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14,315 Questions

Who were the Killer B's from the Pittsburgh Pirates of the early 1990's?

The real "Killer B's" were Barry Bonds, Bobby Bonilla and Sid Bream. Jay Bell also got some mention but not initially. Plus, I think to be included among the real "Killer B's," a player had to have spent more than one year with the Pirates.

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Wally Backman was in there too. Obviously there was no formal listing but the team did use this in promotional materials for the 1990 season. That's why Backman should be listed but not Steve Buechele.

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Sid Bream was not a Killer B in Pittsburgh. He played for the Braves at the time.

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In 1990 there was Barry Bonds, Jay Bell, Bobby Bonilla, Wally Backman, and Sid Bream as well as a pitcher named Stan Belinda. Not hard to see where the "Killer Bees" moniker came from.

In 1991 Backman and Bream were gone by way of Free Agency.

In 1992, Folks might be surprised to know that Bonilla had left also (to the Cubs in free agency I believe); leaving only Bonds and Bell and the Pitcher Belinda. Bream, then with the Braves, scored the winning run in the Championship Series to keep the Pirates from going to the World Series. That was the end of "those" winning Pirates and, due to the Pirates decision not to pay to retain superior free agents, it was their last winning season.

By 1993 only Jay Bell remained and that was the first of their 17 consecutive (and still counting) losing seasons -- the longest losing streak in American professional sports.

What are some of baseball's unwritten rules?

Don't crowd the plate. If you do, the pitcher will throw at your head. The strike zone. According to the rules, it extends from the batter's knees to his shoulders. In actual practice, however, umpires consider the waist to be the top of the strike zone. This changed a little bit a few years ago, when the MLB "reminded" the umpires what the "official" strike zone was, but still, very few umpires are going to call a chest-high pitch a strike.

Who plays number 7 on the blue jays baseball team?

No one wears the number 7 on his jersey on the Blue Jays. The "7" position, which refers to the left fielder, is Rajai Davis, who wears #11 on his jersey. The batter who has the most plate appearances batting 7th in the lineup is also Rajai Davis.

Is Jacoby Ellsbury an active Mormon?

Jacoby Ellsbury is technically a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" Church) but stopped attending church as a teenager.

Did any of the Killer B's ever play for the Atlanta Braves?

No bagwell started in the redsoxs biggo and berkman started with astros and beltran started with kc

Will Ken Griffey Jr Memorabilia ever be worth anything?

UNLESS HE STAYS HEALTHY,AND PUTS UP SOME MORE #'S, WHICH DOESN'T SEEM TO BE THE CASE WITH HIM, HIS STUFF WILL ONLY BE WORTH WHAT PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO PAY FOR IT.

Who is the losingest manager in Major league baseball?

Depends what you mean by losingest. The manager who has lost the most games, Connie Mack (3948), has also won the most games, because he managed the most games - 7755 games over 53 seasons - waaaaaaay more than anyone else. 16 managers have managed at least one game, and failed to win any - for a .000 winning percentage. The most games below .500 a manager is is 242, by Jimmie Wilson who went 493-735 in the 30s and 40s managing some pretty bad Phillies and Cubs teams. That's a .401 winning percentage though, which is pretty bad, but nowhere near the worst winning percentage for a manager who "qualifies," (320 career games managed, according to baseball-reference.com) - that distinction is held by Doc Prothro, who guided the Phillies to a 138-320 record between 1939 and 1941, for a paltry winning percentage of .301.

Take your pick.

How long is the twine inside an official major league baseball?

According to the Roanoke College C&E News Summary of March 29, 1999:

"Who has ever seriously considered what goes in to making baseballs? To Rawlings, this knowledge is excrutiatingly important. Today, instructiouns call for a cork nucleus that weighs exactly 0.5 oz and is 2.86 to 2.94 inches in diameter. It is to be incased in two thin rubber layers - one black, one red - and weigh a total of 7/8 oz. This nucleus is then machine-wound under high, consistent tension with 121 yards of four-ply blue-gray wool, 45 yards of three-ply white wool yarn, 53 more yards of three-ply blue-gray wool yarn and 150 yards of fine white polyester-cotton blend yarn. THis is coated with rubber cement before the cover is put on. The cover consistes of two pieces of elongated figure-eight-shaped white cowhide, dampened to permit strething, which is then handstiched together with 216 raised stitches, using 88 inches of red cotton thread. Finally, the ball is rolled for 15 seconds while still slightly damp so the seams are even and reasonable flat.

At this point, the balls are still not ready for the big league. Balls are selected at random from each shipment and shot from an air cannon at 85 feet per second at a wall made of northern white ash (the wood used to make bats). Each tested ball must bounce back at between 0.514 and 0.578 of its original speed to be suitably lively for Major League Baseball."

What floor can displays of women in baseball be found on in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum?

there has never been a women in the major league baseball there so there will be no section in the hall of fame

How to get scouted for college baseball?

You should play as much travel ball as possible and attend showcases. There are also recruiting companies that will send video, grades etc. out to several schools at once.

Who won the 1918 World Series?

The Boston Red Sox defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 games to 2. Click on the '1918 World Series' link below to see a game by game breakdown.

Autographed baseball by yogi berra by treat?

Yogi Berra single signed baseballA Yogi Berra single signed baseball is worth between $65.00 - $120.00

Value is based on average prices of recently closed auctions. Prices may vary based on condition, and the type of authenticity that accompanies the baseball. Signatures that have not been properly authenticated could sell at half the market value or less. Add for inscriptions.

Collectors might pay more for inscriptions like "MVP 51-54- 55 and pay less for personal inscriptions like "Good Luck Chuck"

What is tennis baseball?

a game where u have a "pitcher" on one side of the net and everyone else on the other. The pitcher throws/serves/hits the ball and the person has to hit it back over the net and in if its out, misses, or hits net, you re out and have to go to the other side. the next person hits and etc. the catch is that if u catch the ball on pitcher side, they re out and you take their place when there's only one person left they're winner

Name three major differences between baseball and softball?

1. bigger ball

2. smaller field

3. lead off while pitcher has ball in circle without being out

Why was Hank Aaron getting 755 home runs important?

Two reasons:

1) Many people -- myself included -- thought that Babe Ruth's record for home runs in a career would be impossible to break. When the Babe retired, nobody had even HALF that many home runs in a career. To come within even 200 home runs of Ruth's record was considered a super achievement. Yet Hank DID break the record.

2) More significantly, Hank did it despite the extraordinary pressure against him. About 20% of this "fan" mail as he approached the record was overtly racist hate mail, with many letters openly stating that they would kill him before he could break the record.

How much is a 1939 baseball singed by joe dimaggio worth?

1939 Joe DiMaggio single signed baseballA Joe DiMaggio single signed baseball is worth between $400.-$600. Value is based on average prices of recently closed auctions. Prices may vary based on condition, and the type of authenticity that accompanies the baseball. Signatures that have not been properly authenticated could sell at half the market value or less. If the ball was dated and inscribed by Joe DiMaggio "1939"it will have added value or if it can be authenticated as such.

When did Oscar Johnson - baseball - die?

Oscar Johnson - baseball - died in 1966.

How do you block home plate in baseball?

it depends if you are right or left handed. if you are right handed u will probably block the plate with your right leg. if u are left handed you could do it either way but right handed would be a lot easier

Who are the retired St. Louis cardinal players?

There are a total of 1,789 players to retire from the St. Louis Cardinals.

A Sec.Aaron Holbert

Aaron Miles

Abe White

Abraham Núñez (infielder)

Adam Ottavino

Adam Wainwright

Adron Chambers

Al Brazle

Al Burch

Al Cabrera

Al Eckert

Al Hrabosky

Al Jackson

Al Olmsted

Al Papai

Al Reyes

Al Santorini

Al Shaw (outfielder)

Alan Benes

Alan Foster (baseball)

Alan Storke

Albert Pujols

Alberto Castillo (catcher)

Alex Johnson

Alex Pearson

Allen Battle

Allen Sothoron

Allen Watson

Allyn Stout

Ambrose Puttmann

Andrew Brown (outfielder)

Andy Benes

Andy Cavazos

Andy High

Andy Rincon

Andy Van Slyke

Anthony Reyes

Art Butler

Art Hoelskoetter

Art Howe

Art Nichols

Art Rebel

Art Reinhart

Art Weaver

Arthur Rhodes

Augie Bergamo

B Sec.Babe Adams

Babe Young

Bake McBride

Barney Schultz

Barret Browning

Bart Zeller

Ben Flowers

Ben Hunt (baseball)

Ben Wade

Benny Ayala

Benny Valenzuela

Bernie Carbo

Bert James (baseball)

Bert Niehoff

Bien Figueroa

Bill Bailey (pitcher)

Bill Baker (baseball)

Bill Beckmann

Bill Bolden

Bill Byers

Bill Campbell (baseball)

Bill Chambers (baseball)

Bill Doak

Bill Earley

Bill Hopper (baseball)

Bill Howerton

Bill O'Hara

Bill Ortega

Bill Pertica

Bill Phyle

Bill Popp

Bill Pulsipher

Bill Reeder

Bill Richardson (baseball)

Bill Sarni

Bill Schindler (baseball)

Bill Sherdel

Bill Smith (left-handed pitcher)

Bill Steele

Bill Stein

Bill Trotter

Bill Virdon

Bill Voss

Bill Walker (baseball)

Bill Warwick (baseball)

Bill Werle

Bill White (first baseman)

Bill Wight

Billy Campbell (baseball)

Billy Johnson (baseball)

Billy McCool

Billy Muffett

Billy Southworth

Blaine Boyer

Blix Donnelly

Bob Bescher

Bob Blaylock

Bob Bowman (pitcher)

Bob Burda

Bob Caruthers

Bob Duliba

Bob Fisher (baseball)

Bob Forsch

Bob Horner

Bob Humphreys

Bob Johnson (infielder)

Bob McClure

Bob Miller (1957-1974 pitcher)

Bob Nieman

Bob O'Farrell

Bob Purkey

Bob Repass

Bob Reynolds (baseball)

Bob Rhoads

Bob Sadowski (third baseman)

Bob Scheffing

Bob Shirley

Bob Skinner

Bob Smith (pitcher born 1931)

Bob Steele (baseball)

Bob Stephenson (baseball)

Bob Stinson (baseball)

Bob Sykes (baseball)

Bob Tewksbury

Bob Uecker

Bob Vines

Bob Weiland

Bob Wicker

Bobby Bonds

Bobby Bonilla

Bobby Byrne (baseball)

Bobby Fenwick

Bobby Gene Smith

Bobby Morgan

Bobby Schang

Bobby Shantz

Bobby Tiefenauer

Bobby Tolan

Bobby Wallace (baseball)

Bobby Witt

Bobby Young

Brad Penny

Brad Thompson

Brady Raggio

Brandon Dickson

Brant Alyea

Brendan Ryan (baseball)

Brett Tomko

Brian Barber

Brian Barden

Brian Barton

Brian Falkenborg

Brian Hunter (first baseman)

Brian Tallet

Britt Reames

Bruce Hitt

Bruce Ogrodowski

Bruce Sutter

Bruno Betzel

Bryan Anderson (baseball)

Bryan Augenstein

Bryn Smith

Buck Hopkins

Bud Bloomfield

Bud Byerly

Bud Smith

Bud Tinning

Buddy Blattner

Buddy Bradford

Buddy Schultz

Bugs Raymond

Burgess Whitehead

Burt Shotton

Buster Adams

Buster Brown (baseball)

Buster Mills

Butch Metzger

Byron Browne

C Sec.Cal Browning

Cal Eldred

Carey Selph

Carl Doyle

Carl Druhot

Carl Sawatski

Carl Scheib

Carl Taylor (baseball)

Carl Warwick

Carlos Beltrán

Carlos Hernández (catcher)

Carmen Cali

Carmen Hill

Chad Hutchinson

Champ Osteen

Chappy Charles

Charley Moran

Charley O'Leary

Charley Smith

Charlie Chant

Charlie Hudson

Charlie Niebergall

Charlie O'Rourke (baseball)

Charlie Peete

Charlie Pickett

Charlie Rhodes

Charlie Shields

Charlie Swindells

Charlie Wilson (baseball)

Chauncey Fisher

Chief Wilson

Chris Cannizzaro

Chris Carpenter

Chris Duncan

Chris Narveson

Chris Perez (baseball)

Chris Richard (baseball)

Chris Sabo

Chris Speier

Chris Widger

Chris Zachary

Chuck Carr (baseball)

Chuck Diering

Chuck Finley

Chuck Miller (baseball)

Chuck Stobbs

Chuck Taylor (baseball)

Chuckie Fick

Clarence Beers

Clarence Heise

Clarence Mitchell

Clay Carroll

Clayton Mortensen

Cliff Chambers

Cliff Politte

Clint Hurdle

Clint Sodowsky

Cloyd Boyer

Clyde Barfoot

Clyde Shoun

Coaker Triplett

Cody McKay

Colby Rasmus

Colin Porter

Cookie Rojas

Coonie Blank

Corey Patterson

Corky Withrow

Cory Bailey

Cotton Pippen

Cowboy Jones

Cozy Dolan (1910s outfielder)

Craig Anderson (right-handed pitcher)

Craig Paquette

Craig Wilson (third baseman, born 1964)

Cris Carpenter

Curt Flood

Curt Ford

Curt Simmons

Cy Alberts

Cy Warmoth

César Cedeño

César Izturis

D Sec.Dal Maxvill

Dan Driessen

Dan McGeehan

Dan O'Brien (pitcher)

Dan Quisenberry

Dane Iorg

Daniel Descalso

Danny Cater

Danny Frisella

Danny Jackson

Danny Shay

Danny Sheaffer

Darrell Johnson

Darrell Porter

Darren Bragg

Darren Holmes (baseball)

Darren Oliver

Daryl Patterson

Daryl Spencer

Dave Bakenhaster

Dave Bartosch

Dave Brain

Dave Campbell (infielder)

Dave Dowling

Dave Rader (baseball)

Dave Ricketts

Dave Rucker

Dave Veres

Dave Von Ohlen

Dave Wainhouse

Dave Zearfoss

David Bell (baseball)

David Eckstein

David Freese

David Howard (baseball)

Dazzy Vance

Dean Stone

Del Rice

Del Wilber

Delino DeShields

Dennis Aust

Dennis Dove

Dennis Eckersley

Dennis Higgins

Dennis Ribant

Denny Walling

Dennys Reyes

Dick Allen

Dick Billings

Dick Bokelmann

Dick Hughes

Dick Niehaus

Dick Padden

Dick Rand

Dick Ricketts

Dick Siebert

Dick Simpson

Dick Sisler

Dick Terwilliger

Dick Ward

Dick Wheeler

Diego Seguí

Diomedes Olivo

Dmitri Young

Doc Farrell

Don Blasingame

Don Bollweg

Don Durham

Don Ferrarese

Don Hood

Don Padgett

Don Richmond

Don Shaw (baseball)

Don Taussig

Donnie Moore

Donovan Osborne

Dots Miller

Doug Bair

Doug Baird

Doug Capilla

Doug Howard

Duane Walker

Ducky Holmes (catcher)

Ducky Schofield

Duke Carmel

Dustin Hermanson

Dutch Distel

Dwain Anderson

E Sec.Earl Francis

Earl Howard (baseball)

Earl Smith (catcher)

Ed Bauta

Ed Brinkman

Ed Burns (baseball)

Ed Heusser

Ed Hock

Ed Holly

Ed Mickelson

Ed Mierkowicz

Ed Murphy (pitcher)

Ed Olivares

Ed Phelps

Ed Sauer

Ed Spiezio

Ed Sprague, Sr.

Ed Taylor (pitcher)

Ed Zmich

Eddie Ainsmith

Eddie Bressoud

Eddie Dyer

Eddie Fisher (baseball)

Eddie Higgins (baseball)

Eddie Miksis

Eddie Miller (infielder)

Eddie Morgan

Eddie Phillips (pinch runner)

Eddie Solomon

Eddie Stanky

Eddie Yuhas

Eddie Zimmerman

Edgar Rentería

Eduardo Pérez

Eduardo Sánchez (baseball)

Edward Mujica

Edwin Jackson

Einar Díaz

Ellis Burton

Elmer Jacobs

Elmer Miller (outfielder)

Elmer Rieger

Elmer Zacher

Elías Sosa

Emil Verban

Enos Slaughter

Epp Sell

Eric Rasmussen

Erik Pappas

Ernie Broglio

Ernie Camacho

Ernie Orsatti

Ernie Vick

Ernie White

Erv Dusak

Esteban Yan

Ethan Allen (baseball)

F Sec.Farmer Burns (baseball)

Ferdie Schupp

Fernando Salas

Fernando Tatís

Fernando Valenzuela

Fernando Viña

Ferrell Anderson

Finners Quinlan

Flint Rhem

Floyd Rayford

Floyd Wicker

Floyd Wooldridge

Forrest More

Frank Barnes (right-handed pitcher)

Frank Barrett (baseball)

Frank Bertaina

Frank Bettger

Frank DiPino

Frank Smith (1950s pitcher)

Frank Snyder (baseball)

Frank Woodward

Fred Beebe

Fred Frankhouse

Fred Norman

Fred Smith (infielder)

Fred Toney

Fred Whitfield

Fred Wigington

Freddy Schmidt

Frenchy Bordagaray

Fritz Buelow

G Sec.Gabby Street

Gabe Molina

Gabe White

Garrett Stephenson

Garry Templeton

Gary Bennett (baseball)

Gary Blaylock

Gary Buckels

Gary Rajsich

Gary Sutherland

Gary Waslewski

Gene Freese

Gene Mauch

Gene Moore (outfielder)

Gene Oliver

Gene Packard

Gene Paulette

Gene Roof

Gene Stechschulte

Gene Tenace

Gene Woodburn

George Altman

George Anderson (baseball)

George Barclay (sportsperson)

George Brunet

George Dockins

George Earnshaw

George Fallon (baseball)

George Frazier (pitcher)

George Hendrick

George McBride

George Pierce (baseball)

George Puccinelli

George Scott (pitcher)

George Watkins (baseball)

George Zackert

Gerald Perry

Gerald Young

Gerry Shea

Gerry Staley

Gerónimo Peña

Gibson Alba

Gil Paulsen

Glen Hobbie

Glenn Brummer

Gordie Richardson

Gordon Jones (baseball)

Gordon Slade

Grant Dunlap

Greg Bargar

Greg Mathews (baseball)

Greg Terlecky

Gregg Jefferies

Grover Cleveland Alexander

Gus Thompson

Gus Weyhing

Guy Bush

H Sec.Hal Janvrin

Hal Jeffcoat

Hal Rice

Hal Smith (catcher)

Hal White

Hal Woodeshick

Ham Hyatt

Hank Robinson

Hank Sauer

Hap Morse

Harry Arndt

Harry Berte

Harry Betts (baseball)

Harry Brecheen

Harry Elliott (baseball)

Harry Fanok

Harry McCurdy

Harry Parker (baseball)

Harry Patton

Harry Stanton

Harry Sullivan (baseball)

Harry Trekell

Harry Walker

Harry Wolter

Harvey Branch

Harvey Hendrick

Heathcliff Slocumb

Heinie Mueller (outfielder)

Heinie Peitz

Heinie Schuble

Herb Bremer

Herb Hunter

Herb Moford

Herm Wehmeier

Herman Bronkie

Herman Franks

Hi Bell

Hi Jasper

Hod Ford

Homer Peel

Homer Smoot

Howard Freigau

Howard Hilton

Howard Murphy

Howie Jones

Howie Nunn

Howie Pollet

Howie Williamson

Hoyt Wilhelm

Hub Perdue

Hugh Hill (baseball)

Hy Myers

Héctor Villanueva

I Sec.Ike McAuley

Ira Hutchinson

Irv Higginbotham

Irv Noren

Ivey Wingo

J Sec.J. C. Romero

J. D. Drew

Jack Barnett (baseball)

Jack Berly

Jack Bliss

Jack Calhoun

Jack Dunleavy

Jack Faszholz

Jack Fournier

Jack Himes

Jack McAdams

Jack O'Connor (catcher)

Jack O'Neill (baseball)

Jack Powell (baseball)

Jack Reis

Jack Roche (baseball)

Jack Rothrock

Jack Russell (baseball)

Jack Ryan (catcher)

Jack Slattery

Jack Smith (outfielder)

Jack Spring

Jack Stivetts

Jack Taylor (1900s pitcher)

Jack Urban

Jackie Brandt

Jake Beckley

Jake Flowers

Jake Westbrook

Jakie May

Jamey Wright

Jamie Moyer

Jamie Quirk

Jap Barbeau

Jarrett Hoffpauir

Jason Isringhausen

Jason Motte

Jason Pearson (baseball)

Jason Simontacchi

Jay Porter

Jay Van Noy

Jeff Berblinger

Jeff Brantley

Jeff Doyle (baseball)

Jeff Fassero

Jeff Parrett

Jeff Pfeffer

Jeff Suppan

Jeff Tabaka

Jeff Weaver

Jerry Buchek

Jerry Johnson (baseball)

Jerry McNertney

Jerry Morales

Jerry Mumphrey

Jerry Reuss

Jerry White (baseball)

Jess Todd

Jesse Burkett

Jesse Fowler

Jesse Orosco

Jim Adduci

Jim Beauchamp

Jim Bibby

Jim Bottomley

Jim Brosnan

Jim Brown (outfielder)

Jim Bucher

Jim Campbell (pinch hitter)

Jim Dwyer (baseball)

Jim Edmonds

Jim Ellis (baseball)

Jim Hickman (1960s outfielder)

Jim Hicks

Jim Hughey

Jim McGinley

Jim Mooney (baseball)

Jim Otten

Jim Winford

Jimmie Reese

Jimmie Schaffer

Jimmie Wilson

Jimmy Brown (baseball)

Jimmy Burke (baseball)

Jimmy Hudgens

Jimmy Ring

Jimmy Sexton

Jimmy Sheckard

Jimmy Whelan

Jimy Williams

Joaquín Andújar

Joe Adams

Joe Benes

Joe Bernard

Joe Boever

Joe Bratcher

Joe DeSa

Joe Durham

Joe Edelen

Joe Ferguson (baseball)

Joe Frazier (baseball)

Joe Hoerner

Joe Mather

Joe McCarthy (catcher)

Joe McEwing

Joe Medwick

Joe Morgan (manager)

Joe Nossek

Joe Orengo

Joe Presko

Joe Quinn (second baseman)

Joe Riggert

Joe Schultz (outfielder)

Joe Sprinz

Joe Stripp

Joe Sugden (baseball)

Joe Taylor (baseball)

Joe Thurston

Joe Torre

Joe Willis (baseball)

Joel Hunt

Joel Piñeiro

Joel Youngblood

John Anderson (pitcher)

John Andrews (baseball)

John Antonelli (infielder)

John Brock (baseball)

John Butler (baseball)

John Farrell (second baseman)

John Frascatore

John Martin (baseball)

John McGraw

John Mercer (baseball)

John Morris (outfielder)

John Murphy (infielder)

John Nelson (baseball)

John Raleigh

John Rodriguez (baseball)

John Romonosky

John Smoltz

John Stuper

John Sutton (baseball)

John Tamargo

John Tudor (baseball)

John Urrea

John Vann (baseball)

Johnnie Chambers

Johnny Beall

Johnny Beazley

Johnny Blatnik

Johnny Bucha

Johnny Butler

Johnny Echols (baseball)

Johnny Edwards (baseball)

Johnny Hopp

Johnny Mize

Johnny O'Brien

Johnny Romano

Johnny Schulte

Johnny Stuart

Johnny Vergez

Jon Jay

Jorge Roque

Jorge Sosa

Josh Pearce

Josh Phelps

José Bautista (pitcher)

José Cardenal

José Jiménez (baseball)

José Oliva

José Oquendo

José Rodríguez (pitcher)

José Uribe

José Vizcaíno

Juan Acevedo

Juan Agosto

Julián Javier

Julián Tavárez

Justin Brunette

K Sec.Keith Hernandez

Keith McDonald (baseball)

Keith Smith (outfielder)

Kelly Paris

Kelly Stinnett

Kelvin Jiménez

Ken Boyer

Ken Burkhart

Ken Johnson (left-handed pitcher)

Ken Nash

Ken O'Dea

Ken Oberkfell

Ken Raffensberger

Ken Reitz

Ken Reynolds

Ken Rudolph

Kent Bottenfield

Kent Mercker

Kerry Robinson

Kevin Jarvis

Kevin Ohme

Kid Nichols

Kiko Calero

Kim Seaman

Kip Wells

Kyle McClellan

L Sec.Lance Berkman

Lance Johnson

Lance Painter

Larry Bigbie

Larry Dierker

Larry Herndon

Larry Jackson

Larry Jaster

Larry McWilliams

Larry Miggins

Larry Milton

Larry Sutton

Larry Walker

Lary Sorensen

Lee Dressen

Lee Meadows

Lee Richard

Lee Smith (baseball)

Lee Tate

Lee Tunnell

Leo Burke (baseball)

Leo Dickerman

Leo Durocher

Leon Durham

Leon Wagner

Les Backman

Les Bell

Les Munns

Lew Burdette

Lew McCarty

Lew Riggs

Lindy McDaniel

Lloyd Merritt

Lon Ury

Lon Warneke

Lonnie Smith

Lou Brock

Lou North

Lou Scoffic

Lowell Palmer

Luis Alicea

Luis Alvarado

Luis Arroyo

Luis Meléndez (baseball)

Luis Ordaz

Luis Saturria

Lynn Myers (baseball)

M Sec.Manny Aybar

Marc Hill

Marc Ronan

Marc Rzepczynski

Marcus Jensen

Mark DeRosa

Mark Johnson (catcher)

Mark McGwire

Mark Mulder

Mark Petkovsek

Mark Salas

Mark Sweeney

Mark Thompson (baseball)

Mark Whiten

Mark Worrell

Marlon Anderson

Marshall Bridges

Marty Martínez

Matt Adams

Matt Carpenter (baseball)

Matt Duff

Matt Holliday

Matt Morris (baseball)

Matt Pagnozzi

Matty Alou

Max Flack

Max Surkont

Mel Nelson

Mel Wright

Micah Franklin

Mickey McDermott

Mickey Owen

Miguel Batista

Miguel Cairo

Miguel Mejia

Mike Anderson (outfielder)

Mike Barlow

Mike Busby

Mike DiFelice

Mike Dimmel

Mike Donlin

Mike Fiore

Mike Fitzgerald (first baseman)

Mike Heydon

Mike Jackson (left-handed pitcher)

Mike James (baseball)

Mike Matheny

Mike Matthews

Mike Mohler

Mike Morgan

Mike Mowrey

Mike Murphy (baseball)

Mike Nagy

Mike Naymick

Mike O'Neill (baseball)

Mike Parisi

Mike Pasquella

Mike Phillips (baseball)

Mike Potter (baseball)

Mike Proly

Mike Pérez (baseball)

Mike Ramsey (infielder)

Mike Rose (baseball)

Mike Ryba

Mike Shannon

Mike Thompson (1970s pitcher)

Mike Timlin

Mike Torrez

Mike Tyson (baseball)

Mike Wallace (baseball)

Miller Huggins

Milt Reed

Milt Stock

Milt Thompson (baseball)

Milt Watson

Minnie Miñoso

Mitchell Boggs

Moe Drabowsky

Moe Thacker

Moose Baxter

Mordecai Brown

Morrie Martin

Mul Holland

Murry Dickson

N Sec.Nate Andrews

Neal Hertweck

Neil Allen

Neil Fiala

Nels Potter

Nelson Briles

Nelson Burbrink

Nelson Chittum

Nerio Rodríguez

Nick Punto

Nick Stavinoha

Nippy Jones

O Sec.Octavio Dotel

Ody Abbott

Omar Olivares

Orlando Cepeda

Orlando Peña

Orlando Sánchez

Orson Baldwin

Oscar Horstmann

Oscar Tuero

Otto McIvor

Otto Williams

Ozzie Canseco

Ozzie Smith

P Sec.P. J. Walters

Paddy O'Connor

Palmer Hildebrand

Pat Ankenman

Pat Borders

Pat Dillard

Pat Hentgen

Pat Hynes (baseball)

Pat Perry

Patsy Donovan

Patsy O'Rourke

Patsy Tebeau

Paul Derringer

Paul Householder

Paul Toth

Pedro Borbón

Pedro Borbón, Jr.

Pedro Feliz

Pep Young

Pepper Martin

Pete Castiglione

Pete Childs

Pete Falcone

Pete Mikkelsen

Pete Noonan

Pete Richert

Pete Standridge

Pete Vuckovich

Pete Whisenant

Phil Paine

Phil Plantier

Phil Redding

Pickles Dillhoefer

Plácido Polanco

Pol Perritt

Pop Schriver

Possum Whitted

Preacher Roe

Preston Wilson

Pug Bennett

R Sec.Rafael Santana

Ralph Beard (baseball)

Ralph Shinners

Ramon Caraballo

Randy Flores

Randy Hunt

Randy Moore

Randy O'Neal

Randy Winn

Rankin Johnson, Sr.

Rawly Eastwick

Ray Bare

Ray Blades

Ray Burris

Ray Busse

Ray Jablonski

Ray Pepper

Ray Rolling

Ray Sadecki

Ray Sanders

Ray Shepardson

Ray Soff

Ray Starr

Ray Stephens

Ray Washburn

Ray Yochim

Raúl Valdés

R cont.

Rebel Oakes

Red Ames

Red Barrett

Red Jones (outfielder)

Red Munger

Red Murray

Red Schoendienst

Red Smyth

Reggie Sanders

Reggie Smith

René Arocha

Rex Hudler

Ricardo Rincón

Rich Batchelor

Rich Folkers

Rich Nye

Rich Rodriguez (baseball)

Richie Scheinblum

Rick Ankiel

Rick Bosetti

Rick Heiserman

Rick Honeycutt

Rick Ownbey

Rick Sutcliffe

Rick White (baseball)

Rick Wilkins (baseball)

Rick Wise

Ricky Bottalico

Ricky Horton

Rico Washington

Rigo Beltrán

Rip Repulski

Rob Dressler

Rob Murphy

Roberto Mejía

Rocky Bridges

Rocky Nelson

Rod Booker

Rod Brewer

Roger Bresnahan

Roger Cedeño

Roger Freed

Rogers Hornsby

Roland Howell

Ron Allen (baseball)

Ron Bryant

Ron Fairly

Ron Hunt

Ron Northey

Ron Piché

Ron Reed

Ron Taylor (baseball)

Ron Villone

Ron Willis

Ronnie Belliard

Roy Brashear

Roy Henshaw

Roy Parker

Roy Parmelee

Roy Radebaugh

Roy Thomas (pitcher)

Roy Walker (baseball)

Rube Bressler

Rubén Amaro, Sr.

Rudy Arroyo

Rudy Hulswitt

Russ Derry

Russ Springer

Russell Branyan

Ryan Franklin

Ryan Jackson (shortstop)

Ryan Theriot

S Sec.Sal Campisi

Sal Yvars

Sam Bohne

Sam Fishburn

Sam Freeman (baseball)

Sam Jones (baseball)

Sam Mejías

Sam Mertes

Sam Nahem

Sam Narron (catcher)

Sandy Burk

Sandy McDougal

Scipio Spinks

Scott Arnold (baseball)

Scott Hemond

Scott Radinsky

Scott Rolen

Scott Seabol

Scott Spiezio

Scott Terry

Shad Barry

Shane Robinson (baseball)

Shawon Dunston

She Donahue

Shelby Miller

Sheriff Blake

Showboat Fisher

Si Johnson

Sid Benton

Sidney Ponson

Silvio Martínez

Simmy Murch

Skeeter Barnes

Skeeter Webb

Skip Schumaker

Skipper Roberts (baseball)

Slim Sallee

So Taguchi

Solly Hemus

Sonny Siebert

Sparky Adams

Specs Toporcer

Speed Walker

Spike Shannon

Stan Musial

Stan Papi

Stan Partenheimer

Stan Rojek

Stan Royer

Stan Williams (baseball)

Stan Yerkes

Steamboat Williams

Sterling Hitchcock

Steve Baker (baseball)

Steve Bilko

Steve Braun (baseball)

Steve Carlton

Steve Dixon (baseball)

Steve Huntz

Steve Melter

Steve Mesner

Steve Mura

Steve Peters (baseball)

Steve Scarsone

Steve Swisher

Steve Waterbury

Steven Hill (baseball)

Stu Martin (baseball)

Stu Miller

Stuffy Stewart

Syl Johnson (baseball)

T Sec.T. J. Mathews

Taylor Douthit

Taylor Duncan

Ted Abernathy

Ted Breitenstein

Ted Cather

Ted Martínez

Ted Menze

Ted Power

Ted Savage

Ted Simmons

Ted Sizemore

Ted Wilks

Terry Bradshaw (baseball)

Terry Hughes (baseball)

Terry McGriff

Terry Moore (baseball)

Terry Pendleton

Tex Carleton

Thomas Howard (baseball)

Tige Stone

Tim Hulett

Tim Jones (infielder) Orlando Palmeiro

Tim McCarver

Tim Murchison

Tim Plodinec

Timo Pérez

Tink Riviere

Tino Martinez

Tito Francona

Todd Burns

Todd Stottlemyre

Todd Wellemeyer

Todd Worrell

Todd Zeile

Tom Alston

Tom Brunansky

Tom Bruno

Tom Burgess (baseball)

Tom Cheney (baseball)

Tom Flanigan (baseball)

Tom Henke

Tom Herr

Tom Hilgendorf

Tom Hughes (1950s pitcher)

Tom McGraw

Tom Murphy (baseball)

Tom Niedenfuer

Tom Nieto

Tom O'Hara (baseball)

Tom Pagnozzi

Tom Poholsky

Tom Reilly (baseball)

Tom Sunkel

Tom Thomas

Tom Underwood

Tom Urbani

Tom Walker (1970s pitcher)

Tom Winsett

Tommie Agee

Tommy Moore (baseball)

Tommy Raub

Tommy Thevenow

Tony Brottem

Tony Fossas

Tony Jacobs

Tony Peña

Tony Scott (baseball)

Tony Womack

Tracy Stallard

Tracy Woodson

Travis Smith (baseball)

Trever Miller

Trevor Rosenthal

Troy Cate

Troy Percival

Tuck Stainback

Tye Waller

Tyler Johnson

V Sec.Vada Pinson

Vern Benson

Vic Raschi

Vic Willis

Vicente

Vince Shields

Virgil Stallcup

Von McDaniel

W Sec.Wally Mattick

Wally Moon

Wally Roettger

Wally Shannon

Wally Smith (baseball)

Wally Westlake

Walt Huntzinger

Walt Irwin

Walt Moryn

Walt Schulz

Walter Alston

Walter Morris

Walter Schmidt (baseball)

Walter Sessi

War Sanders

Wattie Holm

W cont.

Wese Callahan

Whitey Moore

Wilbert Robinson

Wilbur Murdoch

Wiley Dunham

Will McEnaney

Willard Schmidt

Willie Fraser

Willie McGee

Willie Smith (pitcher)

Willie Sudhoff

Wilmer Mizell

Wish Egan

Woody Williams

Y Sec.Yadier Molina Z Sec.Zinn Beck