former Athletic and Red Sox, had two cups of coffee in the bigs. Current hitting coach for the Yakima Bears

Baseball Player

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

retired MLB shortstop / Formerly of the Athletics, Marlins, Rockies, Mets and Braves

MLB pitcher from 1950-1957 for Indians, Tigers, A's. Known as 'Lefty'. Best seasons were 1955 going 6-3, 3 saves, 3.38 ERA and 1956 went 4-4, 7 saves (6th best in league), 3.43 ERA

Former Giants, Blue Jays and Orioles reliever, now in Athletics organization

Baseball / Pitcher / 1994-97 / Oakland A's Relief Pitcher that Appeared in 114 Games in 4 Seasons

Minor League Baseball Coach currently in the Houston Astros Organization

Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture 1951-55

former major league first baseman; played for Philadelphia Athletics in 1947 born 1920

Actor-Carolina Parakeet

Former Rugby League Player

MLB, OF, Minnesota Twins 1972-73, Chicago Cubs 1976-77, Oakland Athletics 1978

Tuskegee Airmen 332nd Fighter Group!

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

baseball player

MLB pitcher from 1964-74; played for A's, Pilots, Yankees, Cubs, Braves & Mets; led league with 32 saves with 8-4 record with an ERA of 1.99 in 1966

Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher for Indians, Rangers, A's & Phillies / 1980's & 90's / Current Bullpen Coach with San Diego Padres

Bench coach of the St. Louis Cardinals, Former Major League Outfielder

retired baseball player for the a's and indians.

Gaming Journalist

Baseball / Outfielder / 1973-1981 / Cubs, Athletics, Pirates / Known for his Speed and Great Base Running Skills

New York Mets 1st Baseman, Former Dbacks, A's and Rays 1B/OF

Actor-Airport For Birds

Actor

Author - Christmas Gifts, Christmas Voices

Children's Book Author-I'm Not Cute

The Apprentice

Former All-Star 1st baseman for the White Sox. Also played for the Phillies, Dodgers, Cardinals, and Braves

Actor: Played TV Weatherman in Stephen King's The Shining (1997)

Baseball / Former Pitching Prospect for Red Sox / Career Cut Short by Injuries

Broadcaster

WWII Ace (5 kills) 5th September 1944 - Destroyed 5 aircraft, to become 'An Ace in a Day' - USAAF

editor

Baseball / Relief Pitcher for the Oakland A's / Early 1990's

played Major League baseball for the Padres,Expos, Mets, White Sox, A's, Pirates, Blue Jays, Phillies

Former Giants Manger/Retired Baseball Player

Former major league outfielder; played for Giants, Astros, A's & Mets; 2X World Series champion

Former baseball player. Brother of Felipe & Jesus Alou

former major league outfielder; played for A's, Indians & Yankees

former major league outfielder; played for Kansas City A's & Tigers

Baseball player 1965-1972 with Senators and Twins

Actor, 'Days of Our Lives', 'eCupid'

Singer-impressionist,

Hell's Kitchen

Baseball- Oakland Athletics top pitching prospect

Football Player

1979 KC Chiefs

Storyboard Artist

Baseball / Skilled Defensive Infielder 1971-74 / A's, Cardinals, Padres & Indians

Author-Border Crossing

Viscount Waverley, British Politician

USS Arizona survivor; veteran of Pearl Harbor

Football Player

Pitched for the Indians and Mariners in the early 80's

1st Sergeant C co, 6th Ranger Battalion during the Great Raid WWII

Actor: American Horror Story, Boston Legal, X-Files, Star Trek: The Next Generation, The Stand, Matlock, The Marshall Chronicles

model

Gary, the Yellow coat in BBC comedy series 'Hi-de-Hi!', 1981-88 - also celebrity bodyguard.

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.

Actor-Pool Days,Touched By An Angel

Baseball / Former Red Sox & White Sox 2nd Baseman / 1960's & 1970's / Dedicated his Time to Many Great Charities

Author-How To Break Web Software

Former Major League Pitcher; played for Cardinals, Astros & Athletics; 4X All-star; World Series Champion (1982)

Adult Model-Penthouse Pet November 1998

Football Player

Former Major League Pitcher (Royals, A's, Mets, Angels)

Baseball Player - El Paso Diablos

Hockey Player

Pitcher for the Kansas City Athletics (1961-62)

Director of Photography

Baseball player 1993 oakland a

former Pirates,A's,Red Sox,and Angels outfielder

Professional Wrestler

Author

Former Oakland Athletics infielder

Actor

Actor

Baseball Player - Myrtle Beach Pelicans

MLB pitcher 1975-86 (8 years) for Tigers, Twins, A's. Best in 1980 going 6-6 with 4.68 ERA and 1981 with 7-10, 3.93 ERA

MLB, C, Philadelphia A's 1945-46, 1946-54; Kansas City A's 1955-56

former MLB pitcher - oakland athletics (1983-1986), minnesota twins (1986-1988), cleveland indians (1989)

Football Player

former major league second baseman/scout; played for Oakland A's; long time scout for Arizona Diamondback & New York Mets

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

Boston Red Sox Pitcher. Former Oakland A's closer; All-Star; 2009 AL Rookie of the Year

USS Pueblo

Baseball Player

Actor: Vegas, The Rockford Files, Back Roads, The Surrogate, Night Court, Penitentiary 3, Vultures, Ally McBeal

Hall of Fame (2019); First Base Coach of Chicago White Sox, Baseball / Played in 3 Decades (80's, 90's & 00's) / White Sox, Orioles / Best DH in History

Baseball Player

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

Baseball / former A's prospect / Twin Brother of Brian Baisley / now in the White Sox organization

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

American third baseman in Major League Baseball from 1908 to 1922, HOF 1955

WWII - Iwo Jima. Seabee with the 4th Marine Division, built Motoyama No. 2 airfield

Former major league pitcher for the Detroit Tigers (1978-1979), Oakland A's (1982-1983), and St. Louis Cardinals (1983)

Co-founder of Starbucks, with Gordon Bowker and Zev Siegl

Relief Pitcher for the Tampa Bay Rays, formerly with the Twins and Brewers/ Sydney, Australia Native

former MLB player - cleveland indians (1981-1988), detroit tigers (1988), oakland athletics (1989)

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)

Head Baseball Coach {High Point University}

corner infielder, had a cup of coffee with the A's, currently in the Atlantic League

Assistant weaponeer on Bockscar during Nagasaki mission

Colonel pilot of Air Force One for Presidents Bush I and Clinton

Oakland Athletics Prospect

baseball

Minnesota Twins Infielder

Baseball / 1995-96 / Cardinals & A's / Good Defensive Outfielder with Solid Bat

Oakland A's pitcher 1977

MLB outfielder 1948-61 for Yanks, A's. 3x All - Star.. Manager 1961-62 A's, 64-68 Yanks (World Champs in 66) , 69 Orioles. Led league in triples in 1957. Best in 1956 with 26 HR./ 9 World Series (7x Champ) 21 RS. 2 doubles, 3 triples, 7 HR, 24 RBI

former major league infielder; played for Kansas City Athletics

MLB D.H., outfielder, 1st baseman 1970-88, 6 teams. All-Star. 3x Silver Slugger. MVP in 79, most RS 120 & RBI 139, also 33 doubles, 3 triples, 36 HR, .296 BA. 3 W.S. had double, HR, 4 RBI, .280 BA. Manager - Rockies 1993-98 & Cubs 2000-02. Mgr of Year

Former Major League Outfielder; played for Mets, A's, Tigers & Twins - Current Oakland A's General Manager

Baseball player, pitched for the Athletics in the 1980's.

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Born 1916.Last living female 'Monuments Men' of the 2nd wave of Monuments Men which began their work after the war had ended. She is related to writer Virginia Woolf

former major league third baseman; played for White Sox and A's; 7th overall pick 1974 MLB Draft

Baseball

Former San Diego Padres, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, Colorado Rockies and Oakland Athletics second baseman. Now in minor leagues for Dodgers

Actress-Rise of The Foot Soldier

former major league outfielder/third baseman/manager/coach/scout; played for Philadelphia A's & St. Louis Cardinals; also coached Reds, Braves, Giants, Yankees, Cardinals & Syracuse Chiefs

'WW2 Navajo Indian Code Talker'

Former major league second baseman; played for Expos, White Sox, Mariners, Indians, Athletics, Tigers; also played in Japan (Nankai/Fukuoka Daieh Hawks); former Vice President of Development for the Mets

MLB outfilder, D.H. 1989-2000 for 9 teams. 'The Chief' best season was 1996 with 101 RS, 32 doubles, triple, 36 HR, 106 RBI, .290 BA. Two post - season series had 34 at - bats with double, 2 HR and .304 BA

Baseball / Italian Born Major Leaguer of the 1950's / Infielder for Detroit Tigers

1984 Mets

Canadian Actress - Movie - 'Danger pour la societe' (1970), 'Deformation personnelle' (2003)

Baseball Player

MLB outfielder and first baseman from 1944-48 with Senators, A's and Browns. Best season in 1945 driving in 81 runs with ,278 batting average

Baseball / 1985-86 & 1988-90 / Left Handed Pitcher / Oakland A's & Cincinnati Reds / Attended Michigan State

Baseball / 1990's / Former Oakland A's & Texas Ranger's Relief Pitcher

Czech Republic Adult Film Star

former A's and Mariners pitcher, now in Giants chain

Baseball Player - Philadelphia Athletics

Former baseball player with the Reds and A's from 1951 to1957

English Producer, Writer And Director

Son of former major league pitcher Edward Blake. Former minor league pitcher '70-'73 'A'-'AA' Baltimore Orioles 3rd round pick #72, '70

American Former Base Ball Player - Pitcher - Kansas City Athletics (1966) And New York Yankees (1965)

former A's outfielder/2nd baseman

Former A's and Phillies starter, now with Dodgers

American Baseball Player 1955-1966

MLB outfielder, first baseman, catcher from 1965-72 for Orioles, Astros, Yankees. A's, and Padres. Rookie of the Year. in 1965. In each of first 3 seasons hit 20-plus home runs

New York Mets relief pitcher. Formerly of the Oakland Athletics and Washington Nationals

Former Major League Player, Seattle Mariners broadcaster

MLB pitcher from 1969-86 for the A's, Giants, Royals. Won the MVP, Cy Young in 1971 going 24-8 while leading the league in ERA of 1.82 and Shutouts (8). Got over 300 K's. Won 20 games in 1973 and 22 in 1975. In 3 World Series went 0-3, 4.05 ERA

former major league outfielder/infielder; played for Angels, Mariners, Indians & Athletics; All-Star 1979

MLB pitcher 1985-96 (12 yrs) for Braves, Tigers, Phillies, Cards, Pirates, A's, Astros. Known as 'Boever the Saver' was best in 1989 with 4 wins, 21 saves, 3.94 ERA, 1990 with 3 wins, 14 saves, 3.36 ERA & 1994 going 9-2, 3 saves, 3.98 ERA

Former MLB pitcher who played for the Athletics in 1968; first played drafted out of University of Miami; member of University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame

50s baseball

Former Twins and Red Sox starting pitcher, currently in the Giants organization

MLB 3rd & 1st baseman, shortstop from 1948-60 for 6 teams. Known as 'Ike'. 2x All-Star. Led league in RBI's with 116 in 1955. Best season - 1953 with 94 RS, 8 triples, 26 HR's, 114 RBI's, .296 BA. Father of Bob Boone. Grandfather of Bret & Aaron Boone

MLB pitcher from 1980-88 for A's, Mariners, Cubs, Yankees & Orioles. Best season was 1984 going 5-2 with 4 saves and 3,46 ERA

Baseball / 1990-2003 / Shortstop / Oakland A's, Baltimore Orioles. NY Mets, Toronto Blue Jays / Former College Star at University of Maine

Retired Manager for Padres & A's; played for Cubs, Tigers & Reds

Baseball / 1970's Outfielder for Phillies, Cardinals & Blue Jays / Played in all 162 Games for Jays in 1979

Baseball - Pitcher of 60's & 70's- Won 42 Games 1969-71 With the Washington Senators

MLB H.O.F. shortstop 1938-52 - Indians, Red Sox. 10 yrs as player-manager. Manger of Indians, Red Sox, A's, Cubs. MVP 1948 as player/manager winning 1948 World Series, had 4 doubles, .273 BA. 8x All-Star, Bat title 1944 (.327). Best in 48 with .355 BA

Dominican Republic Male Former Baseball Player - Shortstop - 'Los Angeles Dodgers' (1992-1994), 'Oakland Athletics' (1996-1998), 'Seattle Mariners' (1999)

MLB 1B and DH (1971-74 Cubs, A's, Twins)

American Former Baseball Player - Catcher - 'Minnesota Twins' (2003-2004), 'San Diego Padres' (2006), 'Chicago Cubs' (2007), 'Oakland Athletics' (2007-2008)

former Rockies and Rays reliever/currently in the Oakland organization

Baseball Coach

American Former Baseball Player - Pitcher - 'Atlanta Braves' (1999), 'Chicago Cubs' (1999), 'Oakland Athletics' (2002-2003), 'Washington Nationals' (2006-2007), 'Colorado Rockies' (2008)

American Former Baseball Player - Third - Baseman - 'Kansas City Athletics - 2 Games (1967)

Former MLB Pitcher- Red Sox (1958-1960), Indians (1960), LA Angels (1961-1962), KC Athletics (1963-1964)

MLB pitcher from 1949-55 with Cardinals and A's. Best season 1950 going 7-7 with one save and 3.52 ERA

Pitcher for Texas Tech & Oakland A's pitched perfect game May 9,2010, married to actress Meg Barrick

Baseball / Current Pitcher with the Baltimore Orioles / Also Played for Mets, Red Sox, A's & White Sox

Former Expos, Indians, Dodgers, A's, Padres, Rangers and Cubs outfielder/ currently with the Mariners/ known for being a problem in the clubhouse, though typically a great signer. 2008 All-Star

Fmr Baseball Player (A's 39-41 & 45)

1980 NYY; 1983 A's; 1984-85 Nippon Ham Fighters (Japan): 1B/DH

Actor Director Writer active from the 50's into the 70's. Directed several religous themed films in the 50's. Appeared in small tv roles. Was the son of censor Joseph Breen

former major league pitcher; played for Marlins, Red Sox, A's, Padres, Indians, Twins and Diamondbacks; current Director of Strategic Initiatives for Baseball Operations

Baseball player, 1914-1932, Philadelphia Athletics, Cincinnati Reds, Brooklyn Dodgers

former major league pitcher, played for Royals, Yankees, Phillies and A's

Baseball - 1956-1960, Cubs, Indians, Athletics

Former Major League Pitcher

MLB starting and relief pitcher from 1947-53 for A's & Indians. Won 44 games after his leg destroyed in WWII. Best seasons: 1948 (4th best rookie) going 14-10 with 5 saves and 4.12 ERA, 1949 : 16-11, 3 saves & 4.28 ERA, 1951 All-Star 9 saves 3.20 ERA

Baseball / Pitcher / 1970's / Milwaukee Brewers and Texas Rangers / #1 Draft Pick in 1971

Baseball player, athletics 1970

Former Third Baseman for the Oakland A's and New York Yankees/ Currently coaching at Linfield College in Oregon

Left-hand-batting outfield prospect who was 3rd-Round draft pick of the Phillies in 2014

WHL Player - Kelowna Rockets

baseball player, athletics 2007

Twins outfielder in early 1980s

Washington Sentors Minor League Player

Baseball / Former Kansas City Royal's Outfielder / 1998 - 2004 / Played in 263 Career Games

former Red Sox and Pirates backup catcher, currently in Rangers chain

Kansas City Royals OF

Baseball / Minor League Prospect / Catcher in the Oakland A's farm System

Baseball / Minor League Prospect / Outfielder in the LA Dodgers Farm System

former major league shortstop; played for Orioles, Rangers, A's & Indians

Basketball Player

MLB 2nd & 3rd baseman, P.H. 1986-95 for Rangers, Indians, A's, Marlins. Known ass 'The Governor'. Best season was 1989 with 83 RS, 31 doubles, 4 triples, 5 HR, 45 RBI, .299 BA. In 92 ALCS had 3 RS, 2 RBI, .400 BA. Hitting coach - Syracuse Skychiefs (AAA)

Catcher 1948 Philadelphia A's

First base Coach for the Seattle Mariners, Baseball / 1987-95 / Versatile Infielder that Played with Six Different Teams

Baseball / 1964-66 / Catcher for Washington Senators / Also a Standout at University of Oklahoma,father of former Cubs and Tigers shortstop/3rd baseman Mike Brumley

Baseball / Catcher / 1961-68 / Kansas City A's, NY Yankees, & Washington Senators

1979 Oakland A's

former Indians and A's OF, now in Houston organization

Former Major Leaguer

former Major League pitcher; played for Royals, A's, Twins, Angels and Red Sox; former pitching coach for Omaha Royals; 1X All - Star (1980)

American Former Male Comedian & Actor - TV Series - 'The George Burns & Gracie Allen Show' (1950-1958). Movie - 'Six of a Kind' (1934), 'Oh God!' 1977), ' The Sunshine Boys' (1975), '18 Again!' (1988), 'A Damsel In Distress' (1937) Plus Many More Roles

Former A's and Rangers middle reliever

Former MLB pitcher; played for Cubs, Mets, Cardinals, Yankees, Brewers, Athletics & Expos, Current pitching coach for Erie Seawolves (AA) Charges $5 per auto

former Major League outfielder; played for Bluejays, Rangers/Senators, Athletics, Braves & Mariners; 1974 AL MVP

German ww2 ME262 pilot born 1924. Was never in the Wehrmacht; author - The last of the few: An Me.262 Pilot remembers, flew the buckner 181, 131, fw 44, ar 66, f-13, w33, w34, ju86, ju88, ju52, me110, me210, me40, me262, klemm 35, sg38, kranich

A's pitcher mid 60's

Minor league baseball manager

minor league prospect

Currently on the Mariners/Formerly with Oakland Athletics, Baltimore Orioles & Arizona Diamondbacks

Gold Glove Shortstop for the Cincinnati Reds; formerly with Twins, Expos, Red Sox, White Sox, A's & Angels

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, A's, Blue Jays, Reds, Angels, Royals & Rangers; won World Series ring in 1988 as a member of the Oakland Athletics

former A's starting pitcher/ace, now with Arizona

Iwo Jima survivor,Navy Cross recipient

Baseball / Relief Pitcher / Currently with the Oakland A's / Full Name: Enrique Nomar Calero

Current Angels infielder; formerly with the Royals

Baseball / 1980-90 / A's, Pirates, Indians , Astros, Giants, Cardinals / Set Indians' Record of 23 Saves in 1984

Baseball Player - Sioux City Explorers

former major league pitcher; played for Padres and A's

former major league shortstop; played for A's, Rangers, Angels & Yankees; 6X All-Star; 3X World Series champion Elected to the Cuban Baseball HOF in 1997; finished career with 2,249 hits and 649 stolen bases

Actor: Killer Workout, Scarecrows

Male Voice Over Talent

English Female Model

English Female Former Politian - 'Commissioner Of The Equality And Human Rights Commission' (2006-2008). UK House Of Lords Crossbencher (2007- )

American Female American Football Player - Defence Back/Fullback. Lingerie/Legends Football League (LFL) 'Baltimore Charm' (2010-2013 ) 'Las Vegas Sin' (2014-2015)

Former Major League Pitcher

Former Major League Pitcher, TV Analyst

Retired Baseball Player Who Played for Multpile Teams/Author of two tell all steroid books in Baseball

Former MLB player - Oakland Athletics (1990), St. Louis Cardinals (1992-93), manager of Edindurg Roadrunners; twin brother of former Major League Baseball player José Canseco

2014 Medal of Honor recipient, Afghan war veteran, retired US Marinehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyle_Carpenter

Baseball player with the great Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Indians teams of the 1950s. He played in the 1951, 1953, 1954 and 1955 all-star game.

Opera Singer

Nurse, Attorney, former contestant on reality t.v. series, 'Survivor: Marquesas'

Baseball - Yankees 1955-56

Baseball / Pitcher for Cinicnnati Reds 1974-75 / Member of 1975 World Series Champions

former major league outfielder; played for A's, Twins and Indians

MLB first baseman for the Houston Astros, formerly with the Oakland A's

retired baseball player

Pitched for Oakland Athletics 2004 (originally signed by the A's under the name Jairo Garcia)

Baseball / Catcher / 1990's & 2000's / Played for Mets, Cards, Blue jays & Currently in Dodgers chain

former A's infielder, now in Atlantic League

former Major League infielder/outfielder; played for White Sox, Phillies, KC/Oakland Athletics, Cubs, Red Sox, Cardinals & Yankees

MLB pitcher from 1979-87 for Cubs, A's, Mariners, Blue Jays. All - Star 1984. Best seasons in 1982 going 12-9, 26 saves, 2.35 ERA and 1984 went 9-7 with 36 saves, 2.71 ERA

Infielder for the Baltimore Orioles (1955-57), Kansas City Athletics (1961-66), Chicago White Sox (1966-68), California Angels (1968) and Atlanta Braves (1968)

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, A's & Orioles

H.O.F Baseball Player

Cuban OF, signed with Oakland in 2012. Traded to New York Mets at trade deadline in 2015

MLB 3rd baseman 1971-87 for Dodgers, A's, Cubs. 6X All - Star. W.S. MVP & Champ 1981 4x W.S. with 20 RS, double, 3 HR, 13 RBI. 'Penguin' best in 1975 with 72 RS, 29 doubles, 2 triples, 25 HR,101 RBI, .281 BA & 1977 with 30 HR, 110 RBI

Baseball / 1973-81 / Angels, A's, Rangers & Royals / Member of the AL All-Star Teams in 1974 & 75

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

Retired Major Leaguer, played for the Cardinals

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

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

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

Author

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

A's prospect

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

Oakland A's catcher 1983

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

MLB outfielder (KC A's 1961)

Country Singer & Guitarist // The Clark Family Experience

Giants Minor Leaguer

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Angels, A's, Blue Jays, Yankees, Mariners, Tigers & Cardinals; former 1st base coach, Cardinals, Rockies & Reds; also managed two single A teams

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

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

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

Montreal Canadiens goalie

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

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

MLB pitcher 1978-87 (7 years) for A's, Cardinals. Best in 1983 going 7-10 with 3.94 ERA

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

former Dbacks prospect, now with A's chain

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

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

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

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

former Dbacks OF, now with A's

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

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

Baseball Player

Baseball Player

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

former MLB player - los angeles dodgers (1964-75), st. louis cardinals (1976), oakland athletics (1977), houston astros (1977)

former baseball player-As/Cards

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

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

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

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

Former MLB Infielder

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

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

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

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

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

Soccer Player

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, A's & Indians; 2X All-Star; 2X World Series champion

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

former Indians, Royals, A's, Tigers, Red Sox and Yankees outfielder. Part of two World Series champs. Got 3 hits (single, double, triple) in first inning of MLB game against Florida

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

Host of early 80's show That's Incredible

MLB outfielder, DH 1981-99 for Giants, Yankees, Twins, Royals, Angels. 3x All-Star. 4th for R.O.Y. in 1982. Best in 1991 - 84 RS, 34 doubles, triple, 29 HR, 93 RBI, .277 BA. 1993 - 112 RBI. 3 W.S. (3x Champ) hit 2 HR. Coach - A's. 1st Jamaican in MLB

baseball player for Philadelphia A's in the 1940's. His name was adopted by Kevin Costner's Character in the movie, 'Bull Durham'

Baseball / Former Oakland A's Outfielder of the 1980's / Great Baserunner - Speedster

Detroit Tigers outfielder, former A's & Blue Jays player

former major league pitcher; played for Orioles, Padres, Royals, A's and Tigers; 2X World Series Champion

Voice of Flower (adolescent)& Thumper (adult) in the 1942 film of Bambi

Baseball Player, debuted for the Orioles in 1999

Broadcaster - Baltimore Orioles

MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman 1959-76 for 10 teams. 3x All - Star, 2x Bat Titles (1962 & 63). Best year was 1962 with 120 RS, 153 RBI and .346 BA. In two World Series with 1963 being WOrld Champs for Dodgers with 2 triples & .348 BA

Pitcher for the Houston Astros (1983-1985), Chicago WhiteSox (1986), St. Louis Cardinals (1987), Philadelphia Phillies (1988) and the Oakland Athletics (1989)

Right-handed hitting catcher who was signed by the Cardinals as a free agent in 2006

Puerto-Rico-born right-handed pitcher drafted in the 24th round by the Dodgers in 2013

former A's reliever, now in Brewers organization

Tampa Bay Rays Outfielder. Previously played for the Washington Nationals, Chicago Cubs, Oakland A's & Kansas City Royals

minor league prospect for the rangers

Retired baseball player played the outifield 1952 Pittsburgh Pirates,1956 Pirates and Cardinals, 1957 & 1958 Yankees, 1960-1961 Phillies, 1961-1963 Kansas City A's,1965 Phillies

MLB outfielder from 1948-60 for the White Sox, Yankees, Browns, Tigers, and A's. Best season was 1953 getting 26 doubles, 6 triples, 11 home runs and batting .288

Baseball SS 1951-61 White Sox, Browns, A's , Yankees; All-Star 1957

Retired Major Leaguer, Played for the St. Louis Browns

French Soccer Player - Celtic

Chicago Cubs outfielder, Former Reds and Athletics outfielder/currently in the Padres organization, former Seattle Mariners

Oakland Athletics closer, formerly of the Braves

Author;'Just A Kid, A Guard at the Nuremberg Trials' 18 years old when drafted in 1944, into infantry. Found himself standing guard over Nazi war criminals, & watched as atrocities were described in detail throughout the Nuremberg Trails

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)

Former Cleveland Indians Outfielder

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MLB, RHP, Philadelphia A's 1954; Kansas City A's 1955-56, 1961-62; New York Yankees 1957-1961

former major league pitcher; played for Kansas City/Oakland A's and California Angels

Baseball / 2nd Baseman for K.C Athletics & Seattle Pilots / Late 1960's

Played MLB for the Blue Jays and Yankees

pitcher, former First Baseman/Bloodline Autograph Seventh Cousin of General Jimmy Doolittle of famous WW2 Doolittle Raiders

Former Royals, Astros, Yankees, Braves, Mets, Rockies & A's and Pirates and Blue Jays relief pitcher; now with Tigers

former Astros reliever

Actor (PT 109, Galaxy Being in first 'Outer Limits' episode), son of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas

Baseball / (1961-77) Yankees, A's, Brewers, Dodgers / Gave up Hank Aaron's Record Breaking 715th Homerun

WWII veteran, born in 1913, believed to be the oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor. He served on the USS W> Virginia during the attack, and later served in the Korean War

former San Francisco Giants relief pitcher

2nd Baseman for the New York Yankees (1978-1980) and the Oakland Athletics (1981)

Baseball / 1956-72 / Played for 8 Teams / Poland Native / Winning Pitcher, Game 1 of 1966 World Series for Orioles

Actor: L.A. Law, Dr. Giggles, Darkman, Paranoia, Prey, Timequest, Inferno, Dark Asylum, Tales from the Crypt, Gryphon, Dark Night of the Scarecrow, American Pie 2, Bean, Dorm Daze 2, Batman Beyond, Johnny Bravo, Dead Air

former Oakland A's starting pitcher,was one of 3 1st rounders in 1990 by the A's,along with Todd Van Poppel

Retired Boston Red Sox Shortstop/ Former Diamondbacks and Athletics shortstop. Younger Brother Of Los Angeles Dodgers Outfielder JD Drew

former major league infielder; played for Rangers & A's

2nd Baseman for the Houston Astros (1978)and the Oakland Athletics (1981)

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60's baseball player

American fighter ace VF-15, 5 Kills - US Navy, f4f hellcat, p-47, p-51

Baseball / Pitcher 1959-67 / Cardinals. Angels, Red Sox & A's / One of the Top Relievers of the Early 1960's

MLB catcher 1964-76 for A's, Indians, Orioles. All-Star 1971. Hit 19 HR in 1972. World Series Champ in 1972 going 1 for 5. Pitching coach - Cardinals, Mariners, Indians, A's, White Sox. Pitching consultant - White Sox. Father of Chris & Shelley Duncan

Baseball / Former 3rd Baseman / 1977-78 / Cardinals and A's

U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to the White House detail during the Kennedy years, Duncan served as the advance agent for Fort Worth during the Texas visit in November 1963

former major league pitcher; played for Stanford University, Indians, Expos, Rangers, Angels and A's; hit grand slam in 1971

former MLB 1st baseman/DH. Played for the Arizona Diamondbacks and Okland Athletics. Won a world series championship in 2001. Also played in Mexico baseball league for Hermosillo were he was rookie of year in 1997

MLB pitcher from 1954-65 with 6 teams. 4x All - Star. Led league in saves 19 with 6-4 record, 2.02 ERA in 1958. Next year went 3-6 with 14 saves and 1.88 ERA, Was in two World Series (1x Champ), 1958 and 60, with 1-1 record and ERA of 2.03

San Francisco Giants 2nd basemen.formerly with the chicago white sox

Retired baseball player played for the kansas city athletics debut 1956

former major league outfielder; played for A's, White Sox, Royals and Braves; 2 All - Star & 2005 World Series MVP and champion (White Sox)

MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher 1975-98 for A's, Red Sox, Cubs, Indians, Cards. 'Eck'was. MVP & Cy Young in 92. 6x All-Star, 2x Rolaids Relief. Yet was best in 1990 with 4-2, 48 saves, 0.61 ERA. Led league saves 2x. 1988 ALCS MVP with 4 saves, 6 IP, one hit

Pitcher for Kansas City A's in 1966 (6 games) and 1967 (7 games) and was member of the 1969 Pilots (4 games)

Buffalo Soldiers of WW2 'Age 90'

Silent Film Child Actor, Born: 09/26/1920.'I Do' (1921), 'Gramdma's Boy' (1922), 'So This Is Marriage' (1924), 'Eastside Kids' (1940)

1977 Pirates, 1978-80 Athletics; 1983 Kintetsu Buffaloes (Japan): IF (US); OF (JP)

Retired baseball player played for the oakland athletics debut 2003

Drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 13th round of the 1991 MLB June Amateur Draft from University of Utah (Salt Lake City, UT)

Wasp (wwii pilot)

former major league outfielder; played for A's, Giants and Padres; 1st round pick 1969 MLB Draft

Retired baseball player for the pirates,yankees,rangers(pitcher)

former major league infielder; played for A's, Rockies, Dodgers and Cardinals

Diamondbacks outfield prospect

Baseball / Relief Pitcher of the Late 1990's & 2000's / Member of 2004 World Champion Red Sox / Also Played for Padres, Giants, Braves, Indians & Yankees a's and now signed with the Charlotte Knights AAA team

former major league 1st baseman; played for Orioles, Senators, Rangers, A's and Angels; nicknamed 'Super Jew', 1X World Series Champion A's 1972, All - American

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Baseball player, Philadelphia Athletics, 1942

Baseball / Infielder / 1952 & 1955-63 / Chicago White Sox and Kansas City A's

MLB outfielder & pinch hitter from 1958-63 for Phillies,Cards, Dodgers, Orioles, Indians, A's. Best known for 1959 World Series by hitting two home runs in only 3 at-bats. Best seasons: 1961 hitting 12 home runs, 289 in 173 at-bats. Hit 21 HR's in 1962

former major league catcher/manager; played for Mariners, A's, Indians, White Sox & Phillies; managed Cubs in 1991

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Football player - 2014 draft - WR

Musician, Actor - Titanic

former A's starting pitcher, now in Orioles chain

Hitting Coach for Vermont, Baseball A+ - Stockton Ports 2007

1st baseman/outfielder with the L.A. Dodgers (1958-1969), Montreal Expos (1969-1974), St. Louis Cardinals (1975-1976), Oakland A's (1976), Toronto Blue Jays (1977), California Angels (1978) Broadcaster for the Dodgers, Mariners, Giants, and Angels. Memb

Former major league pitcher that gave up mickey mantle's career homerun #49

MLB pitcher 1971-83 (11 yrs) for 8 teams. All - Star in 1980 with 7 wins, 30 saves, 3.34 ERA. Scout for Orioles, Announcer for White Sox

Retired Baseball / Catcher 1996-2002 & 2005-06 / Royals, A's Rockies, Angels, Orioles, Phillies, Yankees, and Blue Jays/ Currently manager of the New Hampshire Fishercats (AA)

Right-handed, Dominican-born, pitcher who debuted with the Oakland A's in 1995

1975 New York Yankees

Baseball Player

Baseball / Pitcher for the Angels, Yankees & Rangers

Baseball Player

former major league pitcher; played for Padres, A's and Expos

Retired Oakland Athletics, San Diego Padres, Milwaukee Brewers. Hall of Fame pitcher(Reliever)

1959 Baltimore orioles player

Baseball /Former Orioles OF/ currently with A's organization / Nickname: 'Screech'

Former baseball player 1956-1964 for Chicago White Sox, Senators, Tigers and Kansas City A's - gave up Mantle's 734-foot homerun on May 22, 1963

Porn star

Retired baseball player played for the st louis cardinals debut 1988

Baseball / 1993 & 1995-96 / Pitcher / Philadelphia Phillies & Oakland A's

Former minor league pitcher. Toranto Bluejays organization '78-'81. 'R'-'AA'

Baseball - Buffalo Bisons 2006

A's pitcher

Catcher for the Cincinnati Reds (1953, 1962-1963), Cleveland Indians (1953, 1955-1956, 1960), Pittsburgh Pirates (1956-1959), Kansas City Athletics (1960) Detroit Tigers (1960), Baltimore Orioles (1961) and the California Angels (1963-1964)

Played as a catcher for MLB team Brewers, current announcer for the Oakland Athletics

Former pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, former pitcher for Giants (1997), White Sox (1997-2002), Athletics (2003) & Red Sox (2004-2006)

former MLB player - cincinnati reds (1954-57), los angeles dodgers (1959), los angeles angels (1960-64)

Former Baseball Player, Current Coach for Harrisburg Senators

Former Cubs, Athletics and Orioles C/1B/OF, currently in Phillies organization

Baseball player for Philadelphia A's, Red Sox, Cubs & Phillies played Catcher, 1st & 3rd base and outfield. MVP in 1932, 1933 & 1938 hit 534 homeruns; Selected to Hall of Fame in 1951; was an all star 7 times; managed 1952 Fort Wayne Daisies for AAGPBL

Former Philadelphia Phillies and Birmingham Barons manager, currently manager for The Boston Red Sox, College HOF 2011

MLB outfielder, first baseman, P.H., from 1956-70 for 9 teams. 2nd for R.O.Y. in 1956. Led league in doubles in 1960. All-Star in 1961 with 87 RS, 30 doubles, 8 triples, 16 HR, 85 RBI. .301 BA. In 1959 (399 AB) hit 20 HR with .363 BA. Father of Terry

Former baseball player 1939-1949 with Cardinals, Brooklyn Dodgers, Philadelphia A's and NY Giants. He also managed the SF Giants and Chicago Cubs 1965-1979. Born: 01/04/1914

First base prospect who was the 8th round draft pick of the Padres in 2009

Former closer/reliever with the Angels, Rockies and Mariners, Athletics, Cardinals; Former All-Star

former major league second baseman; played for A's, Tigers, Giants & Padres; current SF Giants spanish radio announcer

Philadelphia Phillies VP & GM. Chicago Cubs OF Prospect/ Formerly with the Tampa Bay Rays

former Padres and Pirates IF, currently a free agent

Pitcher for the Cubs and A's

Baseball player, 1934-49, Chicago Cubs, Brooklyn Dodgers, Three-time all-star

former A's, Cubs and Pirates reliever, now in Reds chain

Former Oakland A's 3rd baseman/2nd baseman/shortstop; Third base coach for the Oakland A's

former baseball player for reds, braves, phillies, cardinals, angels, arockies, athletics, and padres/ 2 time all-star/one time silver slugger

ESPN Analyst Retired played for LA Dodgers Oakland A's Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox

Pitcher for the New York Mets (1965-1966), Chicago Cubs (1967), Cleveland Indians (1968), New York Yankees (1970-1971, 1972), Oakland Athletics (1971, 1973) and the Milwaukee Brewers (1973)

former major league infielder/manager; played for Athletics, Pirates, Astros, Dodgers & Giants; managed Astros, Tigers & Brewers; member of Pirates 1979 World Series team; 3X all-star

former mlb player

Former Red Sox and Athletics outfielder 1943-46; Reds Coach 1953

Hitting Coach for the Midland Rockhounds

former major league infielder; played for A's, Mariners & Twins

Former Nationals, Rays, Cubs and Yankees pitcher, World Champion with Yanks- now in Marlins chain

Oakland A's outfielder; formerly with the Texas Rangers (traded 12/3/13)

Band

Current Mets bench coach; Former Oakland Athletics Manager, Former Catcher w/Yankees (1989-1991)& Padres(1993)

former Athletics, Rangers and Royals IF, now playing in Japan

former Oakland A's & New York Yankees First Baseman and DH

Former Royals, Athletics, Phillies & Red Sox Outfielder, brother of Jason Giambi, linked to steroids was considered to be a huge bust

Philadelphia Phillies Relief Pitching Prospect

Former baseball player. He pitched for the Milwaukee Braves and KC Athletics from 1959-1962,

former MLB player - detriot tigers (1948-53), cleveland indians (1953-54), baltimore orioles (1956-60), kansas city athletics (1956), chicago white sox (1960-61), boston red sox (1961), new york mets (1962)

Oakland A's 2nd baseman/3rd baseman,is former White Sox & Mets pitcher Matt Ginter's older brother

Baseball player with the 1953 Philadelphia A's

MLB pitcher from 1962-77 for 5 teams. All-Star. Won 15 games as a starter. Premier reliever from 1970-75. Fireman of Year in 1971 with 30 saves, 5 wins. Best season 1972 with 7 wins, 22 saves, 1.93 ERA. In 71 W.S. got a save, 5 1/3 IP, one hit, no runs

aaa baseball players mlb/texas rangers

Baseball Player - Stockton Ports

Former Rays and Reds OF, A's, Red Sox, and now with Atlanta Braves

English footballer. Plays centre abck for Liverpool

Baseball, right handed pitcher drafted by the Texas Rangers with the 23rd overall pick in the 2013 amateur draft

Rockies All-Star outfielder, hit .588 in 2009 NLDS. Won 2010 NL Batting title

Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in 2011

Milwaukee Brewers left - handed pitcher. Previously pitched for the Oakland A's (2008-11) and Washington Nationals (2012-18)

1st Baseman for the Cleveland Indians (1976), Philadelphia Phillies (1978)and the Oakland Athletics (1980)

Retired Baseball player- Twins, Angels, PLayed College at Southern U, College Baseball HOF 2011

former major league outfielder; played for A's, Mets, Red Sox, Pilots and Expos; member of 1969 Miracle Mets team

MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher 1972-94 for 9 teams. 9x All-Star, Rolaids Relief, 3x save leader.. Best in 1975 with 9 wins, 26 saves, 1.84 ERA & 1977 with 11 wins, 26 saves, 1.62 ERA & 1978 with 10 wins, 27 saves, 2.63 ERA. 3 W.S. 1-0, 2 saves, 2.63 ERA

Played baseball 1969-1974 with the Angels, Dodgers, Phillies, A's and Cubs

aaa baseball player mlb/seattle mariners

Second-baseman who debuted with the Kansas City A's in 1957 (he passed away in 2005)

MLB 1958-71, 7 Teams. 1st African American to win 20, with 21(most in A.L.)-7 in 1965. 2x All-Star. 1970 was 8-3, 24 saves, 1.86 ERA & 1971 was 6-2, 24 saves, 1.82./ 65 W.S. went 2-1, 2.74 ERA. Jim wrote, 'I threw 4 illegal pitches but was never caught'

Baseball Player

Baseball pitcher - 1954-58

Baseball player, pitcher, Colorado Rockies 2015-

Tuskegee Airmen

Former MLB player - kansas city athletics (1963-67), oakland athletics (1968-74), 3X World Series champion

A's prospect

former Major League relief pitcher; played for Astros, Padres, A's and Cardinals

Baseball / 1997-2005 / A's, D-Rays, Brewers & Cubs / 1998 AL Rookie of Year / Son of 1970's Outfielder Tom Grieve & Brother of Former Minor Leaguer Tim Grieve

Baseball Player

former major league shortstop; played for Dodgers, Blue Jays, A's & Indians; 1X All-Star (1984); 4X World Series champion; 1979 AL Rookie of the Year; current Angels first base coach

Debuted with the Red Sox in 1966

Relief Pitcher for the Detroit Tigers (1992-1995) Florida Marlins (1995), Oakland Athletics (1996-1999) Baltimore Orioles (2000-2004), New York Yankees (2005) and the Arizona Diamondbacks (2005)

Former Blue Jays, Brewers and Rays outfielder, now coaching at Auburn University

former major league third baseman; played for Oakland Athletics and Baltimore Orioles; All-Star 1977

MLB outfielder from 1946-1960 with the Tigers, Browns, White Sox, Senators, A's. Led league with most games played in 1950 & his best season with 95 RS, 30 doubles, 8 triples, 12 HR's, 85 RBI's and .306 BA

Baseball player from 1925-1941 for the Philadelphia A's and Red sox AL MVP in 1931 inducted into the hall of fame in 1947

former major league pitcher; played for Pirates and A's

retired Red Sox, A's player

MLB outfielder from 1997-2010 for 10 teams. In 1998 had the most assists in the N.L. with 17 for a right fielder. Best seasons were 2003 with 31 HR, .311 BA and 2004 had 27 HR, 104 RBI, and .294 BA

Baseball / Pitcher of the 1990's / Minnesota Twins & Chicago Cubs Spot Starter - Middle Reliever

World boxing champion

Retired baseball player for the Milwaukee Brewers & Oakland Athletics