C: Ed Caballero to Chris Czarnik, 1990 Minor League Players

Players A to Z: Ed Caballero to Chris Czarnik
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 - Ed Caballero threw a one-hitter in a spot start for Winston-Salem, 1/26/20
 - Basilio Cabrera helped young hitters as a coach, 10/11/13
 - Francisco Cabrera, Braves Hero, 8/17/11
 - Frank Cacciatore, Long Time, 8/1/13
 - Edgar Caceres, Almost Anything, 6/1/13
 - John Cain, Winter Meetings, 2/17/19
 - Arturo Caines, Started Strong, 3/1/16
 - Sergio Cairo, Capable Player, 2/8/16
 - Craig Cala, Instructing Kids, 2/12/13
 - Jeff Calderone, Pitch Inside, 1/24/14
 - Gary Calhoun coached the way he liked to be coached; Spent career coaching in college, also saw pros, 6/23/20

 - Ray Calhoun worked to throw strikes over four pro seasons; Made AA, 3/15/22
 - Steve Callahan, Called Blazing, 1/30/15
 - Rob Callistro, His Faith, 10/19/17
 - Johnny Calzado, His Part, 6/11/15
 - Ernie Camacho, Arm Injury, 8/17/17
 - Miguel Camarena, Looked Forward, 7/20/13
 - Stanton Cameron, Power Display, 5/4/18

 - Doug Camilli enjoyed helping young player; Saw bigs himself, caught Koufax no-hitter, 5/11/22
 - Eric Campa, Steady Play, 6/5/16

 - Jim Campanis followed his father to pros; Played six seasons, made AA, wrote book, 7/7/23
 - Mike Campas, Pitcher's Number, 5/7/17

 - Darrin Campbell always wanted to catch in pro baseball; Saw time in seven seasons, made AAA, 12/30/21

 - Donovan Campbell knew he had to work hard for shot at bigs; Played over four seasons, made high-A, 5/27/23
 - Jim Campbell, High Pitches, 3/8/13
 - Kevin Campbell, The Top, 11/2/18
 - Mike Campbell, Big Things, 6/12/12

 - Frank Campos, Late Innings, 10/29/18
 - Genaro Campusano played five pro seasons, made high-A; His son later followed him to pros, 2/12/20
 - George Canale, Looking Out, 3/18/12

 - Dick Canan made AAA, felt no butterflies in debut; Saw eight pro seasons, never made bigs, 3/5/21

 - Willie Canate earned ML opportunities with Blue Jays in 1993, one in World Series, 9/9/23
 - Victor Cancel, Walk Worked, 5/1/13

 - Art Canestro played five seasons, made high-A; Elbow injury ended career, 11/18/22
 - Jamie Cangemi, Country Hard Stuff, 12/1/15
 - J.J. Cannon, Keep Learning, 3/20/13
 - Jose Cano, Gentleman Pitcher, 7/12/16
 - Ozzie Canseco, Much Experience, 1/4/17
 - Jorge Cantres, Five Outs, 11/25/17
 - Mike Capel, Adjustment Try, 11/30/11
 - Chris Capellan, Started Slow, 2/27/13
 - Buzz Capra, In A Groove, 12/17/12
 - Nick Capra, Made It, 12/10/11

 - Felix Caraballo began as a baseball player, made high-A; Later settled in new job, became street sweeper, 11/19/20
 - Gray Caraballo, Very Strong, 5/9/14
 - Ramon Caraballo, To Practice, 1/21/14
 - Jay Carballo, Little Things, 9/23/18
 - Tom Carcione, Extraordinary Amount, 3/3/14
 - Daniel Cardinas, Bright Spot, 11/18/17

 - Jose Cardona pitched well over two seasons, but an injury ended his career, 7/30/20
 - Frank Carey, Two Straight, 2/1/15
 - P.J. Carey, His Time, 10/29/17

 - Rolando Caridad pitched as expected in high school, well; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 4/16/21
 - Mike Carista, Supposed To, 1/13/14

 - Marianne Carlisle wanted to be a mascot since age 6; As a theater major, she became Willie P. Bananas, 12/27/20
 - Bill Carlson, That Confidence, 11/23/13
 - Dan Carlson, Rather Pitch, 1/21/13
 - Lynn Carlson played two pro seasons, has since coached more than two decades at alma mater, 2/17/20
 - Andy Carlton, Good Day, 9/11/13
 - Kevin Carmody, Relief Duties, 11/14/15
 - Greg Carmona, To Learn, 2/4/19
 - William Carmona, Go-Ahead, 2/9/15
 - Cris Carpenter, Other Pitches, 8/4/11

 - Doug Carpenter worked hard, hoped to be noticed, made AA; Later worked noticing others as coach, scout, 9/13/21
 - Rob Carpentier, Could Play, 3/22/17
 - Chuck Carr, Free Spirit, 6/21/19
 - Ernie Carr, Dropped In, 11/26/18
 - Terry Carr, Line Drives, 5/9/15
 - Carlos Carrasco, Wrong Cycle, 11/28/13
 - Hector Carrasco, Whole Career, 3/11/17
 - Amalio Carreno, Compared To, 9/25/14
 - Donnie Carroll, What If, 5/23/19
 - Kevin Carroll, Baseball Man, 6/28/18

 - Andy Carter started majors career on hit-by-pitch, essentially ended it on another; Saw two ML seasons, 9/26/21
 - David Carter, Really Helped, 12/26/13
 - Dennis Carter, Winter Roster, 8/23/11

 - Eddie Carter set steals records in high school, couldn't continue it in pros; Saw five seasons, made AA, 7/26/22
 - Glenn Carter, Held Out, 9/24/17
 - Jeff Carter, Soda Seller, 3/12/10
 - Jeff Carter, Hoped For, 4/5/14
 - Larry Carter, Honorable Mention, 6/14/17
 - Mike Carter hit a game-winning double in his first pro year; Saw 13 pro campaigns, made AAA, not bigs, 6/27/20
 - Steve Carter, Felt Good, 8/13/10

 - Tim Carter credited his teammates in rookie ball; Played three pro seasons, made high-A, 7/19/20
 - Jovino Carvajal, Ran With, 10/4/15
 - Rich Casarotti, Stalemate Broken, 4/24/15
 - Keith Casey, Stayed In, 12/23/13
 - Tim Casey, His Best, 1/17/12
 - Dave Cash, Helped Them, 6/21/13
 - Larry Casian, Collegiate Competition, 5/1/10
 - Adam Casillas helped Salt Lake to record streak; Played nine seasons, made AAA, 8/2/17
 - Howard "Hop" Cassady, Great Guy, 5/5/19
 - Chris Cassels, First Year, 11/7/15
 - Vince Castaldo made AAA in affiliated ball, got bitter; Turned to independent St. Paul and got remembered, 7/24/20

 - Miguel Castellano helped his team remain in 1991 playoff race; Saw five seasons, made AA, 8/1/20
 - Pedro Castellano's first major league RBI came with some luck, 11/22/19
 - Vinny Castilla, Fan Favorite, 4/5/10
 - Alberto Castillo, Worked Hard, 7/6/18
 - Braulio Castillo, So Hard, 11/17/18
 - Felipe Castillo, Too Much, 2/26/12

 - Frank Castillo pitched well early in bigs, kept it up well enough over 13 ML seasons; Passed in 2013 accident, 3/8/21
 - Juan Castillo, Ready Whenever, 6/29/14

 - Juan Castillo made the bigs for two games; Worked to make it back, but didn't return, 5/27/21

 - Roberto Castillo earned praise from manager in 1990 start; Saw three seasons, Mexico, Venezuela, 9/3/22

 - Kevin Castleberry played as pro for a decade, made AAA, played in Taiwan, 6/12/23
 - Jose Castro, Unbelievable, 1/24/11
 - Nelson Castro, Pretty Hard, 5/15/19
 - Mike Cavers, Pitched Great, 4/7/13
 - Tim Cecil, Turned Out, 6/19/12
 - Andujar Cedeno, Base Hits, 2/22/12
 - Domingo Cedeno, Part Time, 3/1/18
 - Ramon Cedeno, Lucky Night, 2/17/13
 - Scott Centala, Could Throw, 9/24/11
 - Scott Cepicky, Change Over, 3/31/17
 - Mike Cerame has hung around sports a long time, as clubhouse manager, trainer, in sports medicine generally, 5/23/17

 - Mark Cerny got good single at Billings; Played over two seasons, 10/30/23
 - Scott Cerny, Took It, 9/23/17
 - Ray Chadwick, Without a Win, 10/21/10
 - Wes Chamberlain, Played Hard, 5/25/12
 - Travis Chambers, Just Stared, 8/24/11
 - Brian Champion, Own Ability, 11/22/16
 - Keith Champion, No Glamour, 5/12/17
 - Kirk Champion, Role Changes, 4/23/17
 - Tony Chance, Good Combination, 2/25/12
 - Darrin Chapin served as Albany closer in 1990; Saw four total majors games, 5/23/10
 - Mark Chapman, Big Way, 1/26/19

 - Mark Charbonnet came through in clutch over 12 pro seasons; Made AA, played in independent ball, 11/22/20

 - Mark Chasey got into rhythm at single-A; Saw four pro seasons, made AA, 12/26/21

 - Rafael Chaves cried when he made bigs as coach; Spent 12 seasons as player, made AA, 11/7/20
 - Sam Chavez, This Level, 1/1/17
 - Pat Cheek, Career Day, 7/8/17
 - Sean Cheetham, Hot Streak, 8/6/13
 - Bonell Chevalier, Improved Confidence, 12/26/17
 - Scott Chiampariano, Showing Emotion, 7/3/10
 - Rocky Childress, Back to Bend, 2/27/10
 - Barry Chiles, In Front, 7/4/15
 - Joel Chimelis, Watched Over. 10/1/19
 - Steve Chitren, Drove Him, 1/7/17
 - Mark Choate, Came Together, 1/21/17
 - Fred Christopher, Paid Off, 9/20/14
 - Mike Christopher, Winning Replacement, 6/2/10
 - Eric Christopherson, Not Afraid, 1/18/13
 - Akihiko Chiyomaru, Four Seasons, 12/31/13
 - Ric Christian, Put Pressure, 2/23/19
 - Tim Churchill, Hitting Streak, 1/3/13

 - Paul Ciaglo worked to get comfortable at single-A; Played in to pro seasons, saw five total outings, 1/8/21
 - Archi Cianfrocco, That Confidence, 4/4/14
 - Ted Ciesla excelled in American Legion ball; He played two pro seasons, 10/17/19
 - Frank Cimorelli, Never Crossed, 5/27/17
 - Doug Cinnella, No-Hitters, 9/27/19

 - Brian Cisarik hit well for Texas in college; Played five pro seasons, made AA, 11/3/20

 - Gerry Clark had a live, young arm in college; Played four pro seasons, made high-A, 12/5/20

 - Dera Clark, Good Job, 10/19/12
 - Isaiah Clark, Mature Person, 5/17/11
 - Jeff Clark, Legged Out, 1/22/14

 - Mark Clark saw move to Cleveland as opportunity; Saw majors with five teams over a decade, 7/25/22
 - Phil Clark, Bat Took Him, 12/5/10
 - Terry Clark, Plugged Away, 1/11/11
 - Tony Clark, Did Improve, 10/18/16
 - Stan Clarke, Finest Win, 6/27/12
 - Danny Clay, Credited Others, 4/27/11
 - Royal Clayton, Well-Kept, 9/20/11
 - Royce Clayton, No Better Feeling, 9/26/10

 - Sherri Clemans served as the Miami Miracle office manager, a member of the team's 'office personnel', 4/5/22
 - Troy Clemens, Athletic Experience, 5/17/17
 - Stan Cliburn, Care For, 9/4/16
 - Jeff Clifford, Touched Off, 3/19/14
 - Steve Cline, Really Something, 1/28/15
 - Jim Clinton, Kept Him, 5/24/14
 - Casey Close, Positive Emphasis, 9/21/11
 - Pete Coachman, Just A Dream, 11/28/10
 - Marvin Cobb, Two Hitless, 5/17/15
 - Tony Coble played a single season as a pro; He then joined the Army and made First Lieutenant, 7/14/20
 - Dave Cochrane, Real Adversity, 12/6/11
 - Alan Cockrell, Easy Decision, 10/23/11

 - Brian Cofer had speed, tremendous arm; Turned from fielding to pitching in four seasons, made high-A, 9/11/23
 - Stephen Coffey, Rewarding Work, 4/30/13
 - Craig Colbert played nine seasons, made bigs in two; Later related well to players as minors manager, 2/5/12
 - Nate Colbert, Believe It, 10/30/15
 - Rick Colbert, Big Scheme, 6/20/15
 - Greg Colbrunn, Was Himself, 4/11/14
 - Alex Cole, To Behold, 4/2/12

 - Chris Cole showed good location in 1990 start; Saw two pro seasons, made high-A, 11/24/20

 - Mark Cole caught a new pro chance at Reno; Played six seasons, made AA, 9/1/21
 - Marvin Cole learned to relax more, but couldn't take it to the bigs, 11/16/19

 - Popeye Cole used his speed over 10-season pro career; Made AA, saw five independent campaigns, 5/21/23

 - Stu Cole, Paid Off, 3/4/13
 - Victor Cole, Was Relaxed, 5/10/12
 - Dale Coleman, Relief Win, 12/16/18
 - Paul Coleman, Impressed Enough, 11/4/11
 - Rico Coleman, Team Effort, 7/18/14
 - College Stadium in Jamestown saw pro baseball for a long time, 1/3/20

 - Anthony Collier improved his concentration at Vero Beach; Saw six pro seasons, made AA, 2/17/22
 - Al Collins, No-Hitter, 4/21/14
 - Terry Collins, Life in Baseball, 2/7/12

 - Cris Colon remembered advice from late dad, concentrated harder; Made bigs for 14 games, 6/28/22

 - David Colon, Stop Sign, 10/7/11

 - Felix Colon got some key hits over decade in pros; Topped out at AA, 5/25/22
 - Benny Colvard, His Role, 8/11/17

 - Fidel Compres played decade in affiliated ball; Accidentally caused woman's death in 1994 shooting in Las Vegas, 6/29/22
 - Jeff Conine, Ground Floor, 6/7/12
 - Greg Conley, Pitch Caller, 7/7/14
 - John Conner, More Confidence, 5/13/14
 - Craig Connolly, Good Pitches, 3/15/14
 - Steve Connolly, Some Innings, 4/4/16

 - Brian Conroy gained velocity through early career; Saw seven seasons, made AAA, 2/27/23
 - Mike Conroy, All Star Sports, 12/28/16

 - Andres Constant turned prospect, then underwent elbow surgery; Career spanned eight seasons, made AA, 1/19/22
 - Mike Conte, Dual Role, 3/29/15
 - Joaquin Conteras, Big Hit, 2/9/14
 - Guy Conti proved an important figure for Pedro Martinez, others; Later made bigs himself as Mets coach, 6/9/20
 - Nardi Contreras, Just Worked, 4/6/14
 - Jim Converse, First Win, 11/7/17
 - Mike Coolbaugh, Honored Life, 1/14/17
 - Andy Cook, Worked Out, 9/12/12
 - Jeff Cook, Notable Exception, 4/9/11
 - Mike Cook, Sights Set, 5/13/11

 - Ron Cook played five pro seasons, made AA; Did something he'd always hoped to do, 9/18/21

 - Stan Cook proved patient in first pro season; Career spanned two seasons, 10/1/23
 - Steve Cooke lived on the edge of the plate; Saw the majors over six seasons, 3/4/20

 - Cookie the Wichita Wranglers mascot could have been played by any staff member; Replaced by horse, 11/1/20
 - Fred Cooley, Division Title, 3/24/15
 - Mike Coombs guided his players over four decades in game; Briefly played, coached in pros, 6/16/20
 - Ron Coomer, Kept Working, 12/25/16
 - Craig Cooper, Home Runs, 1/10/19
 - Darren Cooper, The Rest, 2/27/15

 - Don Cooper made his pitchers feel comfortable over three decades as White Sox coach, two decades in bigs, 1/1/22
 - Gary Cooper, To Win, 8/6/12
 - Gary Cooper, Work Habits, 2/22/17
 - Jamie Cooper, Dinner Table, 4/7/16
 - Scott Cooper knew he couldn't replace Boggs; Made seven ML seasons, two All-Star games, 6/5/12
 - Tim Cooper, Main Thing, 3/15/19
 - Marc Copeland, Director Honor, 4/20/17
 - Greg Coppeta made his college's Hall of Fame; Played four pro seasons, topped out at AA, 4/3/20
 - Sherman Corbett, Crafty Left-Hander, 5/31/10

 - Archie Corbin had much fun in the majors over three seasons that spanned nine campaigns, 11/27/21
 - Wilfredo Cordero, Athletic Ability, 9/29/12
 - Rheal Cormier kept in good shape over 16 major league seasons; Also saw Olympics twice, 9/8/17
 - Russ Cormier, Winning Streak, 9/25/19
 - Brian Cornelius, Proper Mechanics, 3/25/16

 - Reid Cornelius turned pro out of high school; Saw three ML seasons, later turned coach, 1/1/21
 - Daren Cornell, Chosen Profession, 7/1/17
 - John Corona, His Presence, 6/10/17
 - Amilcar Correa, Couldn't Stop, 4/22/13

 - Edwin Correa made majors at 19, bigs career ended on shoulder injury at 21, 2/11/22
 - Ramser Correa, Didn't Sacrifice, 6/30/17
 - Rod Correia, Remember This, 2/24/14

 - Hernan Cortes had rocky start to pro career; Came back to see for pro seasons, made AA, 5/5/21
 - Brian Costello, Sports Medicine, 3/4/17
 - Fred Costello, Never Know, 7/16/16

 - Tim Costo turned pro with weighty comparisons; Played nine seasons, made bigs in two, 8/26/22

 - John Cotton saw 15 pro seasons, AAA in five of them; Missed bigs, 8/23/23

 - Kevin Coughlin gained confidence at single-A, he then got to play with Jordan; Made AAA, 3/26/21
 - Mike Couture ran himself from college to the pros; Saw four seasons, made AA, 7/7/20
 - Boyce Cox, Hard Work, 8/3/18
 - Danny Cox, Other Games, 9/9/17
 - Darron Cox, At the Plate, 7/11/12
 - Jeff Cox, More Practice, 3/3/13
 - Bruce Crabbe, Not Kidding, 3/22/11
 - Mark Craft, Stolen Pass, 3/15/14
 - Dale Craig hit a rally-starting home run at high-A; Played three seasons, never made AA, 1/10/20
 - Morris Craig, Specific Goals, 7/29/13
 - Gregg Crain, Sports Injuries, 8/1/17
 - Bill Cramer, Home Run, 11/29/13

 - Rich Crane took his pitch selectivity from college to the pros, saw three pro seasons, 9/22/20
 - Todd Credeur played five pro seasons, made AA; Later appears to have gone into law enforcement, 7/18/16
 - Ed Creech, Life Blood, 8/3/15

 - Ben Creed started as Miracle sales director, later moved up to roles with the Marlins in bigs, 4/7/22
 - David Croak, College Accolade, 2/19/15

 - Rusty Crockett got hit off Clemens in college exhibition; Played six pro seasons, made AA, 3/5/21

 - Tripp Cromer filled in one season for Ozzie Smith; Saw time over eight major league campaigns, 7/30/22

 - Nate Cromwell, League Record, 10/19/11
 - Chris Cron grew up eating and sleeping baseball; Made bigs over two seasons, for 12 games, 2/8/11

 - Doug Cronk hit homers at Gastonia, but couldn't keep it up; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 6/23/22
 - Todd Crosby, Two Choices, 1/28/12
 - Jesse Cross, Biggest Day, 1/17/18
 - Ron Crowe, Those Days, 1/22/15
 - Terry Crowley, Infield Prospect, 2/24/12
 - Jamie Crump, All-Region, 7/25/15
 - Andres Cruz, Five Innings, 3/8/13
 - Daniel Cruz, Two Positions, 10/7/16
 - Ismael Cruz, International Signings, 6/27/13

 - Ivan Cruz knew he had to be realistic; Eventually saw four ML seasons, Japan, 9/16/21
 - Jose Cruz, That List, 6/3/19

 - Nandi Cruz ran hard, helped his teams late; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 12/29/21
 - Romy Cucjen, In His Hands, 4/4/10
 - Lavell Cudjo, Another Nickname, 11/11/12
 - Bobby Cuellar, What Happens, 12/23/14

 - Johnny Cuevas looked fastball, hit AA home run; Saw 10 pro seasons, made AAA, 4/28/23
 - Steve Culkar, Back Pocket, 5/21/13
 - George Culver, Best Situation, 9/30/14
 - Abdiel Cumberbatch, His Part, 3/17/19
 - John Cumberland, Comfortable Night, 4/7/10

 - Brian Cummings pitched well in early 1990 game at Durham; Saw four seasons, made high-A, 5/8/23
 - John Cummings, Learned To, 11/5/17
 - Steve Cummings, Case of Nerves, 11/13/10
 - Earl Cunningham tried to do the best he could, 11/24/19
 - Everett Cunningham, Could Pitch, 3/23/19
 - Kenn Cunningham, Leadership Added, 10/31/16

 - Sean Cunningham served as minors trainer, later on staff in Montreal and as head trainer with Marlins, 1/16/21
 - Troy Cunningham, Heads Up, 8/23/14

 - Wayne Cunningham didn't really play baseball, but what he did do, came in television, 1/9/21
 - Rob Curnow, Two Singles, 7/30/14
 - Matt Current, More Proud, 12/25/12

 - Brian Currie credited his father for being a lefty; Played four pro seasons, 10/8/23
 - Steve Curry, Best Job, 11/17/13
 - Steve Curry, Threw Everything, 12/10/16
 - Chad Curtis played in 10 ML seasons; He's now in prison for criminal sexual conduct related to three teenage girls, 2/8/20
 - Craig Curtis, Bright Spot, 9/28/13
 - John Curtis signed to play football in college, later signed in pro baseball; Played two seasons, 3/13/20
 - Mike Curtis, Future Considerations, 10/20/10
 - Milt Cuyler, Ran Into, 1/4/12
 - Jim Czajkowski, Big Leaguer, 6/10/14

 - Chris Czarnik got credit for no-hitter at high-A; Saw three pro seasons, made AAA, 4/18/23