers outfielder

Currently with the Newark Bears, former Red, 1999 NL RoY

former Marlins, Nationals and A's infielder/catcher, now with Twins

former major league pitcher; played for Kansas City A's

Piticher for the cardinals

former major league pitcher; played for Blue Jays, Mariners, Royals & Indians

Former Texas Ranger pitcher. Currently a singer/songwriter & session drummer in Nashville

Boston Red Sox Pitcher

Boston Red Sox Outfielder 1952

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Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 12th round of the 2010 MLB June Amateur Draft and the Seattle Mariners in the 2nd round of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft

Rugby League Player (deceased)

Pitcher for the Phillies

former major league catcher; played for White Sox, Indians & Tigers; played football & baseball in college; played collegiality at University of Wisconsin; 1949 Big Ten Player of the Year; Nickname: Red

Baseball AA - Arkansas Travelers 2007

Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher and former San Francisco Giants All-Star Closer

Former Rugby League Player

Currently on the Atlanta Braves/Formerly on the New York Yankees/Formerly on the Pittsburgh Pirates

Middle-infielder who debuted for the Chicago White Sox in 1998

MLB catcher 1992-2005 for Mariners, Reds. 'Willie' was an All - Star in 1996 with 51 RS, 24 doubles, 18 HR, 83 RBI, .285 BA & in 1997 had 66 RS, 31 doubles, triple, 15 HR, 74 RBI, .270 BA

ex footballer now Manager

Baseball player for the astros 1966-1972

MLB pitcher from 1959-70 for Red Sox, Tigers, Padres. Tossed no-hitter in 1962. Hit 35 career home runs as a pitcher. Best seasons were 1966 going 18-11 with 3.07 ERA and led league with most wins in 1967 with 22 while losing 11 times with 3.27 ERA

Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates 1992 draft

Played baseball with the 1979 Houston Astros

D-Day Survivor

former MLB player - Detroit Tigers (1982-83), Philadelphia Phillies (1984-87), Seattle Mariners (1988), Pittsburgh Pirates (1988-89, 93), Houston Astros (1989-90)

One time All-Star with the Pirates, now back up shortstop for the Braves

Baseball Player

Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 10th round of the 2012 MLB June Amateur Draft from University of Memphis (Memphis, TN)

The 29th NCAA Division I baseball coach to reach 1000 wins.

Male Voice Over Talent

Right-handed-hitting first baseman who debuted with the Indians in 1985 and played some with the Mariners in 1989, his only two seasons in the big leagues

Baltimore Orioles pitcher 50's

former Mariners, Diamondbacks, Brewers Utility player, currently in Atlanta organization

Basketball Player

Baseball Player

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Poet, widow of ex Prime Minister Harold Wilson (UK) Born: 01/12/1916

Actor in: 'The Final Countdown' (1980) as one of the 'USS Nimitz Crew' members

Baseball Player

Former 49ers' WR

Baseball AA - West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx 2007

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Retired MLB player (Astros, Marlins, Rockies, Nationals, Mets, Cardinals)

He played 10 seasons in Major League Baseball for the Chicago White Sox (1951-1954), Detroit Tigers (1954-1960), and Cleveland Indians (1960), primarily as a catcher

Decorated former US Army General, Cmdr usa installation management command, CEO Robert Wilson Consulting

Former Giant/Twin outfielder 1980's

Actor

Baseball / Current Hitting Coach for the Trenton Thunder / Played for the A's, Blue Jays, Dodgers & Mets 2001-04 / Started his Pro Career as a Minor League Pitcher before Moving to Catcher

Northwest Arkansas Manager, Former Mets and Tigers catcher, currently manager of Kane County (A)

Baseball Player

Major league baseball. chicago cubs 1956-1957

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Baseball prospect

former major league infielder/outfielder; played for Phillies & Expos; managed Atlanta Braves 1985; won Gold Glove in 1963, father of former MLB player Robbie Wine

Former MLB player, son of Bobby Wine Sr. (MLB)

Former MLB Player 22 years: Padres, Yanks, Angels, Blue Jays, Twins & Indians; member of Baseball Hall of Fame 2001; 12X All-Star, World Series champion with the Blue Jays in 1992 3,110 hits lifetime, College Baseball HOF(2006)

Pitched one game for the Braves, and seven for the Brewers in 2007

Baseball / Relief Pitcher / 1980's / Pirates & White Sox / Big Sinkerball Hurler

Baseball / Pitcher / 1997-98 Philadelphia Phillies / Standout at Rutgers University

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MLB pitcher from 1964-82; played for Red Sox, Cardinals, Indians, Phillies & Padres; 2x All-Star. In 1975 World Series went 1-0. On June 23, 1971 tossed No-Hitter & hit two home runs, 3 RBI's for Phillies 4-0 win over Reds while recovering from the flu

Baseball player, pitcher, Atlanta Braves 2015-

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Baseball Player

former first round pick in 2007- Dodgers pitching prospect

Right-handed hitting outfielder who debuted with the Cardinals in 1963

former college/major league pitcher; played for University of Oklahoma, Rangers, A's, Indians, Cardinals, Diamondbacks, Marlins & Devil Rays; won World Series Championship with D-backs (2001)

former major league pitcher; played for Angels, Colt .45's & Pirates; member of Pirates 1960 World Series Championship team

Pitched in the 80 and 90s for the Angels and Yankees. Tossed a perfect game in 1984. Pitched last two innings to enable Langston to get a no - hitter in 1990

1946 St Louis BrownsDied 4/27/2002

Baseball Player

retired catcher for the Detroit Tigers & Philadelphia Phillies

Baseball / 1991-02 / Pitcher for Braves, Reds, Yankees & Indians / 119 Career Saves

former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Giants, Brewers, Expos & Royals

former Blue Jays pitching prospect, now in Astros chain

former major league pitcher; played for Padres & Indians

Baseball / 1995-99 / Pitcher / Mariners, D-Backs and Red Sox / As a Rookie he Pitched a Playoff Victory over the Yankees in 1995

Former Marlins prospect, now in Rangers organization

MLB pitcher (1969-70 California Angels)

Minor League Prospect

1977-80 Major Leaguer; 1982 Kintetsu Buffalo(Full name: Laurence Marcy Wolfe)

Baseball Player

Royals pitching prospect

former Angels top prospect, currently with Rockies organization

MLB second baseman from 1961-67 for Tigers and , Reds. Best season as a rookie in 1961, led league in triples with 14, also had 11 home runs, 96 runs scored, and 30 stolen bases

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former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Indians and Cubs; once struck out 20 batters in a game (MLB record); 1998 NL ROY; 2X All - Star

Baseball player/pitcher. Played briefly for Royals, A's and Rangers

pitcher in the Pirates organization

Female Voice Over Talent

Chicago Cubs pitcher and Former Reds starter

former major league pitcher; played for White Sox, Pirates & Red Sox; 3X All-Star

retired Baseball playter- Oakland A's

MLB pitcher from 1956-67 with 5 teams. Pitched shutout inning in 1967 World Series. Led league in saves with 23 in 1964. Best seasons in 1963 with 11 wins, 10 saves and 1.97 ERA and 1965 with 6 wins, 18 saves. and 2.25 ERA

retired baseball player for the A's,Blue Jays, Cubs, and Astros

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MLB pitcher from 1069-74 for Twins & Yankees. Best seasons were 1972 going 14-14 with 2.72 ERA and 1973 going 10-8 with 3.95 ERA

Baseball / Pitcher / A Member of the 1992 Seattle Mariners

Head Baseball Coach at University of Richmond. Former Dodgers and Cardinals utility man

Current manager of the Texas Rangers; former MLB infielder

Boston Red Soxs Pitcher 1985-1989

former major league shortstop; played for Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves & Cincinnati Reds; former Mariners, Yankees, Reds (assistant GM), Phillies & Mariners GM; current scout for Mariners; cousin of actress Joanne Woodward (Paul Newman's wife)

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Baseball / Catcher Known Primarily for Defense / Angels & Phillies

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former major league pitcher; played for Giants, Cubs, Cardinals, Orioles, Phillies, Diamondbacks, Padres, Tigers, A's & Indians

Baseball / One of the Top Relief Pitchers of 1980's & 90's / Cardinals and Dodgers

former MLB/KBO League infielder; played for Tigers, Astros and SK Wyverns

Baseball / Pitcher / 1978-80, 1983 / White Sox and A's / Played College Baseball at University of Texas Where he was an All-American

former major league pitcher; played for Reds, New York/San Fransisco Giants, Twins, Red Sox & White Sox; record 110 saves; coached baseball at Liberty University

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Played briefly for the Pittsburgh Pirates

British ace from WW2, 12.25 victories

Musician recorded with Hank Williams in 1949

MLB pitcher 66-75 for Angels, Brewers, Rangers, Yomiuri Giants (Japan); Known as Shuter & Fireball (joke name). All-Star (1970). No-hitter on 7-3-1970. Father of MLB pitcher Jaret Wright. Best in 1970 with 22-12, 2.83 ERA.& 1972 with 18-11, 2.98 ERA

Pitching prospect for White Sox in early 2000s. Did not play in a major league game

Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in 2013

Baseball / Current NY Mets All-Star 3rd Baseman

Baseball / Pitcher / Made his MLB Debut in 1996 / Journeyman, has played with many teams. Now with Dodgers

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Orioles, Braves, Padres & Indians

Bullpen Coach for the Colorado Rockies, Pitched for Kansas City Royals in early 1980's

1970's Red Sox Pitcher / Pitched 2-Hitter in only 2nd MLB Game

MLB Pitcher played for KC Royals 70-73, Yankees 74'

Coach of Pit. Pirates in the 70's

MLB: Pitcher with the Baltimore Orioles (2015-)

Texas Ranger, drove Mayor's car in JFK's Dallas motorcade. Helped remove the President's body from the limo on arrival at Parkland Hospital. Later served 16 years as a county sheriff

Actor

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Former Rugby League Player

Former Rugby League Player

Major League Baseball Pitcher. Played for the Red Sox from 2013-19. Named an AL All - Star in 2013 and 2018. Member of the 2016 World Series Champions. Originally the 2006 Indians #2 Draft Pick

Chicago Cubs Pitcher, Astros relief pitching prospect

former major league catcher; played for Cubs, Reds, Brewers & White Sox

former Cubs pitcher, now in Reds organization

Former Baseball Player, Gave up Mickey Mantle's career HR #389

Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher, 1940's

former major league outfielder; played for Colt 45's/Astros, Yankees, Braves, Brewers & Dodgers; 3X All-star; #24 was retired by Astros

MLB pitcher from 1942-51 for Cubs, A's, Senators. Known as 'Hooks'. All - Star. 1944 went 16-15, 3.15 ERA, 1945 went 22-10 with 2,68 ERA, & 1946 went 14-12, one save, 2.68 ERA

Baseball / Former Rays, Orioles, Reds reliever / currently with Bridgeport in the Atlantic League

Catcher-1942 Athletics, 1949 White Sox

Baseball Player

former Mets & Braves pitcher; now plays for Pirates

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Former Blue Jays,Cubs,& Astros shortstop

Baseball Player

Boston Red Sox infielder, 1910's, played on 1912 World Champs

MLB starter & relief pitcher from 1985-90 for Twins, Indians. Best season was 1988 going 9-6 with 4.62 ERA

Former Michigan State all-American Quarterback, catcher. Played baseball (Tigers/debuted 1957) and football (Patriots);coach in NFL 10 years

Baseball Player Oakland

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Baseball / 1970-76 / Royals, Astros & Yankees / Durable Relief Pitcher / Played in 1969 College World Series with UCLA

Pirates & Indians pitcher early 90's

MLB 3rd baseman from 1944-62 for 3 teams. Military in 1945. Known as 'The Walking Man'. Led league in walks 6 times. All-Star (52). Most doubles in league in 1951 and RS(115) in 1959 while getting 21 HR's. Best season 1950 with 114 RS, 58 RBI, 295 BA

Current Royals Manager Former MLB catcher for Brewers, Rangers & Expos; former Brewers Coach (2003-08); former Atlanta Braves third base/bullpen coach

Longtime Red Sox 1B/3B... won two world series in Boston... Currently plays Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles of Nippon Professional Baseball's Pacific League

former MLB pitcher - montreal expos (1985-88), philadelphia phillies (1989)

Former Mets, Astros & Cubs spot starter/mid-reliever

Baseball / Pitcher in the Mets organization/ Former Rangers and Padres starter / Graduate of Princeton University, Now pitches for the Kansas City Royals

New York Mets Outfielder, former Arizona Diamondbacks Outfielder

MLB pitcher from 1983-93 for A's, Royals, Yankees. Best seasons were 1986 with 13-9, 3.45 ERA & 1987 going 13-7, 4.08 ERA. Two World Series (1988 & 90) with 2 IP, no runs, Pitching coach for the Oakland A's,

Pitcher in the 1910s

Baseball Player

As a 29-year-old rookie left-handed pitcher, appeared in four games for the Chicago Cubs in 2000

Baseball- Minnesota Twins Outfielder, formerly with Tampa Bay Rays

Full name: Donald wayne Young. Baseball player (Chicago Cubs) 1960's & 1970's. Born October 18 1945

First Base coach of the Arizona Diamondbacks/ 1990's & 2000's Infielder-Outfielder / Dodgers, Rockies, Cubs & Padres / Former Color Commentator on ESPN's Baseball Tonight

Current manager for the Kannapolis Intimidators, former Athletic, Indian and Padre

player on the 2004 rockies

Drafted Buffalo Sabres in 1991, 3rd, 57th

Baseball Player, Pittsburgh Pirates 1992-2003

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers

Baseball / Current Shortstop for Texas Rangers / MVP of the 2006 MLB All-Star Game

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Baseball / Montreal Expos Pitcher 1992-93 / Real Name is Bryan Owen Young - 'Pete' is Nickname

former major league shortstop; played for Reds, Cardinals, Mets, Expos & Giants; NL All-Star 1981; currently Tucson Sidewinders manager

former major league pitcher. pitched a total of 0 innings of 1 game when he injured himself facing his one and only batter; brother of HOFer Robin Yount

Former Brewer shortstop and Hall of Famer/Current Brewers Bench Coach

Former pitcher of the St. Louis Cardinals

former MLB player - New York Giants (1947-53), St. Louis Cardinals (1953-54)

former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Mets, Dodgers and Phillies; 1976 NL Rookie of the Year; member of Reds 1976 World Series Championship team; 1X All-Star (1978)

Chicago cub back -up first baseman in 1993/ 1994

1975 Cubs pitcher

Pitcher - White Sox - 1950's + 60's

Baseball Player - Portland Beavers

Former MLB player for the Washinton Senators in 1945

former major league pitcher; played for Pittsburgh Pirates

Right-handed hitting first baseman who debuted with the Boston Red Sox in 1952. He passed away in 1999

Baseball / Pitcher / Member of the 1989 Seattle Mariners

Baseball / 1970's Utility Player with K.C Royals / Strong, Accurate Throwing Arm from Outfield

Baseball Player

baseball player; played for UCLA, Rangers, Mets, Expos, Cardinals, Phillies, Cubs, Orioles, Dodgers, Rockies, Marlins and Yankees; married to Julianne McNamara

Major League catcher. 1970 St. Louis Cardinals. 1 game, May 21, 1970. On Cardinals team he was a player / coach. signed with Cardinals as a f/a in 1963

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers & Twins; played collegiality at University of Michigan

MLB outfielder 1949-59 for White Sox, A's, Tigers. 'Ozark Ike'.best seasons were 1951 leading the league in HR's 33 and RBI 129 with 92 RS, 30 doubles, 5 triples and in 1953 as an All-Star with 85 RS, 21 doubles, 3 triples, 42 HR's 108 RBI, .284 BA

Current MLB pitcher for Arizona Diamondbacks

Baseball player, Atlanta, 1987

MLB 3rd & 2nd baseman, shortstop 1954-65 for 5 teams. Known as 'Popeye'. 2x All-Star. Best season was 1958 with 62 RS, 15 doubles, 2 triples, 17 HR, 60 RBI, .262 BA. Manager 1972-91 for Padres, Red Sox, Rangers, Cubs. Manager of the Year 1989 for Cubs

KC Royals prospect

pitcher, Texas Rangers setup man

Right-handed hitting catcher who debuted for the Reds in 1961 and then played for the Twins 1962-1968. He passed away in 1998

1999 Mariners

Baseball / Third Baseman / Young Star of the Washington Nationals / Made His Major League Debut in 2005

Drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 30th round of the 2010 MLB June Amateur Draft. Never played, now plays for the Sioux City Explorers

Pitcher - 2nd round draft pick Nationals in 2007

Baseball AA - Harrisburg Senators 2006

Former minor league pitcher, knuckle ball pitcher

former Pirates & White Sox outfielder; former Rangers & Mariners DH

Baseball / 1991-92, 1995, & 1999-2000 / Blue Jays, Marlins, Brewers & Astros / 1st Round Draft Pick in 1989

Baseball / 1st Baseman - Outfielder / 2000-01 / Chicago Cubs

Baseball / Former Tigers reliever, now with Twins / Throws 95+ MPH Fastball

Baseball Player

Baseball / Outfielder of the 1990's / Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox

MLB shortstop, 2nd & 3rd baseman 1982-91 for Braves, Indians, Yankees, Royals. Best in 1985 with 190 at - bats had 10 RS, 8 doubles, triple, 4 RBI, .253 BA

former major league pitcher; played for Orioles, Reds, Indians & Tigers; played eight seasons 1951-1952, 1954-1959. Led the league with 16 saves in 1956 with 7 wins. Best season in 1957 going 10-6 with 9 saves and 2.48 ERA

Baseball player, pitcher, Seattle Mariners 2015-