A to Z: 1990 Minor League Players, Baseball Profiles

What happened to your favorite minor league team in 1990? Find out here. Since late 2009, the players of 1990 have been featured at Greatest21Days.com, one at a time. Here, they've been ordered here alphabetically. 

Every player has a story. With the help of contemporaneous newspaper articles, find that story here.


Most recent players added Aug. 16, 2025
List of 1990 minor league players featured, in alphabetical order:

Total: 4,457

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

A
 - Bill Abare got big hit at Dunedin, saw three pro seasons, 10/31/13
 - Glenn Abbott saw bigs over decade, later turned coach, 7/27/14
 - Kurt Abbott's first ML hit went for homer, saw 9 seasons, 3/22/15
 - Kyle Abbott saw time in four major league seasons, Japan, 10/4/17
 - Paul Abbott returned from injuries, made 11 ML seasons, 5/23/11
 - Terry Abbott pitched, then coached, scouted, instructed, 11/12/12
 - Keiji Abe believed importance of learning US baseball, 12/19/13
 - Frankie Abreu saw seven pro seasons, briefly made AAA, 1/30/19
 - Odie Abril found pitching in Legion, took to 7 seasons, 3/17/23
 - Clemente Acosta pitched in 7 pro seasons, made AA in 3, 5/27/11

 - Manny Acta became trusted voice as majors coach, manager, 2/29/24
 - Rick Adair played, later made majors as pitching coach, 1/15/11
 - Dave Adam hit his spots over eight pro seasons, made AA, 10/16/17
 - Brian Adams set records in college, saw two pro seasons, 12/16/12
 - Dave Adams worked to keep batters off stride in 4 seasons, 9/26/22
 - Dave Adams worked to step up over three pro seasons, 10/19/22
 - Gary Adams played three pro seasons, made single-A, 12/26/13
 - Morgan Adams had slow HS game start, made 13 pro outings, 1/18/17
 - Steve Adams had bad inning in 1990 game, saw six seasons, 7/10/14
 - Joel Adamson proved himself over 3 major league seasons, 7/25/17

 - Jim Adduci got majors chances over four seasons, three clubs, 9/17/12
 - Steve Adkins' major league career spanned five games, 7/25/11
 - Troy Afenir did well enough for bigs, saw four seasons, 5/1/12
 - David Agado threw college no-hitter, saw two pro seasons, 2/8/15
 - Sal Agostinelli saw 10 seasons, AAA, later scouted, more, 5/26/11
 - Luis Aguayo saw decade in majors as player, later coached, 5/13/18
 - Brian Ahern broke bat in college, saw 7 pro seasons, AAA, 6/4/12
 - Kelly Ahrens played two pro seasons, then chose family, 1/20/15
 - Tom Akins announced for Indianapolis, collected, drummed, 5/28/24
 - Gibson Alba made the majors, career spanned three games, 2/6/12

 - Hector Alberro tried pitching comeback, then came injury, 10/15/24
 - Pete Alborano hit grand slam with Eugene; Played 7 seasons, 3/7/13
 - Eric Albright worked to play every day over four pro seasons, 8/19/21
 - Francisco Alcantara proved workhorse over two pro seasons, 4/5/20
 - Jimmy Alder crushed it at Fayetteville, made AA with Tigers, 10/22/16
 - Scott Aldred returned from injury to continue bigs career, 4/11/10
 - Rich Aldrete played 9 seasons, then owned baseball academy, 4/6/16
 - Jay Aldrich saw 3 majors seasons, fell into numbers game, 6/6/10
 - Tom Aldrich saw three pro seasons, made AAA with Tigers, 10/11/13
 - Paul Alegre used karate in high school to make pros, 11/26/13

 - Chris Alesio went to college near home, played pro season, 2/18/17
 - Dave Alexander impressed as walk-on, saw two pro seasons, 3/28/22
 - Don Alexander coached in minors with Astros, Padres, others, 1/16/16
 - Gary Alexander turned high school coach after 7 pro seasons, 9/26/14
 - Gerald Alexander threw perfect inning with Rangers, 10/6/14
 - Manny Alexander stayed ready over 11 majors seasons, 2/12/16
 - Maximo Aleys saw three pro seasons, high-A San Jose, 1/29/15
 - Jesus Alfaro saw 17 seasons, became El Paso's most popular, 1/23/19
 - Tom Alfredson tended to press over 8 pro seasons, made AA, 6/3/13
 - Edwin Alicea started high, then moved down, topped at AAA, 5/22/23

 - Luis Alicea played well enough for 13 major league seasons, 9/10/17
 - All Star Sports in Stockton sold souvenirs, baseball cards, 12/28/16
 - Karl Allaire became journeyman over 9 minors seasons, 9/3/11
 - Brian Allard saw three major league seasons, then coached, 2/24/13
 - Chad Allen knew importance of school, saw four pro seasons, 8/16/23
 - Dave Allen won statewide HS honor, played 7 pro seasons, 1/20/16
 - Harold Allen used his work habits to make AAA with Astros, 7/3/16
 - Neil Allen found majors success as closer, later as starter, 5/24/12
 - Rick Allen played 6 seasons, made AA with Reds, Twins, 11/17/12
 - Steve Allen looked to be consistent, healthy. Made AAA, 1/1/16

 - Tom Allison saw playing time as basis for career as scout, 6/13/21
 - Beau Allred saw parts of 3 majors seasons with Indians, 12/29/11


 - Bob Ayrault made bigs over 2 seasons with Phillies, Mariners, 9/9/10
 - Oscar Azocar saw 3 majors seasons, free-swinger reputation, 6/17/10
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B







 - Pete Blohm had good Augusta season, played seven total, 3/16/13
 - Greg Blosser saw 22 ML games in two seasons, also Japan, 2/26/23 
 - Jim Blueberg proved a late bloomer, saw six pro seasons, 8/11/12
 - Brad Bluestone was trainer in Louisville in pros, college, 2/28/12
 - Rob Blumberg proved strikeout pitcher early, saw 4 seasons, 10/24/13
 - Steve Boatman went from high school to two pro seasons, 3/27/25
 - Doug Bochtler showed determination in bigs as player, coach, 12/11/13
 - Bruce Bochy proved highly respected minors, majors manager, 2/2/17
 - Eric Boddie worked to show he could play, saw 3 seasons, 1/28/22
 - Rod Boddie saw 3 pro seasons, missed bigs, became lawyer, 1/29/21
 - Keith Bodie worked to improve players as minors manager, 11/20/14

 - Tim Bogar knew he'd make the majors, not star, later coached, 8/3/10
 - Helms Bohringer saw 3 seasons, turned high school coach, 11/21/17
 - Ken Bolek taught baseball skills as manager, instructor, 4/20/14
 - Frank Bolick hit five homers in majors, hit more in Japan, 4/29/11
 - Rod Bolton didn't dwell, saw bigs over 2 seasons, Japan, 4/29/21
 - Tom Bolton pitched well in Tigers start, saw 8 bigs seasons, 11/8/13
 - Brian Boltz learned new grip in college, saw 3 pro seasons, 4/6/15
 - Marc Bombard pitched in minors, became minors manager, 7/15/14
 - Daven Bond saw 7 pro seasons, then turned softball coach, 7/4/16
 - Ricky Bones used luck, opportunity over 11 majors seasons, 3/28/20

 - George Bonilla made college record book, pros, saw AAA, 1/26/12
 - Eddie Bonine was baseball guy, went into HS athletics, 12/23/13
 - Jeffry Bonner hit well in long Clinton game, saw 3 seasons, 1/20/15
 - Eric Booker saw five pro seasons, made AA with Athletics, 3/21/14
 - Greg Booker saw eight majors seasons, seven with Padres, 7/29/10
 - Danny Boone's 3rd ML season came 8 years after his 2nd, 4/18/10
 - Gary Boone became Mesa State's ace, saw one pro season, 12/8/24
 - John Boothby started in Australia, released after stunt, 6/18/21
 - Pedro Borbon worked hard, made bigs with Braves, others, 1/17/14
 - Mark Borcherding saw 5 seasons, made single-A with Reds, 2/12/14

 - Derek Botelho played in 2 ML seasons, coached in minors, 2/4/15
 - Alan Botkin played team game over 7 pro seasons, made AA, 5/11/17
 - Kent Bottenfield had tough insides, saw nine majors seasons, 4/17/14
 - Jake Botts threw high school no-hitter, saw 3 pro seasons, 5/26/19
 - Denis Boucher played in majors for Blue Jays, Expos, 1/19/18
 - Eric Boudreaux played 6 seasons, made AAA with Phillies, 2/11/11
 - Rafael Bournigal played good defense, saw 7 ML seasons, 11/5/18
 - Mark Bowden started, relieved over decade in pros, 2/13/15

 - Ryan Bowen earned reputation as hard-luck majors pitcher, 1/5/12
 - Brent Bowers made bigs, coached, resigned in ump matter, 1/22/17
 - Jim Bowie saw 6 ML games with Athletics over 12 seasons, 7/25/10
 - Joe Boyce hit big Boise HR, saw 5 seasons over decade, 11/4/23
 - Tommy Boyce had big night for Salt Lake, saw 3 seasons, 4/10/22
 - Clete Boyer played in bigs, coached, had game perception, 4/13/11
 - Cloyd Boyer saw 5 ML seasons, later sought by Bobby Cox, 8/26/15
 - John Braase helped college team, made three pro seasons, 10/16/20
 - Miah Bradbury waited, then got drafted by the Miami Miracle, 11/22/23
 - Troy Bradford threw college complete games, saw 6 seasons, 4/25/13

 - Vince Bradford played 2 pro baseball seasons, then football, 10/30/16
 - Mike Bradish played for South Bend, his mother almost did, 4/16/21
 - Bert Bradley used lessons learned as player as coach, 3/29/15
 - Eric Bradley did what he needed to do over 3 pro seasons, 10/16/13
 - Mike Bradley returned from injury to pros, saw two seasons, 10/15/22
 - Terry Bradshaw had impact with Cardinals, saw 2 seasons, 3/3/17
 - Brian Brady celebrated 1st ML hit with milk, didn't get more, 7/6/11
 - Mike Brady got traded, had early success, saw 4 pro seasons, 11/14/21
 - Mike Brady went from Florida State to 5 seasons, high-A, 8/24/25
 - Pat Brady swung well at Reading, saw 7 seasons, made AAA, 2/3/13
 - Jimmy Bragan served as 'boom time' Southern League president, 8/11/19

 - Mark Brakebill saw pro baseball as life, then as secondary, 6/28/23
 - Bill Brakeley made college improvements, saw 3 pro seasons, 6/20/20
 - Jeff Braley threw sidearm over five pro seasons, made AA, 3/6/16
 - Paul Branconier kept his cool in college, saw 4 pro seasons, 11/28/17
 - Jeff Brannon helped his Savannah team, saw five pro seasons, 6/26/15

 - Scott Brow made 4 majors seasons with Blue Jays, Dbacks, 8/20/13
 - Adam Brown felt invincible when he signed, not decade later, 10/15/11
 - Anthony Brown joined Pirates as Pa. native, saw 3 seasons, 2/16/20
 - Dana Brown played 3 pro seasons, later turned Astros GM, 12/12/12
 - Daren Brown played, managed in minors, filled in in bigs, 10/18/13
 - Dickie Brown saw 8 pro seasons, made team's record book, 3/12/15
 - Don Brown showed maturity, leadership, saw 6 pro seasons, 11/4/21
 - Duane Brown's career spanned decade, saw high-A, Taiwan, 2/25/25
 - Jackie Brown made 7 ML seasons as player, later as coach, 6/19/14
 - Jarvis Brown's hard work paid off in majors, World Series, 11/7/13
 - Jimmy Brown saw some success in GCL, played 3 pro seasons, 5/14/19

 - Keith Brown saw 4 majors seasons, then fought cancer, 12/24/10
 - Kevin Brown showed poise, made 3 major league seasons, 6/1/12
 - Kurt Brown kept working over seven pro seasons, made AAA, 5/30/13
 - Marty Brown took hard-nosed play to bigs, Japan, manage, 5/20/22
 - Matt Brown sometimes got lucky over 6 seasons, made AA, 7/10/24
 - Mike Brown played 9 seasons, including 2 as pitcher, made AA, 2/26/20
 - Mike Brown believed in his players, managed 5 years, played, 12/18/20
 - Mike Brown saw six major league seasons, coached, scouted, 12/22/22
 - Paul Brown looked forward to pro baseball, saw 5 seasons, 2/20/23
 - Randy Brown experienced much over 11 seasons, made AAA, 6/20/21

 - Rob Brown got split-finger working, saw 5 seasons, AAA, 6/21/22
 - Tab Brown saw 3 minor league seasons, each with Braves, 12/18/11
 - Tim Brown threw 7-inning perfect game at AAA, missed bigs, 3/2/18
 - Todd Brown helped minor league teams for decade, made AAA, 7/26/25
 - Tom Brown recruited Ben McDonald, later coached in minors, 5/26/13
 - Tony Brown worked to hit hard over decade-plus in pros, 12/25/16
 - Mike Browning's playing career spanned fifteen years, 7/10/16
 - Jason Broyles got relief win in Great Falls, saw two seasons, 5/28/19
 - Frank Brubaker saw 2 seasons, missed bigs, son made it, 5/3/21
 - Tom Bruck amassed college record wins, saw 2 pro seasons, 1/29/14
 - J.T. Bruett made majors with Twins over two seasons, 8/30/11

 - Jacob Brumfield returned from injury, made 7 ML seasons, 1/1/24
 - Rich Buonantony's dad pledged to retire if he made bigs, 8/22/15
 - Dave Burba took bright future to 15 major league seasons, 6/23/12
 - Tim Burcham played 10 seasons, proved anxious one spring, 2/12/11
 - Kevin Burdick got dugout broken nose at AAA, missed bigs, 6/13/10
 - Stacey Burdick got outs enough to turn pro, saw six seasons, 5/22/13
 - Bob Burgess worked as minors assistant GM, minors GM, 3/21/20
 - John Burgos saw 18 pro seasons, five of those in Taiwan, 1/28/19
 - Paco Burgos expressed confidence, saw 8 pro seasons, AAA, 12/19/15

 - Robert Burguillos went from Venezuela to 18 pro games, 11/9/24
 - John Burkett relaxed, became reliable majors pitcher, 5/30/14
 - Travis Burley turned pro from high school, played 3 seasons, 1/30/17
 - Joe Burnett played 1 season, career ended on broken jaw, 2/2/25
 - Jeromy Burnitz drew Maris comparisons, saw 14 bigs seasons, 5/7/21
 - Kevin Burrell turned pro, relaxed, saw 11 seasons, AAA, 12/5/14
 - Eric Burroughs used his speed in HS football, pro baseball, 5/18/13
 - Ken Burroughs played 4 seasons, then coached, instructed, 11/23/17
 - Terry Burrows critiqued himself, then made four bigs seasons, 8/21/20
 - Bob Burton started as trainer, then moved to sports medicine, 6/15/18

 - Chris Burton won honors, saw 3 pro seasons, passed in 2014, 11/25/16
 - Mike Burton saw 7 pro baseball seasons, then turned golf pro, 5/23/14
 - Dennis Burtt got his bigs chances over 2 seasons, saw 16, 7/19/12
 - Wayne Busby set high standards, saw six seasons, made AA, 1/2/22
 - Mike Busch made 2 hard decisions, both led to baseball, 5/19/20
 - Rodney Busha won 2nd pro game in 1990, didn't win more, 8/3/20
 - Chris Bushing went somewhere else, then went to majors, 12/10/13
 - Juan Bustabad played decade in minors, then turned coach, 12/1/17
 - Rafael Bustamante rallied over four minor league seasons, 2/11/14
 - Albert Bustillos threw hard, saw 10 seasons, AAA, Taiwan, 8/31/25
 - Arthur Butcher saved Beloit game with throw, saw 3 seasons, 6/29/17

 - Mike Butcher used toughness in majors as player, coach, 9/15/17
 - Sal Butera made majors as player, then helped others there, 3/16/24
 - Brian Butterfield helped Jeter, coached decades in game, 1/1/15
 - Chris Butterfield believed he'd make bigs, missed in 9 years, 11/28/21
 - Rod Byerly worked over three pro seasons, made high-A, 1/22/14
 - John Byington hit on spot over 7 pro seasons, made AAA, 7/5/17
 - James Byrd played 7 pro seasons, made bigs for 2 games, 3/25/23
 - Matt Cakora progressed enough to make AA over 4 seasons, 11/23/23
 - Jim Campanis followed dad to 6 pro seasons, wrote book, 7/7/23
 - Mike Campas hit well at U San Francisco, saw 3 pro seasons, 5/7/17
 - Darrin Campbell wanted to catch as pro, saw seven seasons, 12/30/21
 - Donovan Campbell knew value of work, saw 4 pro seasons, 5/27/23
 - Jim Campbell made bigs for two games, had trouble in first, 3/8/13
 - Kevin Campbell saw bigs over 5 seasons, sometimes started, 11/2/18
 - Mike Campbell hoped for big things with Mariners, 6/12/12
 - Frank Campos got win in long game, saw 9 seasons, AAA, 10/29/18
 - Genaro Campusano played 5 pro seasons, son later followed, 2/12/20

 - George Canale saw bigs over three seasons with Brewers, 3/18/12
 - Dick Canan felt no butterflies in AAA debut, missed majors, 3/5/21
 - Willie Canate made one ML season, also saw World Series, 9/9/23
 - Victor Cancel sparked rally in 1991 game, saw 4 seasons, 5/1/13
 - Casey Candaele took competitiveness to 9 majors seasons, 7/27/25
 - Art Canestro saw five pro seasons, elbow injury ended career, 11/18/22
 - John Cangelosi took his small size to 13 majors seasons, 3/1/25
 - Jamie Cangemi threw country hard stuff over six pro seasons, 12/1/15
 - J.J. Cannon used ability across game as player, coach, 3/20/13
 - Jose Cano pitched in 6 ML games, home run derby to son, 7/12/16
 - Ozzie Canseco amassed experience over 15 pro seasons, 1/4/17

 - Jorge Cantres played three pro seasons in Dodgers system, 11/25/17
 - Mike Capel tried to be aggressive over three majors seasons, 11/30/11
 - Carlos Capellan played 8 pro seasons, made AA with Twins, 2/27/13
 - Buzz Capra played in majors, later coached in minors, 12/17/12
 - Nick Capra made it in 1st ML trip, saw 5 seasons, 45 games, 12/10/11
 - Felix Caraballo began in baseball, later took city job, 11/19/20
 - Gary Caraballo did job in pros, AA with Royals, Twins, 5/9/14
 - Ramon Caraballo learned language, then saw 2 ML seasons, 1/21/14
 - Jay Carballo learned lessons in college, saw single season, 9/23/18
 - Tom Carcione took pro experience to coaching, saw decade, 3/3/14

 - Daniel Cardenas proved bright spot at Salem, saw 4 seasons, 11/18/17
 - Jose Cardona pitched well in 2 seasons, injury ended career, 7/30/20
 - Frank Carey helped Stanford to title, saw three pro seasons, 2/1/15
 - P.J. Carey used work ethic as player, then as manager, 10/29/17

 - Roberto Castillo saw 3 minors seasons, Angels single-A, 9/3/22
 - Kevin Castleberry saw decade as pro, made AAA, Taiwan, 6/12/23



 - Paul Ciaglo played in 2 pro seasons, 5 total outings, 1/8/21
 - Archi Cianfrocco showed confidence over 7 ML seasons, 4/4/14
 - Ted Ciesla excelled in Legion ball, saw 2 pro seasons, 10/17/19
 - Frank Cimorelli pushed through minors for 11 ML games, 5/27/17
 - Doug Cinnella threw no-hitters for first two pro wins, 9/27/19
 - Brian Cisarik hit well in college, played 5 pro seasons, 11/3/20
 - Steve Ciszczon served as trainer in minors, high school, 5/20/24
 - Jim Clancy became early Blue Jays regular, passed in 2025, 8/3/25
 - Dera Clark proved exception in college, saw decade in pros, 10/19/12
 - Garry Clark had live, young arm in college, played 4 seasons, 12/5/20
 - Isaiah Clark matured from early injury, saw 6 seasons, 5/17/11

 - Jeff Clark legged out single in GCL, saw high-A in 4 seasons, 1/22/14
 - Mark Clark made major leagues with 5 teams over decade, 7/25/22
 - Phil Clark's bat took him to majors over five seasons, 12/5/10
 - Terry Clark kept plugging away, made bigs in 6 seasons, 1/11/11
 - Tim Clark tried pitching then led minors in RBI, saw AA, 3/31/24
 - Tony Clark played 15 ML seasons, then became union head, 10/18/16
 - Stan Clarke returned for bigs win after hurt shoulder, 6/27/12
 - Danny Clay used fastball to make majors over 17 games, 4/27/11
 - Royal Clayton pitched well enough to make AAA, Taiwan, 9/20/11
 - Royce Clayton celebrated bigs call, saw 17 seasons, 9/26/10

 - Sherri Clemans served as Miami Miracle office manager, 4/5/22
 - Troy Clemens found baseball in college, saw 7 seasons, 5/17/17
 - Stan Cliburn played, managed, cared for players' careers, 9/4/16
 - Jeff Clifford played single season, in Athletics system, 3/19/14
 - Steve Cline played six seasons, then saw years as coach, 1/28/15
 - Jim Clinton played anywhere over 7 seasons, made AAA, 5/24/14
 - Casey Close saw 5 seasons, AAA, later became top agent, 9/21/11
 - Pete Coachman got his callup in 1990, saw 16 ML games, 11/28/10
 - Marvin Cobb helped in relief at Bend, saw 4 seasons, 5/17/15
 - Tony Coble played one pro season, then joined the Army, 7/14/20

 - Dave Cochrane overcame bad infection to make majors, 12/6/11
 - Alan Cockrell played 9 majors games, later coached there, 10/23/11
 - Brian Cofer went from fielder to pitcher in 4 seasons, 9/11/23

 - Cris Colon remembered advice, made majors over 14 games, 6/28/22 






 - Jeff Datz made 7 major league games, later coached there, 11/21/10

 - Pat Daugherty became Iowa college legend, later scouted, 12/10/19
 - Phil Dauphin plugged away, saw seven seasons, made AAA, 5/2/13
 - Adell Davenport saw college summer ball, 8 pro seasons, 1/8/11
 - Greg David learned pro realities over 8 seasons, made AA, 4/2/20
 - Bobby Davidson saw one major league outing in 8 seasons, 1/23/11
 - Mark Davidson created opportunities over 6 ML seasons, 7/30/25
 - Mike Davino worked on velocity, saw 3 pro seasons, AAA, 1/4/22
 - Jim Davins showed good arm, saw seven seasons, made AAA, 7/8/12
 - Bo Davis played over three pro seasons, passed in 2005, 2/13/16
 - Bret Davis threw strikes, made pros over 4 seasons, AAA, 1/13/21
 - Brian Davis had good night at high-A, saw 5 seasons, 6/24/18

 - Butch Davis played hard, saw eight major league seasons, 8/16/11
 - Chris Davis pitched when needed, saw 3 seasons, high-A, 7/25/21
 - Courtney Davis went from walk-on to pro baseball, A ball, 1/5/13
 - Doug Davis made majors for 7 games, last 4 seasons later, 5/19/10
 - Freddie Davis showed confidence, saw 5 pro seasons, AA, 5/28/22
 - Glenn Davis got help, went from tough youth to ML star, 7/12/25
 - Greg Davis earned college honors, saw two pro seasons, 5/9/19
 - Jay Davis missed bigs in 2 decades, became star in Korea, 3/6/17
 - Jerry Davis kept head up over 3 seasons in rookie ball, 8/9/24
 - Mark Davis felt confident, made majors over three games, 9/29/17
 - Mike Davis had big night at Watertown, saw 2 pro seasons, 8/20/23

 - Nick Davis opened pro career with big hit, saw 4 seasons, 5/9/18
 - Rick Davis stayed optimistic in 5 pro seasons, made AAA, 10/18/15
 - Russ Davis dreamed about majors, made it over 8 seasons, 12/25/22
 - Steve Davis made majors, worked to stay, saw 4 seasons, 3/26/11
 - Steve Davis saw Reds, Mets systems in 7 seasons, made AA, 7/16/19
 - Steve Davis served as trainer at Birmingham for Jordan, 12/26/21
 - Scott Davis broke bats as pitcher, played one pro season, 9/24/18
 - Scott Davison made majors over two seasons as pitcher, 12/6/13
 - Tim Davis enjoyed playing , then got hurt, saw 4 seasons, 7/9/21
 - Brian Deak played 10 seasons as minors catcher, made AAA, 6/6/23




 - Danny Deville, Like That, 10/11/15
 - Diamond Jim Devitt served in Vietnam, worked in Ga. media, 2/14/21
 - Dan Devoe, Chosen Profession, 3/3/15
 - Mark Dewey, Game Saved, 3/27/16
 - Todd Dewey saw new organization as new ML shot, made AAA, 4/22/23
 - Alberto Diaz made perfect sacrifice in 1991, saw 5 seasons, 5/14/18
 - Alex Diaz, Type of Game, 10/25/10
 - Andres Diaz went form Dominican to pros, saw two seasons, 6/4/19
 - Carlos Diaz, Brief Stay, 6/3/11
 - German Diaz, Position Switch, 4/24/13
 - Mario Diaz, Helped Win, 2/24/14
 - Rafael Diaz returned from Mexico with a new chance in 1997; Never made bigs, 12/11/19
 - Remigio Diaz, Came Through, 11/8/15
 - Sandy Diaz saw 4 seasons, high-A, 10/25/14
 - Steve Diaz, Minors Life, 11/21/15
 - Steve DiBartolomeo liked pitching in relief, saw 3 seasons, 1/25/20
 - Bobby Dickerson made majors as coach, AAA as player, 7/12/13
 - Lance Dickson, Called Up, 4/29/13
 - Patrick Dietrick, Tie-Breaker, 7/6/12
 - Dick Dietz, Called Back, 2/8/13
 - Scott Diez paid dues, saw 9 seasons, AA, missed majors, 8/31/24
 - Corey Diggs played Vellejo's Wilson Park, 2 pro seasons, 5/24/25
 - Tony Diggs loved baseball; He played and managed it over three decades, never made bigs, 7/4/20
 - Gordon Dillard faltered in only ML start, saw 2 seasons, 5/1/11
 - Jim Dillon, That Opportunity, 3/20/14
 - Frank DiMichele, Made Of, 10/1/17
 - Dinger the Duck had some competition in Niagara Falls as mascot; He and team stayed five seasons, 4/22/20
 - Paul DiPino, Reminded Him, 11/20/16
 - Jerry DiPoto played in bigs, scouted, survived cancer; He's since become a major league GM, 8/23/22
 - Gary DiSarcina, Got Settled, 5/7/12
 - Colin Dixon believed if he had a uniform, he had a chance; Saw seven pro seasons, briefly made AAA, 5/7/22
 - Dee Dixon, New Thing, 1/16/19
 - Dickie Dixon spotted ball, made high-A, 6/22/24
 - Eddie Dixon, Chance to Pitch, 8/23/10
 - Steve Dixon pitched with much energy; Saw six ML appearances over two seasons, 6/17/15
 - Bill Dodd, Playing Baseball, 8/19/17
 - Tom Dodd, A Success, 6/3/12
 - Bo Dodson, Sunk In, 11/29/15
 - Pat Dodson, Impressive Spring, 10/10/14
 - Scott Doffek, All Climates, 12/2/17
 - John Doherty wanted to play baseball, saw 5  ML seasons, 9/4/21
 - Bob Dombrowski, College Injury, 11/28/12
 - Ray Domecq, Team Slogan, 2/25/15
 - Frank Dominguez guessed right in high school, saw 4 seasons, 5/11/15
 - Ken Dominguez, Changed Goal, 10/7/15
 - Tim Donahue stayed positive over three pro seasons, made high-A; Later saw his son turn pro, 11/21/20
 - Tremayne Donald provided excitement over 4 pro seasons, 10/6/24
 - Chris Donnels impressed in ML debut, saw 8 seasons, Japan, 9/16/19
 - Luis Dorante played six seasons as catcher, then turned minors manager, skill evaluator, 3/25/23
 - Chris Dorn delivered at high-A, played six seasons, 6/23/18
 - Brian Dorsett, Hung Around, 4/9/14
 - Lee Dorsey got drafted, but didn't sign; Signed out of tryout, saw three pro games, 3/30/21
 - Jason Doss almost hit the ceiling when drafted out of high school, 11/15/19
 - Bruce Dostal made bigs in 8th season, never got in game, 2/18/22
 - Sean Doty provided steady pitching over four pro seasons, 5/17/13
 - Todd Douma went to new college, showed what he could do; Saw four seasons, made AAA, 5/10/21
 - Brian Dour, Very Proud, 1/31/13
 - Troy Dovey played five pro seasons, later went into movies, 9/22/13
 - Ken Dowell, Weak Bat, 4/6/10
 - Rick Down coached in majors 16 seasons, played to AAA, 7/9/13
 - Dan Doyel served as minors trainer, 3/9/19
 - Jim Doyle helped Salt Lake to cheap win, saw one season, 2/8/25
 - Tom Doyle, Tested Love, 6/17/14
 - D.J. Dozier played football in college and in NFL, but he missed baseball; Later made bigs, too, 12/5/21
 - Marek Drabinski, Stayed On, 12/9/16
 - Moe Drabowsky, Psychological Rewards, 3/26/12
 - Brian Drahman, For Him, 6/5/13
 - Sam Drake, International Diplomacy, 6/18/17
 - Mike Draper got shifted from starting to relief, then made the bigs with another shift, to the Mets, 8/10/21
 - Tom Drees, Better Word, 9/17/11
 - Tom Drell got off to a good start at high-A, then he walked away; He no longer found joy playing, 5/10/20
 - Kirk Dressendorfer, Different Life, 2/22/14
 - Steve Dreyer didn't expect to be drafted; He then made the majors over two seasons, 8/30/20
 - Lee Driggers, More Satisfaction, 4/10/13
 - Bill Drohan pitched well in high school, saw 4 pro seasons, 12/14/23
 - Rich Dubee coached in minors, later Phillies, others in bigs, 3/16/11
 - Brian DuBose hoped to play for hometown, saw 10 pro seasons, 10/8/16
 - Rob Ducey, Big Responsibility, 5/4/12
 - David Duchin helped players as minors trainer over at least six seasons with Indians, Red Sox, 3/22/23
 - Kyle Duey, His Spots, 1/15/17
 - Scott Duff played four seasons, later lost drug battle, 5/5/13
 - Tom Duffin played 2 seasons, became top high school coach, 1/24/25
 - Darrin Duffy proved capable over seven pro seasons; Made AAA, missed bigs, 3/6/21 
 - Kyle Duke made six pro seasons, AA, 10/23/17
 - Willie Dukes played 3 seasons, then became firefighter, 6/21/21
 - Tim Dulin, Good Competition, 11/23/11
 - Kirk Dulom buckled down, got back on college field and turned pro; Played single pro campaign, 2/4/21
 - Matt Dunbar, Fifth Game, 9/14/15
 - Tommy Dunbar, Bad Break, 3/14/13
 - Chip Duncan enjoyed every minute of pro career; Saw 12 pro seasons, made AAA, Taiwan, 3/19/18
 - Travis Dunlap, Wasn't Nervous, 8/5/15
 - Brian Dunn became 'hitting star' in August 1990 game; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 5/20/21
 - Steve Dunn, Big Spot, 10/24/14
 - Steve Dunn pitched well in college, saw 3 pro seasons, 5/11/15
 - Rick Dunnum pitched wherever needed over 4 pro seasons, 3/12/24
 - Ignacio Duran, Bases Cleared, 5/27/15
 - Durham Bulls' famous snorting bull got start in movie, 9/3/24
 - Joe Durham, Does Good, 4/6/13
 - Marty Durkin he had the green light in Legion ball; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 3/26/22
 - Gene Dusan, Something Different, 12/29/17
 - Brad DuVall saw 3 pro seasons, career ended on injury, 7/20/22
 - Linton Dyer tried different plate approach, saw six seasons, 1/14/24
 - Mike Dyer, Opportunity to Pitch, 6/26/10
 - Andy Dziadkowiec, Third Round, 5/8/11
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 - Tom Ealy helped Lakeland to two 1992 wins; Played eight seasons, 4/22/16
 - Tracey Ealy did job over 7 pro seasons, 9/7/24
 - Bill Earley got his major league shot as player in 1986, then helped others as coach, 2/3/20
 - Mike Easler helped Mo Vaughn become top hitter; Turned from long playing career to coaching, 4/15/22
 - Damion Easley stayed healthy, showed what he could do; Played in 17 ML seasons, 2/15/20
 - Logan Easley worked to prove 'em wrong, saw two ML seasons, 3/7/15
 - Mike Easley hit go-ahead single in 1990 game; Saw four pro seasons, made AA, 12/20/20
 - Mike Eatinger, Different Ballplayer, 4/29/17
 - Weddison Ebanks, Brief Stay, 9/9/18
 - Dino Ebel played six seasons, later made bigs as coach, 3/13/22
 - Mike Eberle, That Stroke, 5/25/13
 - Ryan Eberly, Some Things, 3/18/19
 - Scott Ebert, Too Fierce, 1/27/13
 - Chris Ebright hit a game-winner at AA in 1993, one of his final games, 11/26/19
 - John Eccles, Team Leader, 11/14/13
 - Scott Economy, Baseball Letterman, 11/10/12
 - Jay Eddings didn't sign out of high school, later signed others as scout, 11/2/19
 - Jim Eddy, Some Competition, 12/15/13
 - Ken Edenfield, His Dream, 5/21/16 
 - Tom Edens accepted offer, made majors debut, saw 7 seasons, 7/3/11
 - Greg Edge, Another Chance, 1/7/19
 - Tim Edge knew he had to wait his turn; Played at AAA over five seasons, his majors turn never came, 2/22/20
 - Jim Edmonds adjusted to 17 ML seasons, 4/20/24
 - Dave Edwards, Proper Attention, 1/8/16
 - Jeff Edwards, Back In Shape, 2/9/11
 - Jerome Edwards, More Aggressive, 7/28/17
 - Ryan Edwards, Decent Year, 5/12/13
 - Sam Edwards, Top Priority, 7/10/17
 - Todd Edwards got his chance at pros; Lasted four seasons in field and on mound, made high-A, 7/26/20
 - Robert Eenhoorn, Over There, 10/3/15
 - Dave Eichhorn made AAA, returned from freak fan accident, 7/24/25
 - Dave Eiland, Part of the Game, 9/30/11
 - Joey Eischen, Unusual Approach, 6/11/14
 - Tom Eiterman credited his college coaches for his quiet approach; Saw four pro seasons, made AA, 12/15/20
 - Dick Egan, Evaluation Skills, 5/5/10
 - Bruce Egloff, Follow Up, 2/21/14
 - Rod Ehrhard didn't mind position switches, as long as he got to play; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 8/13/21
 - Troy Eklund saw 2 seasons, single-A, 5/25/14
 - Todd Elam pitched over three seasons, 10/8/21
 - Chuck Elder saw 3 seasons, single-A, 12/3/13
 - Cal Eldred learned in 14 ML seasons, 2/2/11
 - Rodney Eldridge focused, saw 5 seasons, 2/26/17
 - Lee Elia played, managed, remembered for what he said, 10/22/21
 - Jason Elick, Collected Himself, 6/30/15
 - Rocky Elli, Too Much, 9/15/19
 - Donnie Elliott, In Shock, 1/1/13
 - Jim Elliott played two pro seasons, then turned to medicine; Moved to Australia, got his PhD, 10/29/22
 - Paul Ellis, More Intense, 3/1/17
 - Tim Ellis threw hard enough in high school to make college, pros; Saw two pro seasons, 8/17/22
 - Ben Ellsworth showed great HS power, 8/29/24
 - Dottie Elsea stepped in as Kingsport team president, later became team GM, 5/8/22
 - Alan Embree, This Long, 3/15/15
 - Todd Embry, Pitching Limit, 7/5/14
 - Chris Emerick, All-Around, 12/18/13
 - Art Emm pitched well in rookie ball, saw 3 pro seasons, 6/22/18
 - Koichi Emoto played in Japan Central League, Salinas, 11/21/13
 - Juan Encarnacion went from baseball city to 1 pro season, 10/2/13
 - Luis Encarnacion played 8 seasons, made Royals for 4 games, 7/17/10
 - Dave Engle, Best Shot, 6/30/14
 - Tom Engle, Really Neat, 3/26/17
 - Clayton Enno saw three pro seasons, high-A, amateur ball, 8/31/25
 - Daren Epley, Proper Mechanics, 4/20/14
 - Jim Eppard, Stay Ready, 7/20/12
 - Mike Erb, Surfer Image, 11/6/10
 - Brad Erdman, Kept Playing, 4/22/13
 - Herb Erhardt believed as long as he played, he had a chance; Saw four seasons, made high-A, 11/20/22
 - Mike Ericson helped his teams over five pro seasons then turned scout, 11/29/23
 - John Ericks felt good after draft call, 3/6/19
 - Roger Erickson, Starting Chance, 5/20/17
 - Scott Erickson, Full Steam, 11/15/13
 - Scott Erickson threw strikes in college; Unlike other player with same name, he saw two pro seasons, made single-A, 8/11/20
 - Cal Ermer, So Much, 8/13/19
 - Scott Erwin, Complete Games, 2/23/14
 - Ruben Escalera played decade, became scout, minors manager, 6/25/11
 - Jim Eschen tried to move up himself as a player, later worked to help others as minors manager, 6/3/21
 - John Escobar, Bald Power, 12/26/12
 - Jose Escobar, Long Wait, 6/20/12
 - Dan Eskew, Fluid Motion, 1/2/17
 - Willie Espinal, First Class, 6/15/15
 - Carlos Espinoza, Ended Up, 12/17/13
 - Duane Espy, Eyes Open, 5/7/11
 - David Esquer led as college coach, played 3 pro seasons, 5/1/15
 - Jim Essian, Risk-Taker, 3/31/12
 - Chris Estep, Own Run, 3/30/18
 - Joe Estes, Two Wins, 2/14/13
 - Chuck Estrada, In Condition, 1/3/15
 - Peter Estrada worked hard to pitch, prove himself over six pro seasons; Made AA, 2/10/23
 - Jay Estrada won in college, saw 5 pro seasons, high-A, 10/20/15
 - Mark Ettles made 14 major league games, out of Australia, 9/3/21
 - Tony Eusebio hit over 9 majors seasons, all with Astros, 8/19/16
 - Brian Evans, Into Perspective, 5/23/14
 - David Evans, Played Hard, 10/27/12
 - Mike Evans, Previous Stints, 5/28/17
 - Carl Everett, Played Hard, 3/20/19
 - Bill Evers, Worked For, 3/27/16
 - Troy Evers, Quality Game, 12/21/14
 - Greg Everson, Big Pitch, 3/6/13
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 - Luis Faccio struck out his share over six seasons; Made AA, 6/12/15
 - Ray Fagnant got call to turn pro, one to turn scout; Played in four seasons, missed call to bigs, 4/29/22
 - Rick Falkner picked up game-winners at single-A; Saw three seasons topped at high-A, 9/1/22
 - Steve Fanning, played 8 seasons, daughters turned actors, 1/31/19
 - Paul Faries, Hopes Up, 10/6/10
 - Monty Fariss, Some Advantages, 4/23/10
 - Kevin Farlow made transition from aluminum bat to wood; Saw seven pro seasons, made high-A, 10/6/22
 - Gordy Farmer helped Arizona State, saw 5 seasons, high-A, 6/14/25
 - Howard Farmer, Live Arm, 11/15/10
 - Mike Farmer, In Awe, 2/5/15
 - Reggie Farmer preferred football in college, saw five pro baseball seasons; Later became teacher, principal, 10/18/15
 - Mark Farnsworth helped keep players healthy over decades, 2/4/24
 - Ross Farnsworth developed over 7 seasons, made high-A, 6/2/19
 - Keoki Farrish slid hard, saw three pro seasons, high-A, 5/21/20
 - Jeff Fassero, That Long, 3/26/14
 - Jim Faulk challenged the wind over five pro seasons, made AA, 1/18/21
 - Craig Faulkner, Ran Out, 4/4/11
 - Scott Faurot, Outside Pitch, 11/22/17
 - Brian Faw, Pro Ball, 3/21/19
 - Jeff Fayne, Top Team, 2/28/17
 - Rob Fazekas pitched better than his record in college; Played two seasons as a pro, 4/20/20
 - Joe Federico, Triple Play, 5/9/17
 - Antonio Felix, Career Night, 4/11/18
 - Nathanael Felix, His Name, 3/22/19
 - Nick Felix credited coach, made pros, 4/22/24
 - Juneiro Feliz played four seasons, then later killed his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend, another man and killed himself, 2/23/20
 - Jim Ferguson, Best Summer, 5/28/15
 - Greg Ferlenda didn't care where he pitched, as long as he pitched; Saw eight seasons, made AA, 8/6/22
 - Ed Ferm tested his arm at Lakeland; Played four pro seasons, made high-A, 9/7/21
 - Carlos Fermin, Game Winner, 9/9/16
 - Dan Fernandez, Backup Catcher, 2/15/13
 - Joey Fernandez saw six pro seasons with Cardinals, AAA, 4/23/17
 - Jose Fernandez worked on his hitting out of college; Saw seven pro seasons, made AAA, 7/17/22
 - Rolando Fernandez, Teaching Starts, 7/26/13
 - Alex Ferran had a strong arm in outfield, later tried pitching; Made high-A, later played softball, 11/20/20
 - Tony Ferreira played decade, saw 2 majors games, helped Cone, 10/20/12
 - Sam Ferretti, Stuck With, 4/26/14
 - Mike Ferry, Right Now, 5/14/13
 - Mike Fetters, Every Day, 7/1/10
 - Charlie Fiacco, Good Shape, 4/25/13
 - Mal Fichman's remembered for in-game mascot disguise, but career was much more, 11/4/23
 - Andy Fidler impressed in high school, saw four pro seasons, 5/9/21 
 - Fielder's Choice Baseball Cards sponsored the 1990 Niagara Falls Rapids card set; Neither remains in Niagara Falls, 4/13/20
 - Bruce Fields, Impression Left, 11/14/11
 - Mike Fier, Back Out, 12/19/13
 - Mike Figga, Long Way, 3/26/19
 - Bien Figueroa, Stayed Healthy, 8/20/11
 - Fernando Figueroa, Third Save, 12/16/14
 - Bobby Filotei, Fist Pump, 5/8/13
 - Pete Filson liked to play, saw majors over seven seasons, 6/20/11
 - Rusty Filter, Good Sense, 9/17/13
 - Tom Fine, Lost Concentration, 2/18/13
 - Steve Finken kept ML dream alive over five pro seasons, 12/19/18
 - Brian Finley, Ninth Inning, 8/19/17
 - John Finn, Long Career, 12/2/15
 - Gar Finnvold proved his point in brief AAA shot; Later made bigs for eight starts, 7/15/21 
 - Mike Fiore took top college career to Olympic gold; Later played three pro seasons, made AA, 7/17/22 
 - Steve Fireovid, Level of Determination, 10/13/11
 - Brad Fischer, An Idea, 12/6/14
 - Jeff Fischer made it up to the majors over two seasons, 12/31/11
 - Tom Fischer, Level of Play, 11/9/10
 - Mike Fischlin, Whole Deal, 10/28/13
 - John Fishel, Anything Asked, 10/1/12
 - Brian Fisher started and relieved over 7 majors seasons, 12/30/11
 - Jack Fisher, Home Runs, 4/25/18
 - Corby Fister, Big Inning, 12/5/16
 - Doug Fitzer saw 6 seasons, made AA, 10/17/17
 - Dave Fitzgerald, Impress Somebody, 12/10/15
 - Mike Fitzgerald did his best in majors chance, 13 games, 3/8/19
 - Rob Fitzgerald believed he saw an opening to the majors; Never made it above AA, 12/8/19
 - Dan Flanagan, Two Scoreless, 1/23/13
 - John Flaherty, Show Them, 10/29/10
 - Daniel Flath worked as a batboy in Sarasota; Later appears to have gone into real estate, coaching his kids, 1/22/22
 - Oneri Fleita, Positive Way, 2/22/16
 - Dave Fleming, Fully Appreciated, 11/9/18
 - Keith Fleming, Stayed In, 6/20/17
 - Huck Flener, Cut Short, 8/8/13
 - Bob Fletcher returned from injury, saw 3 seasons, high-A, 2/20/22
 - Darrin Fletcher, A Lot of Pride, 1/10/11
 - Dave Fletcher, Three Games, 1/28/17
 - Dennis Fletcher, Come-Backer, 6/10/15
 - Paul Fletcher, Pretty Amazing, 12/24/12
 - Rob Fletcher helped his team break 1989 losing streak; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 12/25/20
 - Kevin Flora, For Her, 9/30/17
 - Don Florence, Held Them, 1/10/14
 - Jose Flores saw 5 seasons, AA, later made bigs as coach, 1/20/16
 - Juan Flores took advantage of opportunity in college; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 6/19/20
 - Miguel Flores saw two decades in pros, made career in Mexico, 3/13/15
 - Bryce Florie, Got There, 6/18/14
 - Doug Flowers impressed in college, played 3 pro seasons, 11/24/24
 - D.J. Floyd proved quite a player in high school; Saw four pro seasons, made single-A, 9/29/23
 - Seth Fogler worked hard as a trainer in college, then worked hard as trainer over his career, 3/20/22
 - Jim Foley, Complete Game, 1/24/15
 - Marty Foley, Other Nights, 9/30/14
 - Marv Foley, Still Communicating, 2/20/11
 - P.J. Forbes, His Tenacity, 6/6/16
 - Calvin Ford, Outfield Assist, 7/31/13
 - Steve Ford, Dodger Way, 11/16/17
 - Stewart Ford, Closed Out, 7/3/15
 - Brook Fordyce, Newfound Confidence, 6/30/18
 - Jeff Forney, Skills Learned, 8/18/17
 - Gary Forrester made contact, high-A over three seasons, 10/4/20
 - Tom Forrester, In Style, 4/8/17
 - Tim Fortugno, It All, 6/11/17
 - Bryan Foster improved enough for 5 pro seasons, high-A, 7/6/25
 - Kevin Foster made switch from infield to pitching, saw bigs over seven seasons; Passed in 2008, 12/28/20
 - Lamar Foster, Lucky One, 2/3/15
 - Lindsay Foster lost high-A shortstop job to top pick; Saw eight pro seasons, made AAA, 8/20/22
 - Steve Foster, Career Ender, 8/16/17
 - John Fowler played for hometown Frederick Keys, saw 3 years, 2/1/16
 - Yale Fowler hit a towering college home run; Saw two pro seasons, made Yakima, 12/11/17
 - Andy Fox, Basic Skill, 10/23/12
 - Dan Fox, Took Him, 2/9/16
 - Eric Fox, Smoked It, 1/2/12
 - Bob Fralick's playing career ended on Peleliu in WWII; His coaching, scouting career continued a lifetime, 3/26/22
 - Mike Frame pitched self to pros, made 2 seasons, high-A, 10/17/20
 - Sean Franceschi, Tough Start, 8/7/18
 - Orv Franchuk, Built Up, 5/19/16
 - Rene Francisco played two seasons, then turned scout, Royals assistant general manager, 11/8/19
 - Matt Franco took uncle advice to time in 8 ML seasons, 11/29/19
 - Manny Francois, Walk-Off, 4/23/14
 - Terry Francona, Worked Hard, 8/26/17
 - Jay Franklin played in six pro seasons, made high-A, Taiwan; Later turned agent, 5/19/14
 - Micah Franklin, Every Day, 3/22/17
 - Tony Franklin spent more than four decades in game, as player, then as manager, coach, 1/18/22
 - Carl Fraticelli, Came Ready, 2/22/13
 - Mike Frauenhoffer saw 3 NAIA World Series, 1 pro season, 5/24/20
 - Lou Frazier, Pitcher Watching, 10/5/13
 - Ron Frazier, Big Game, 10/5/15
 - Charles Frederick, Little Mistake, 9/25/18
 - Scott Fredrickson saw a high school injury turn into a pitch that helped get him to bigs with Rockies, 10/31/22
 - Kelly Frederiksen, To Perfection, 12/16/13
 - Dan Freed started strong in Expos organization; Played five pro seasons, made AA, later became scout, 12/28/20
 - Dean Freeland, Still Thought, 1/6/19
 - Lavel Freeman, Tough Decision, 10/16/10
 - Marvin Freeman, Fine Arm, 6/7/11
 - Pete Freeman, Preserved Win, 2/21/15
 - Scott Freeman, Staff Lead, 11/20/17
 - Howie Freiling, Appreciated That, 6/6/19
 - Mike Freitas took baseball seriously in high school; Went on to nine-season pro career, made AAA, 6/14/21
 - Ron French hit ball well sometimes, 9/5/24
 - Pedro Frias, Learned From, 12/20/17
 - Dave Fricke, Great Success, 3/13/17
 - Michael Friedland played two pro seasons, then, years later, helped coach son's Little League team, 9/30/19
 - Jason Friedman reminded one legend early of Fred Lynn; Saw nine pro seasons, made AAA, became lawyer, 7/10/21
 - John Fritz worked to make a good impression in spring 1994; Saw eight pro seasons, made AAA, 5/20/15
 - Todd Frohwirth, More Excited, 5/30/12
 - Chris Fruge came on strong, then got delayed shot at pros; Saw single pro campaign, 4/30/21
 - Brian Fry, Those Numbers, 5/13/13
 - Jeff Frye did what he needed to do to see eight ML seasons, hit for cycle; Later became agent, 7/2/2
 - Travis Fryman, Blue Collar, 9/28/11
 - Jon Fuller, Building Confidence, 1/30/14
 - Edwards Fully, Biggest Hits, 3/19/17
 - Ed Fulton built confidence, saw 9 pro seasons, 6 at AAA, 8/26/17
 - Greg Fulton, Best Defense, 9/27/10
 - Nathan Fults, Critical Look, 11/26/16
 - Mark Funderburk made bigs, went to Italy, made bigs again, 11/3/13
 - Manuel Furcal, Long Save, 11/13/14
 - Dan Furmanik turned pro as he remembered lost teammates; Played over four seasons, made high-A, 11/3/21  
 - Tom Fusco, Some Things, 2/27/17
 - Grady Fuson, Hung In, 3/17/14
 - Fuss and Fuss Lincoln Mercury sponsored the 1990 Welland Pirates card set; Neither remains in Welland, 2/9/20
 - Mark Futrell believed pros would be opportunity of lifetime; Saw six pro seasons, four in independent ball, 2/15/20
 - Chris Fye, Two Hits, 2/7/13
 - Kevin Fynan signed as pro in storybook style; Played three seasons, made AA, 10/5/21
 - Mike Gaddie trained in minors, at WKU, 8/28/24
 - Robert Gaddy, Breaking Ball, 12/28/12
 - Horace Gaither made adjustments at plate in third pro season, didn't get another; Briefly made AAA, 12/23/21
 - Steve Gajkowski, Always Hope, 3/8/15
 - Dan Gakeler, Not Complicated, 8/7/10
 - Rich Gale, Had To, 1/3/14
 - Luis Galindez, Really Late, 6/19/14
 - Luis Galindo, Three Hits, 10/6/13
 - Luis Gallardo, Three Hits, 10/4/15
 - Mike Galle hit 2 home runs off Benes, saw 2 pro seasons, 12/16/17
 - Ben Gallo played seven seasons, then turned  coach at Reno, worked on pitcher concentration, 12/19/20
 - Mike Galvan ran out of gas in college win; Played four pro seasons, made high-A, 1/7/22
 - Balvino Galvez, Had Trouble, 11/2/14
 - Tom Gamboa, On The Field, 3/2/12
 - Bob Gamez, Home Run, 5/30/16
 - Joe Ganote, First Hit, 8/21/13
 - Jeff Garber used his work ethic to make AAA, later manage, 1/9/24
 - Jesus Garces, Young Age, 7/12/17
 - Rich Garces, Proved Himself, 2/26/13
 - Robinson Garces, Four Frames, 1/25/19
 - Anastacio Garcia, His Grin, 1/23/17
 - Anthony Garcia trained across sports, 9/23/20
 - Apolinar Garciafelt good in indy ball, made AAA, Taiwan, 2/21/14
 - Butch Garcia hit well early in minors for Indians; Played across eight seasons, made AAA, 2/26/21
 - Carlos Garcia expected to play, saw majors over decade, 8/6/11
 - Cornelio Garcia, Mexican Hall, 6/8/13
 - Francisco Garcia led off, got on base over 2 pro seasons, 5/11/14
 - Jose "Cheo" Garcia, Twins Tour, 4/26/10
 - Leo Garcia, High Five, 5/28/10
 - Librado Garcia helped Helena with 1987 win; Saw four seasons, 12/3/23
 - Marcos Garcia turned pitcher and accepted that; Saw four pro seasons, made AA, later turned pitching coach, 6/25/23
 - Mario Garcia, His Goal, 7/17/17
 - Miguel Garcia looked for longer ML stay, saw 3 seasons, 7/11/14
 - Mike Garcia, His Way, 3/7/16
 - Omar Garcia, Felt Good, 3/12/17
 - Ramon Garcia went out and did his best over three major league seasons, 1/13/22
 - Raphael Garcia, Entire Way, 1/27/17
 - Victor Garcia, Started Camp, 11/25/12
 - Victor Garcia Jr. improved at AA Albany-Colonie; Made AAA, missed bigs, 5/2/21
 - Ed Garczyk hit game-winner at Salt Lake, saw two seasons, 3/23/22
 - Mike Gardella's confidence improved watching big leaguers; Saw seven pro seasons, made AAA, 12/5/22
 - Ron Gardenhire, Certain Way, 11/6/13
 - Chris Garibaldo got signed in 'danger zone,' saw 3 seasons, 12/13/23
 - Chaon Garland, Final Level, 3/12/14
 - Tim Garland, Could Do, 1/2/15
 - Pat Garman, That Night, 7/13/12
 - Darrin Garner, Coming Along, 12/22/15
 - Clifton Garrett, Top Shape, 6/16/16
 - Gil Garrido, Can't Wait, 1/27/14
 - Webster Garrison, Credit for Hitting, 7/4/10
 - Russ Garside, Some Credit, 7/24/14
 - John Gibbons played, managed in bigs, 11/24/10
 - Jim Gibbs saw 3 pro seasons, single-A, 4/28/16
 - Ron Gideon tried pitching, made AA, 8/23/19
 - Chris Gies made AA over 4 pro seasons, 8/10/20
 - Mark Gieseke, Nothing Fancy, 11/2/15
 - Rob Giesecke arrived at Vero Beach with Dodgers, made home, 11/24/18
 - Danny Gil, Playing Time, 5/4/16
 - Brent Gilbert, Third Win, 3/27/19
 - Roy Gilbert felt relaxed in high-A April 1990 win; Saw four pro seasons, made AA, 2/4/23
 - Shawn Gilbert, Not Wasted, 6/8/12
 - John Gilcrist tried everything as pro over four seasons, 5/17/14
 - Brian Giles believed he could produce, if every day player; Saw 15 ML seasons, 9/2/23
 - Bernard Gilkey, In The Lineup, 1/5/11
 - Chris Gill, Different Style, 1/31/14
 - Tom Gilles, Major Leaguer, 9/15/10
 - Mike Gillette, Baseball Syndrome, 3/14/16
 - Sean Gilliam, Best Season, 8/5/12
 - John Gilligan, Caught Fishing, 2/4/17
 - Tim Gillis, Got Two, 1/25/14
 - K.C. Gillum, Tied Up, 5/16/13
 - Matt Gilmore, More Excited, 3/9/15
 - Terry Gilmore, Groove Found, 5/15/12
 - Tony Gilmore had confidence at plate, saw 6 seasons, AAA, 1/21/16
 - Marc Giordano helped his college team to World Series; Later saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 4/22/22
 - Ed Giovanola, Winning Teams, 11/16/16
 - Brian Givens, Talked About, 10/3/10
 - Fred Gladding learned much about pitching, then made bigs over 13 seasons, coached, 8/4/22
 - Steve Glass, Pro Ball, 12/9/14
 - Leon Glenn, Two Doubles, 6/23/17
 - Tom Glick served as Jamestown Expos intern in 1990; In 2019, he serves as Carolina Panthers team president, 12/28/19
 - Gene Glynn, Higher Level, 6/20/14
 - Tyson Godfrey, Couldn't Pass, 7/24/13
 - Darrell Goedhart, Three Pitches, 1/4/13
 - Todd Goergen, Few Fireworks, 12/11/12
 - Jerry Goff, Dreamt It, 7/21/11
 - Mike Goff started, relieved in minors, saw 4 seasons, AA, 12/24/14
 - Doug Gogolewski closed for Mariano, 12/1/10
 - Greg Gohr got chance at bigs, saw majors over 4 seasons, 9/14/21
 - Marc Goldberg won sportscasting awards over two decades in the business, got baseball card, 11/23/21
 - Brian Golden geared up for baseball in college by swimming; Saw five pro campaigns, 9/30/23
 - Van Golmont played final college year on road; Saw three pro seasons, made single-A, 10/31/23
 - Fabio Gomez raped and murdered his neighbor in 1999; He's now on Arizona's Death Row, 8/3/22
 - Henry Gomez started well at AAA, then hit a rough spot, 10/20/19
 - Leo Gomez, His Opportunity, 7/5/11
 - Orlando Gomez, Stayed Young, 5/31/14
 - Pat Gomez, Did Whatever, 11/18/16
 - Pierre Gomez hoped to get back to pros after brief minors stint; He didn't return, 4/23/22
 - Ben Gonzales pitched well at Osceola, saw 6 seasons, AA, 9/24/13
 - Frank Gonzales, Video Tapes, 3/5/16
 - Larry Gonzales achieved 'unbelievable feeling' of ML call-up; Saw two games, got a hit, 9/30/22
 - Mike Gonzales heled his high school team to win; Saw two pro seasons, made high-A, 8/21/23
 - Angel Gonzalez, Filled Out, 9/1/12
 - Cecilio Gonzalez impressed in 2 seasons, 8/17/24
 - Cliff Gonzalez concentrated harder with runners on; Saw eight pro seasons, made high-A, 12/21/21
 - Denny Gonzalez, Didn't Expect, 6/28/12
 - Eddie Gonzalez made brief return after wrist injury; Played in five seasons, made high-A, 12/31/20
 - Freddy Gonzalez showed patience, saw five seasons, 3/5/22
 - Fredi Gonzalez showed work ethic early, took that to bigs as coach, manager with Marlins, Braves, 3/31/22
 - Javier Gonzalez, Big Day, 6/26/19
 - Juan Gonzalez, Contract Hitter, 3/30/12
 - Luis Gonzalez had good years, swing over 19 ML seasons, 1/14/12
 - Pete Gonzalez looked to bigs, saw 8 pro seasons, AAA, 2/13/22
 - Ruben Gonzalez enjoyed himself over 5 seasons, made AA, 6/30/11
 - Wallace Gonzalez, Offensive Praise, 8/25/15
 - Jeff Goodale worked hard, made pros, saw three seasons, 8/27/21
 - Tom Goodwin sped to 14 ML seasons, 12/20/18
 - Anthony Gordon worked on consistency, as brother Tom said, 7/17/23
 - Don Gordon gave up Molitor streak hit, saw 3 majors seasons, 5/22/10
 - Keith Gordon, Something New, 5/15/13
 - Bryan Gore proved consistent enough over four seasons to make AAA, 7/3/22
 - Dave Gorman turned pro and turned to pitching; Played in two pro seasons, made single-A, 4/2/21 
 - Dirk Gorman earned college honors, saw one pro season, 5/21/19
 - Chris Gorton, His Fastball, 6/9/17
 - Frank Gould, Third Win, 1/19/13
 - Mauro Gozzo, Real Test, 11/8/11
 - Michael Grace, Extended Lead, 12/12/13
 - Brian Graham developed players as minors manager, coordinator; Later won an award, 8/7/22
 - Gordon Graham turned pro from high school, saw 2 seasons, 11/30/24
 - John Grahamworked as general manager in baseball town, 4/29/17
 - Steve Graham went from Ithaca to the pros, like his dad; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 7/24/22
 - Tim Graham worked on his swing and improved; Saw eight pro seasons, briefly made AA, 7/14/21
 - Joe Grahe, His Ability, 9/16/17
 - Mike Grahovac, Unbelievable Feeling, 7/30/17
 - Larry Grant proved useful as hitter and in the field; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 7/24/21
 - Mark Grater, Pitching Assignment, 4/24/11
 - John Graves, Save Earned, 5/31/14
 - Kenny Graves had high hopes as pro, but teenage arm problems returned; Saw two seasons, made AAA, 11/5/21
 - Randy Graves hit well in college, saw two pro seasons, 5/12/19
 - Dan Gray handled self as catcher, saw 7 seasons, high-A, 5/18/20
 - Elliott Gray, Good Week, 6/14/13
 - Jeff Gray, Breakout Season, 6/8/10
 - Richie Grayum really learned the game in college, then played six pro seasons; Passed in 2020, 3/1/21
 - Eli Grba, Grew Up, 7/12/17
 - Brett Grebe, Dedicated To, 7/7/15
 - Brian Grebeck, Felt Good, 5/7/16
 - Daryl Green, Reached Back, 1/6/17
 - Don Green, Two Seasons, 6/15/15
 - Gary Green, With It, 4/24/12
 - Otis Green, Arm Strength, 3/29/11
 - Rick Green suffered devastating injury, 10/9/17
 - Steve Green, Four Hits, 10/10/13
 - Tom Green wanted a chance to contribute; Did so over four seasons, made AAA, not bigs, 2/25/20
 - Tommy Greene, Country Hardball, 1/24/12
 - Willie Greene, His Game, 8/12/11
 - Kenny Greer made ML debut in game's 17th inning, got win; Saw nine total ML outings, 8/7/21
 - Rusty Greer hustled his way to nine big league seasons, all with the Rangers, 8/28/20
 - Brad Gregory threw enough to make Florida State, pros; Saw two seasons, 12/11/23
 - Goose Gregson spent 5 decades in game, 9/22/20
 - Loren Gress, Some Noise, 12/3/16
 - Ranbir Grewal led his college team in wins and ERA; Twice made AAA, 12/11/19
 - Antron Grier got drafted, played professionally; Later saw his son do the same, 7/17/22
 - Grant Griesser played, developed them, 5/16/14
 - Marc Griffin played 6 pro seasons, became broadcaster, 3/4/22
 - Mike Griffin, Worked Out, 2/11/14
 - Tim Griffin improved power in college, saw 3 pro seasons, 5/20/20
 - Ty Griffin knew importance of a degree, even as first-rounder; Played nine seasons, made AA, then finished school, 2/20/21
 - Brian Griffiths picked up confidence then saw 6 pro seasons, 3/7/24
 - Bob Grimes used his training experience over three decades in minors, 3/4/21
 - David Grimes got by in rookie ball outing for save; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 7/17/22
 - Jason Grimsley, Unnatural Pitching, 11/4/10
 - Ross Grimsley spoke from experience as minors coach; Saw 11 majors seasons as player, 7/11/23
 - Wes Grisham helped his LSU Tigers to the College World Series; Played one season as a pro, 3/23/20
 - Antonio Grissom, Signed Him, 2/12/15
 - Gerry Groninger, Always Wanted, 5/10/13
 - Buddy Groom, Thankful For, 6/6/13
 - Deryk Gross, Career Day, 10/30/14
 - John Gross saw 5 pro seasons, high-A, 4/22/19
 - Kip Gross chose Japan over the bigs and became a regular; Saw six ML seasons, five in Japan, 5/30/22
 - Jeff Grotewold, Fun Run, 9/14/14
 - Matt Grott, Saw Results, 4/4/15
 - Scott Grove, Good Movement, 1/23/14
 - Johnny Grubb, Done Everything, 5/9/10
 - Dan Grunhard, Liked to Play, 12/4/11
 - Larry Gryskevich, Home Run, 6/5/15
 - Harry Guanchez, Home Run, 9/28/18
 - Ino Guerrero drew easy comparisons to movie character, later threw in ML home run derby, 4/2/23
 - Juan Guerrero, Pretty Exciting, 4/5/16
 - Mike Guerrero, One Way, 11/14/15
 - Sandy Guerrero, Incredible Moment, 1/12/19
 - John Gumpf hit grand slam at Kenosha, 7/8/24
 - Eric Gunderson, Soon Lost, 3/20/12
 - Greg Gunderson, Gameday Decision, 12/20/12
 - Jeffrey Gunn, Supplied Offense, 7/11/17
 - Ed Gustafson, Been Around, 1/21/15
 - Mark Guthrie, Did Continue, 6/9/14
 - Anthony Gutierrez saw six seasons with Astros, high-A, 8/5/10
 - Jeff Hagy played single pro season with Salt Lake City, 2/1/25
 - Brent Hahn practiced, even after game, saw 2 seasons, 11/20/13
 - Freddie Hailey stayed pumped 4 seasons, 7/16/13
 - Roger Hailey, Best Chance, 8/3/11
 - John Hairston, First Game, 4/22/17
 - Sam Hairston, Treasured It, 6/6/13
 - Dave Hajek turned prospect, saw 13 major league games, 9/13/12
 - Chip Hale, Right Way, 8/14/11
 - Andy Hall played in Little League, pros, 10/5/17
 - Chris Hall earned high school honors, two pro seasons, 9/20/16
 - Darren Hall went from surgery to bigs, 3/29/13
 - Grady Hall took flexibility to 7 pro seasons, made AAA, 8/17/10
 - Joe Hall made White Sox, hit wall, 2/16/19
 - Todd Hall, Endorsement Deal, 7/22/11
 - Jim Haller, Double Play, 1/16/15
 - Allen Halliday, Complete Season, 12/11/16
 - Mike Ham, Defensive Catcher, 4/16/16
 - Bob Hamelin saw 6 ML seasons, won Rookie of Year with Royals, 9/16/11
 - Carl Hamilton, Got Drafted, 9/26/17
 - Ken Hamilton showed some bulldog in pros, saw 4 seasons, 6/11/20
 - Scott Hamilton, Thrilled To, 11/29/15
 - Roy Hammargren, High Level, 5/13/13
 - Chris Hammond, Lot of Fun, 7/31/11
 - David Hammond, New Title, 7/13/17
 - Mark Hampton played over decade, saw high-A, independents, 1/14/16
 - Chris Hancock, Relief Pitcher, 1/27/15
 - Lee Hancock, Offensive Lineman, 12/27/14
 - Marcus Hanel missed the bigs in 11 seasons; Been there in two decades since as bullpen catcher, 3/22/20
 - Chris Haney returned to the majors over 11 seasons, also played in Japan, 12/18/19
 - Todd Haney, His Role, 7/16/11
 - Ron Hanisch, Knew Success, 12/27/16
 - Mike Hankins, Having Fun, 10/8/15
 - Chris Hanks signed to learn, played 4 seasons, turned coach, 3/20/23
 - Mitch Hannahs, True Tactician, 1/11/19
 - Phil Hannon showed persistence, got pro contract; Saw five seasons, made AA, later coached, 3/12/21
 - Greg Hansell believed in himself over 15 pro seasons; Made bigs in four, also Japan, 4/30/22
 - Carl Hanselman, Good Athlete, 1/29/15
 - Dave Hansen, Locked In, 5/23/12
 - Guy Hansen helped Royals get Saberhagen as scout; Also played, coached, managed, 3/13/13
 - Terrel Hansen, Wrong Time, 7/21/10
 - Kevin Harmon spent more than three decades as a trainer in minors - then in the majors, 4/1/23
 - Greg Harper, Two Runners, 10/4/16
 - Milt Harper worked to win over decade as pro, made AA, Taiwan; Died in Taiwan in 1993 at age 31, 11/20/20
 - Terry Harper, Playing Time, 4/11/15
 - Donny Harrel, Best Thing, 7/19/18
 - Greg Harrel traced long trainer career to Rangers game, 3/24/19
 - Denny Harriger hoped to make the bigs someday and he did - 11 years later, 11/25/21
 - Ken Harring played two seasons, then went into sales; Returned to game for long career as college coach, 6/10/23
 - Jody Harrington, Bad Start, 10/25/14
 - Adolfo Harris, Closed Out, 3/13/19
 - Butch Harris impressed with hitting, saw one pro season, 1/19/25
 - Donald Harris ran down majors fly balls over 3 seasons, 2/11/12
 - Doug Harris, His Job, 10/10/18
 - James Harris, Base Hits, 7/10/18
 - Ray Harris, Funnest Time, 1/3/17
 - Robert Harris, Not Fulfilled, 7/15/14
 - Rusty Harris hit minors double off Valenzuela, made AAA, 6/11/17
 - Vince Harris, Played for Bochy, 8/19/10
 - Walt Harris, Extraordinary Catch, 7/2/18
 - Brian Harrison, Super Job, 10/31/15
 - Robert Harrison appeared to benefit from another trainer moving up; Then saw Johnson City, Hamilton, 2/28/22
 - Chris Hart, Good One, 3/7/14
 - Jeff Hart, About Winning, 6/8/11
 - Mike Hart spent enough time in the game, more than three decades, as player, coach, 7/28/21
 - Shelby Hart, Inside-the-Park, 1/7/13
 - Dean Hartgraves kept hope, made majors in ninth season, 7/19/16
 - Reid Hartmann, Higher Levels, 6/20/18
 - Jeff Hartsock, Things Happened, 12/21/18
 - Andy Hartung, Far Enough, 4/28/13
 - Rob Hartwig, Went Back, 6/17/13
 - Cullen Hartzog became among Yankees' top prospects, then got injured; Saw five pro seasons, made AA, 12/8/22
 - Bob Harvey Jr. served as Spirit bat boy, 4/25/24
 - Greg Harvey worked on his mechanics over five pro seasons, 12/23/23
 - Bill Haselman caught knuckleball, saw 13 majors seasons, 8/11/11
 - Chris Haslock, Continued Chance, 10/27/15
 - Brad Hassinger, Awesome Experience, 7/22/17
 - Chris Hatcher took opportunity to 8 games with Royals, 1/6/16
 - Hilly Hathaway, Good One, 5/25/16
 - Wayne Hattaway, First Game, 3/7/16
 - Troy Haugen, How Committed, 6/12/17
 - Ryan Hawblitzel, Did It, 7/19/13
 - Larry Hawks played multiple positions in college, then as pro for three seasons; Briefly made AAA, 11/5/22
 - Alan Hayden, More Experience, 7/30/17
 - Paris Hayden played five seasons, made AA; Later had success as American Legion coach, 4/5/13
 - Bill Hayes, Frustrating Part, 5/1/13
 - Jimmy Hayes, Walked On, 3/28/19
 - Daren Hays played pro, coached college baseball, softball, 7/15/22
 - Rob Hays had a good enough arm to turn pro, play two seasons; Made single-A, 10/29/22
 - Ray Hayward, Best Shot, 6/16/14
 - Jeff Hearron, Natural Swing, 2/5/11
 - Kelly Heath, Drawing Comparisons, 11/7/10
 - Lee Heath, Defensive Prospect, 12/13/14
 - Jeff Heathcock, Special Win, 5/15/10
 - Steve Hecht, Key to Success, 3/29/16
 - Wally Heckel helped St. John's, made two pro seasons, 9/12/13
 - Pat Hedge hit the ball over three pro seasons, later turned roving strength coach, 1/11/23
 - Darren Hedley, The Rest, 2/11/15
 - Bert Heffernan, Three Things, 1/13/19
 - Shawn Heiden, About Everything, 2/3/16
 - Mike Heifferon, Hometown Trainer, 4/12/11
 - Jim Heilgeist, Came Together, 12/25/13
 - Gordon Heimueller, Never Worked, 11/16/13
 - Eric Helfand, Shut Down, 3/22/14
 - Wayne Helm, Prove Himself, 5/30/16
 - Tony Helmick saw three pro seasons, 9/23/20
 - Mike Helms, Missed It, 1/24/13
 - Tommy Helms both played and coached in  majors with Pete Rose; In 1989, he took over after Rose's ban, 2/26/21
 - Keith Helton, Go-To Guy, 7/12/10
 - Scott Hemond, Catching Job, 3/1/11
 - Sam Hence, Early Lead, 3/9/15
 - David Henderson played 6 seasons, suffered collapsed lung, 3/19/24
 - Lee Henderson, Throw Home, 8/30/14
 - Pedro Henderson, Best Season, 3/17/15
 - Ramon Henderson, His Losses, 7/19/17
 - Steve Henderson made majors over 12 seasons, coached, 6/10/14
 - Brett Hendley liked to hit, saw 4 minors seasons, high-A, 10/11/19
 - Steve Hendricks, Good Breaks, 10/10/15
 - Tom Henke accomplished everything, then raised his kids, 4/7/19
 - Dan Henley, Heady Ballplayer, 4/19/12
 - Rich Henning played pro, coached, stressed fundamentals, 10/28/16
 - Randy Hennis dealt with ups, downs, 3 games up in bigs, 7/9/12
 - Dan Henrikson, In Command, 12/23/17
 - Butch Henry saw 7 majors seasons, later coached in minors, 6/21/15
 - Jimmy Henry played 4 pro seasons, made AA Tigers in two, 10/23/16
 - Jon Henry got on pro roll, made AAA, 7/11/24
 - Scott Henry, All-Conference, 1/3/16
 - Chuck Hensley, Good Move, 12/20/14
 - Mike Hensley, Those Things, 5/14/17
 - Pat Hentgen, Big Difference, 3/22/13
 - Gil Heredia, What Counts, 6/17/12
 - Hector Heredia worked well under pressure in AAA, Mexico, 8/2/25
 - Arned Hernandez went UNLV to pros, 5/14/14
 - Carlos Hernandez, Worked Hard, 7/10/12
 - Cesar Hernandez, Differences Made, 4/16/14
 - Chuck Hernandez, Developing Pitchers, 7/18/11
 - Henry Hernandez proved good enough defensively to make pros; Saw two seasons, hit high-A, 7/16/22
 - Javier Hernandez worked on strikes in three pro seasons, 5/27/25
 - Jeremy Hernandez moved from starting to relief and then made the bigs over five seasons, 3/30/20
 - Jose Hernandez stayed in bigs 15 seasons, became All-Star, 6/17/22
 - Kiki Hernandez worked hard mentally and physically over decade in pros; Topped out at AAA, 12/1/22
 - Luis Hernandez played three seasons, all at rookie Bristol, 9/14/16
 - Manny Hernandez, Few Minutes, 9/20/12
 - Marino Hernandez, Team Photo, 2/18/17
 - Roberto Hernandez, Will to Compete, 4/21/11
 - Rudy Hernandez, About Baseball, 6/7/19
 - Ezequiel Herrera, His Skills, 5/8/17
 - Vince Herring, Younger Pitcher, 2/7/13
 - Tim Herrmann, College Win, 3/4/16
 - Steve Hester, Small Club, 11/24/12
 - Eric Hetzel, Go Pitch, 10/14/17
 - Phil Hiatt, On Numbers, 7/30/18
 - Bryan Hickerson, Could Start, 4/11/16
 - Aman Hicks, Took Notice, 2/17/16
 - Dave Hierholzer, Vulture Wins, 8/31/18
 - Bill Higgins, College Asset, 2/20/15
 - Kevin Higgins, Heart Pounded, 10/26/15
 - Mark Higgins got crucial hit for first ML hit, only ML hit, 8/31/10
 - Chris Hill liked starting games, gave chance to be hero; Saw nine seasons, made AAA, 11/18/21
 - Eric Hill, Good Team, 6/15/13
 - Ken Hill, Emerging Talent, 8/29/17
 - Lew Hill, Tie Game, 1/12/15
 - Milt Hill, Good Competitor, 7/7/12
 - Orsino Hill worked to play daily over 12 years, made AAA, 6/15/12
 - Perry Hill, Infield Guru, 12/2/17
 - Shawn Hillegas took big ML debut to seven majors seasons, 10/7/10
 - Charles Hillemann, Went Home, 8/22/12
 - Stewart Hillman, Canadian Olympian, 1/26/15
 - Trey Hillman, Adapt and Adjust, 4/11/11
 - Howard Hilton, Legitimate Chance, 3/25/12
 - Stan Hilton, His Command, 3/7/15
 - Fred Hina, Well Organized, 9/20/19
 - Keith Hines, First Game, 1/17/17
 - Maurice Hines, Playoff Wins, 2/10/15
 - Richard Hines, Finished Up, 3/29/19
 - Tim Hines, Successful Trip, 4/12/18
 - Mike Hinkle, College Honor, 10/26/12
 - George Hinshaw, Believing In, 10/28/11
 - Jeff Hirsch gained some attention with a spring training pitch, 10/27/19
 - Rick Hirtensteiner did his job over six pro seasons as player, many since as college coach at alma mater, 9/23/22
 - Sterling Hitchcock, Great Way, 1/23/12
 - Vic Hithe, High Hopes, 5/3/11
 - Dan Hitt learned from mistakes in rookie ball; Saw four seasons, made high-A, 7/27/22
 - Butch Hobson, Back Up, 1/12/14
 - Gomer Hodge, Best Loved, 11/8/14
 - Roy Hodge worked to play well over 9 seasons, made AA, 11/3/24
 - Tim Hodge, No Regrets, 2/5/18
 - Darren Hodges, His Own, 8/30/15
 - Steve Hodges, Baseball Guy, 11/12/16
 - Steve Hoeme picked up confidence at AA, saw nine pro seasons, 12/16/23
 - Troy Hoerner, Second Career, 10/31/14
 - Glenn Hoffman, Also Instruction, 10/20/11
 - Hunter Hoffman, Signed With, 3/13/16
 - Jeff Hoffman, Lot of Class, 9/7/11
 - John Hoffman followed father to pros, made four seasons, 11/8/17
 - Rich Hoffman played three pro seasons, made AA, got injured; Later turned career to physical therapy, 3/9/19
 - Rob Hoffman worked  to learn in pros, saw single season, 5/20/19
 - Trevor Hoffman turned Hall reliever, 2/8/14
 - Chris Hoiles, Worked For, 8/1/11
 - Aaron Holbert made majors twice, nine seasons apart, 9/17/24
 - Ray Holbert, Teed Off, 7/4/14
 - David Holdridge, Which Way, 9/14/12
 - Rickey Holifield, Stepping Stone, 10/24/13
 - Randy Holland, Helped Heal, 12/26/18
 - Mike Holland wasn't afraid to make mistakes; Made pros in single season, 10/7/23
 - Tim Holland extended his career with off-season work; Saw eight seasons, made AAA, 1/7/23
 - Dave Hollenback received extra duties as Modesto trainer, 8/4/17
 - Bobby Holley's career spanned decade, made AAA with Mariners, 12/27/23
 - Jessie Hollins, Gentle Giant, 5/2/13
 - Steve Hollins, Another Added, 7/23/17
 - Jack Hollis, New Direction, 2/2/14
 - Brad Holman, High Points, 9/1/18
 - Shawn Holman, Warm Feeling, 5/16/10
 - Dennis Holmberg, New Characters, 2/24/18
 - Bill Holmes, Major Prospect, 4/17/13
 - Darren Holmes, Battled Back, 6/17/11
 - Dave Holt played and managed in Red Sox system, and managed Blue Sox; Made AA, 5/24/22
 - Shawn Holtzclaw, Took Care, 10/18/13
 - Brett Holum played 3 pro seasons, later coached youth, 10/1/13
 - Vince Holyfield, Good Plays, 9/27/14
 - Mark Holzemer, Hit Him, 9/21/17
 - Brent Honeywell worked on velocity over 3 seasons, as coach, 4/1/13
  - Dennis Hood, Just Unreal, 7/3/12
 - Michael Hoog, Mental Toughness, 11/23/16
 - Chris Hook, Didn't Always, 2/15/14
 - Mike Hook, Every Time, 4/28/18
 - Jeff Hooper, Brief Chance, 12/18/14
 - Mike Hooper did good job pitching in high school; Played as pro over four seasons, made high-A, 7/2/20
 - Burt Hooton, Next Game, 12/28/18
 - John Hoover, Some Only Dream, 8/29/10
 - Monty Hoppel, Most Important, 10/7/17
 - Todd Hotz got playing time at Texas, then got it in the pros; Played a single pro campaign, then became attorney, 3/25/21
 - Stan Hough, Career in Baseball, 10/3/11
 - Bryan House, Only Problem, 6/30/12
 - Mike House, Different Path, 2/21/13
 - Joe Housey, Good Command, 4/20/13
 - Wayne Housie made majors over two seasons, 29 games, 11/18/13
 - Mel Houston, Height Comparison, 5/17/10
 - Tyler Houston, Learning To Hit, 11/3/10
 - Chris Howard took good chance to bigs, 7/14/13
 - Chris Howard, Chosen Sport, 12/26/14
 - David Howard, Stay Healthy, 3/2/13
 - Matt Howard made bigs in 8th season, 9/12/20
 - Ron Howard, Hoped To, 3/3/16
 - Steve Howard, Looked Good, 11/20/11
 - Thomas Howard made it over 11 major league seasons, six organizations, 5/4/14
 - Tim Howard, Long Time, 6/17/18
 - David Howell helped carry college team's offense; Saw five pro seasons, made AA, 12/10/22
 - Pat Howell, Like That, 4/17/18
 - Mark Howie, Paced Himself, 9/16/17
 - Dann Howitt, No More, 6/1/10
 - Jeff Hubbard hit, pitched, coached, became minors exec, 7/11/22
 - Joe Hubbard traveled as pro trainer, 6/18/24
 - Trenidad Hubbard dreamed, madebigs over 10 seasons,  7/13/25
 - John Hudek, Exceeded Goal, 11/9/11
 - Matt Hudik, Base Stealer, 8/7/13
 - Deryk Hudson, More Swings, 12/12/13
 - Lance Hudson played over a decade, sometimes got tagged a hot dog; Made AA, 4/19/22
 - Brad Huff, Fourth Round, 4/27/13
 - Mike Huff, Been Confident, 8/26/12
 - Keith Hughes, Some Enthusiasm, 1/15/12
 - Troy Hughes, Big Choice, 8/16/15
 - Rick Huisman, Own Memories, 7/7/17
 - Mark Huismann saw 9 majors campaigns with Royals, others, 7/28/10
 - Jeff Hull, Ran With, 11/13/13
 - Pat Hulme picked up win in GCL; Saw rookie league over three seasons, briefly Utica, 4/15/21
 - David Hulse became a major league hitter over five seasons; Later tried return from injury, 9/4/20
 - Jeff Hulse improved in college, then got drafted; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 11/1/21
 - Frank Humber saw 2 seasons, Olympics, 10/2/20
 - Mike Humphreys knew spring numbers didn't matter, season numbers did; Saw time in three ML campaigns, 4/4/20
 - Todd Hundley broke single-season catching home run mark; Made 14 ML seasons, Mitchell Report, 6/8/19
 - Shannon Hunt, Many Levels, 1/2/18
 - Bert Hunter found wooden bats big adjustment, made AAA, 8/21/16
 - Brian L. Hunter showed speed over 10 major league seasons, 5/12/10
 - Brian R. Hunter, Hit it Hard, 10/9/11
 - Greg Hunter played pro, then enjoyed developing players, 10/20/17
 - Marty Hunter, His Approach, 12/21/17
 - Dave Huppert, Achieved Something, 1/6/19
 - Clint Hurdle, Much Time, 9/28/19
 - Gordon Hurlbert, Career Move, 3/2/16
 - Bob Hurlbutt worked to prove himself, saw 3 pro seasons, 1/22/16
 - Darren Hursey pitched into tired arm, worked on rhythm; Saw six pro seasons, made AA, 8/22/21
 - Charlie Hurst, Spot Start, 6/18/13
 - Jody Hurst first passed on pros, then slept on it, signed; Saw five seasons, made AAA, 8/20/21
 - Jonathan Hurst, In Heaven, 6/12/14
 - Bob Hurta played pro over six seasons, made AAA in two, 1/17/16
 - Butch Huskey saw seven major league seasons; Wore No. 42 for Jackie Robinson, 6/5/22
 - James Huslig, Throw Strikes, 1/29/13
 - Todd Hutcheson, Track Record, 4/3/11
 - Scott Hutson, Quality Start, 10/25/13
 - Paul Hutto impressed, saw 2 seasons, 12/31/13
 - Mark Hutton, Just Amazed, 12/30/14
 - Mike Huyler, That Call, 4/13/18
 - Jim Hvizda murdered his estranged wife, sentenced to life, 3/25/19
 - Mickey Hyde, In Play, 12/24/17
 - Tim Hyers, Their Swings, 1/29/17
 - Cole Hyson gave best shot over 5 seasons, opened pawn shop, 2/13/24
 - Adam Hyzdu, Prepared Himself, 1/26/13
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 - Greg Iavarone played five pro seasons with three clubs, made AA, 12/30/15
 - Mike Ignasiak got home state relief win, saw 4 ML seasons, 11/28/15
 - Blaise Ilsley pitched well, made bigs as player, coach, 7/20/25
 - Rodney Imes helped AA team in title chase, made AAA, 4/8/11
 - Kennedy Infante got new chance, made AAA, missed bigs, 10/12/21
 - Tom Infante put up college numbers good enough for pros, 5/10/17
 - Randy Ingle had two priorities as minor league manager, 4/19/15
 - Garey Ingram made 82 ML games with Dodgers then coached, 6/12/20
 - Jeff Ingram, Big Hit, 4/26/17
 - John Ingram, Chance Encounter, 6/14/13
 - Linty Ingram, Pitching Chance, 3/3/16
 - Riccardo Ingram, His Will, 10/8/13
 - Jeff Innis, Regular Basis, 3/12/12
 - Tim Ireland, Pretty Legit, 3/3/12
 - Jeff Irish, Two Sports, 9/14/13
 - Michael Irwin took good college ERA to pros, one season, 1/19/16
 - Tom Iversen, Day Made, 9/28/15
 - Daryl Irvine, Sometimes Overthrew, 11/1/11
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 - Dave Jacas proved dynamic, made AAA, 6/11/11
 - Larry Jacinto played semi-pro, then pro, saw 2 seasons, 8/22/25
 - Jeff Jackson, Had Confidence, 6/27/13
 - John Jackson, Gut Feeling, 1/20/13
 - Kenny Jackson, Huge Help, 12/15/15
 - Leverne Jackson, His Stats, 4/28/14
 - Ron Jackson watched hitters his whole life, in majors as player, later as coach, 12/18/21
 - Sonny Jackson, Young Players, 5/11/10
 - Jake Jacobs pitched in 3 pro seasons, 5/6/14
 - Steve Jacobucci briefly served as trainer in three minors systems, then turned to college, 11/2/21
 - John Jaha made majors over 10 seasons, 5/6/24
 - Juan Jaime, One Hit, 10/17/13
 - Howard James, New Guy, 5/30/15
 - Joey James, Game Flow, 1/25/15
 - Mike James, That Much, 12/22/18
 - Eric Jaques impressed in high school, played four seasons as a pro, 10/26/19
 - Samir Jarad played over two pro seasons, six pro games, 5/11/25
 - John Jarvis, Good Start, 1/17/15
 - Larry Jaster made bigs, coached, had success against Dodgers, 5/20/23
 - Scott Jaster tried to impress over 9 seasons, made AAA, 11/27/13
 - Dave Jauss helped Felipe Alou as minors coach, helping his son for 2021 as majors coach, 1/31/21
 - Vicente Javier played at Cedar Rapids, 11/20/12
 - Reggie Jefferson made majors, got injured over 9 seasons, 7/9/10
 - Scott Jeffery worked hard, made pros, superintendent, 6/6/15
 - Chris Jelic made ultimate goal, majors, for 4 games, 1/10/12
 - Bernie Jenkins made AA, knew he'd see disappointment, 8/24/16
 - Garrett Jenkins showed speed early, saw four pro seasons, 5/8/22
 - Jonathan Jenkins returned to field after fracture, made high-A, 3/24/21
 - Mack Jenkins saw minors as player, coach, bigs as coach, 5/17/13
 - Norm Jenkins returned to alma mater after Peoria tickets, 11/4/19
 - Doug Jennings had big major league start, played in Japan, 7/16/10
 - John Jensen was excited to turn pro out of college; Played seven pro seasons, made AAA, 1/24/20
 - Marcus Jensen, Break Through, 1/14/13
 - Jericho the Bat Dog got his break from Mike Veeck, became among team's most popular members, 4/2/22
 - Shawn Jeter, Up Here, 3/23/13
 - Earl Jewett, Big Key, 11/28/14
 - Trent Jewett, Baseball Man, 7/13/14
 - Alex Jimenez, Hit Streak, 6/18/19
 - Ramon Jimenez, Late Show, 5/14/10
 - Roberto Jimenez, Early Start, 3/15/15
 - Vincent Jiminez, More Fleeting, 7/1/15
 - Mike Jirschele made ML in 37th year, 5/17/14
 - Mike Jockish pitched well in summer league; Played three pro seasons, 11/6/23
 - Doug Johns, Pitch Variety, 12/12/15
 - Anthony Johnson, College List, 7/2/15
 - Ben Johnson scored winning run in high school playoff game; Played single season as pro, 3/10/20
 - Billy Johnson, Polished Pitcher, 9/1/14
 - Brian Johnson, Daily Battle, 1/3/15
 - Brian Johnson initially bypassed pros for college; Saw five pro seasons later, made AAA, 8/7/22
 - Carl Johnson, Just Fine, 3/6/15
 - Chris Johnson, Best Opportunity, 9/29/10
 - Curley 'Boo' Johnson played basketball for the Harlem Globetrotters, 11/19/19
 - Darron Johnson, Grand Slam, 9/2/18
 - Deron Johnson, His Niche, 4/19/13
 - Dominick Johnson, Important Things, 2/14/13
 - Don Johnson served as a Winston-Salem batboy, part of a long line, 2/7/20
 - Earnie Johnson, Came Through, 10/12/18
 - Erik Johnson, Greatest Influence, 5/30/14
 - Greg Johnson, Called On, 11/5/13
 - Ron Johnson became the perfect AAA manager, passed in 2021, 1/25/24
 - Scott Johnson, Award Winning, 4/20/17
 - Tim Johnson, Motivational Stories, 10/1/10
 - Willy Johnson, All-Star, 5/2/16
 - Dan Johnston, Well Enough, 1/18/15
 - Joel Johnston, Did It, 3/5/13
 - Barry Jones, Long Shot, 5/4/10
 - Bobby Jones turned around single-A slump with Joe Maddon's help; Saw four seasons, made AA, 9/15/22
 - Calvin Jones, Didn't Quit, 11/21/14
 - Chris Jones, Just Hit, 9/14/11
 - Chris Jones, Good Company, 3/24/13
 - Dennis Jones, So Well, 2/23/16
 - Jeff Jones, Basic Things, 5/2/10
 - Jim Jones, Well Orchestrated, 2/11/13
 - Jimmy Jones, Halfway Decent, 3/4/12
 - Kevin Jones, Bloop Single, 5/8/13
 - Kiki Jones started with high hopes, 9/24/20
 - Marty Jones made pro improvements, saw three seasons, 1/17/16
 - Mike Jones, Not Through, 2/16/12
 - Motorboat Jones tried to hit over nine pro seasons, made AA; Gained moniker as child, 1/14/11
 - Ricky Jones, Common Dream, 12/21/12
 - Ron Jones, Sense of Competitiveness, 1/26/11
 - Shannon Jones struck out 18 in a college game; Played four pro seasons, 1/23/20
 - Stacy Jones liked to play baseball; Did so over 10 seasons, saw six ML games, 2/4/23
 - Todd Jones fulfilled potential over 16 ML seasons, 319 saves, 2/18/24
 - Tom Jones, Record Book, 6/24/13
 - Tommy Jones, Little Things, 9/2/12
 - Adrian Jordan, Quick Start, 9/10/16
 - Brian Jordan, Worked Out, 3/5/19
 - Kevin Jordan, Positive Attitude, 9/6/15
 - Tim Jordan did what he could over seven pro seasons, 10/10/24
 - Terry Jorgensen, Calmed Himself, 7/14/11
 - Dave Jorn, Baseball Knowledge, 1/17/15
 - Von Joshua, Physics of the Swing, 7/31/10
 - Jeff Juden proved a unique player over eight majors seasons, 1/5/19
 - Erik Judson played in baseball parks, helped build them, 6/23/13
 - Juice the Moose served as Midland Angels summer favorite, 10/4/17
 - Ken Jurabe played three season, years later played 2 in more, 1/15/15
 - Pat Jurado pitched well at tryout, saw two pro seasons, 1/18/25
 - Ed Jurak made majors over 6 seasons with Red Sox, Giants, 1/1/11
 - Dave Justice amassed long majors resume over 14 seasons, 4/30/11
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 - Jim Kahmann trained in minors, bigs, 5/26/24
 - Jeff Kaiser got Griffey for 1st save, 6/20/10
 - Keith Kaiser, Two Lives, 8/7/17
 - Dane Kallevig helped his amateur team to a title with relief work; Played two seasons, made single-A, 8/26/23
 - Greg Kallevig, Quick Runs, 11/1/10
 - John Kameisha, Happy To, 4/9/16
 - Robbie Kamerschen, Dog Pile, 2/27/15
 - Scott Kamieniecki got hurt, came back, 7/4/13
 - Corey Kapano took late draft selection to 12-season career; Made AAA, Taiwan, missed bigs, 9/14/22
 - Bob Kappesser, That Role, 11/3/15
 - Dave Karasinski had good poise in high school; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 6/3/23
 - Rich Karcher, His Power, 11/26/16
 - Matt Karchner saved 27 majors games, 5/7/14
 - Todd Karli served as top-notch radio broadcaster for Reno, has since done same in TV sports, news, 11/21/20
 - Eric Karros, Some Longevity, 12/15/18
 - Steve Karsay, Every Emotion, 9/4/13
 - Kevin Kasper, More Fun, 1/25/15
 - Jim Kating, Baseball Mind, 12/24/16
 - Robbie Katzaroff knew all he could do was play hard; Played seven pro seasons, not in bigs, 12/7/19
 - Keith Kaub, Could Drive, 11/30/13
 - Belinda Kay earned fans at Columbus, Georgia's South 106, 2/16/21
 - Bill Kazmierczak threw two no-hitters in 1988, almost threw third; Then shoulder problems hit, 2/17/21
 - Dave Keating, Deciding Factor, 7/13/18
 - Mike Keating, Came Back, 6/7/15
 - Lonnie Keeter did a lot of positive talking over his career, from playing to coaching to English class, 11/17/20
 - Steve Keighley worked to hit over 4 seasons, made high-A, 2/9/25
 - Chris Keim, Could Do, 5/16/13
 - Jeff Keitges, Home Run, 11/7/14
 - Carl Keliipuleole, College Performance, 10/14/10
 - Clyde Keller amassed baseball knowledge, 5/8/17
 - Dave Keller, Long Time, 3/13/15
 - Anthony Kelley struck out Bo twice at AA; Saw eight pro seasons, made AAA, 4/2/22
 - Dean Kelley played baseball 'every daggum day' of his life, loved it; Made AAA, 11/6/20
 - Howard Kellman, 50 years broadcasting, 5/30/24
 - Frank Kellner saw 8 pro seasons, 5 in hometown, coached, 3/27/24
 - Geoff Kellogg played five pro seasons, made AA; Later bought a water park, 7/21/20
 - Brian Kelly saw College WS title game, one pro season, 1/25/25
 - Joe Kelly, Versatile Pitcher, 12/9/17
 - Jimy Kelly played six pro seasons - most before age 20; Missed bigs, got age rule named for him, 12/4/21
 - John Kelly got outs over 8 pro seasons, 8/30/24
 - Kevin Kelly, Costly Losses, 1/14/14
 - Mike Kelly, Successful Run, 1/11/14
 - Pat Kelly saw 7 seasons with Yankees, 9/17/10
 - Pat Kelly, How Good, 9/24/12
 - Pat Kelly, Gamer Attitude, 11/24/14
 - Jeff Kelso, Hit It, 5/22/15
 - Doug Kemp's pro career proved brief, three appearances, 4/27/25
 - Hugh Kemp saw eight pro seasons, AAA in six, missed bigs, 10/24/10
 - Robbie Kemper worked on confidence in pros; Saw two seasons, 10/11/23
 - Bo Kennedy, Not Here, 9/16/12
 - Kevin Kennedy, Communication Skills, 6/28/11
 - Mike Kennedy, Elon Product, 9/21/19
 - Jeff Kent, Emotionally Level, 2/22/18
 - Kevin Keon helped his college team to a win in relief; Played two pro campaigns, 4/30/20
 - George Kerfut kept his independent team close, got win; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 3/22/22
 - Jason Kerr ended college strong, saw 5 seasons, high-A, 6/7/20
 - Zachary Kerr pitched strongly at high-A in 1990, but arm troubles soon ended career; Saw four seasons, made high-A, 12/28/22
 - Joe Kerrigan, All About, 11/15/14
 - Rob Kerrigan signed as pro with backing of uncle; Played five seasons, made high-A, 12/28/20
 - Joe Kesselmark, Finer Points, 4/19/14
 - Keith Kessinger, Proud Of, 2/21/16
 - Greg Kessler, Good Innings, 4/26/13
 - Doug Ketchen worked on consistency, made 6 seasons, AAA, 1/9/16
 - Brian Keyser preferred to start, but he preferred relief over minors; Saw two seasons in bigs, 12/25/21
 - Steve Kiefer returned from assault to bigs, saw 6 seasons, 10/18/12
 - John Kiely, Some Innings, 7/2/12
 - Dennis Kidd saw his speed as strength, saw 3 pro seasons, 3/26/22
 - Darryl Kile made 12 major league seasons, passed in 2002, 4/22/10
 - Rusty Kilgo, Was Brilliant, 12/14/13
 - Paul Kilgus, Throw Strikes, 6/9/10
 - Harmon Killebrew, Some Shots, 8/12/19
 - John Kilner looked to be more consistent at single-A; Saw seven pro seasons, made AAA, 4/15/15
 - Scott Kimball, New Season, 6/25/17
 - Keith Kimberlin played five seasons, made AAA; Believed injury helped restore game's fun, 9/5/21
 - Doug Kimbler played eight seasons, then retired, he enjoyed coaching more; Later took over at NYU, 5/1/20
 - Vince Kindred, Knocked One, 5/21/17
 - Bryan King, Could Compete, 12/28/14
 - David King played three pro seasons, 5/6/14
 - Doug King, Real Well, 2/14/14
 - Jason King anchored his college infield; Played four pro seasons, briefly made AAA, 5/11/21
 - Kevin King made majors over three seasons with Mariners, 11/10/17
 - Steve King worked for the Department of Defense, then resumed playing career in minors; Made AA, 9/24/22
 - Mike Kingery, Bounced Around, 2/19/11
 - Tyrone Kingwood, Raw Ability, 11/6/14
 - Matt Kinzer, Last Chance, 10/28/10
 - Jeff Kipila, More Comfortable, 5/9/15
 - Wayne Kirby, His Time, 1/9/12
 - Chuck Kirk, Slammed Closed, 7/30/13
 - Steve Kirkpatrick, Waited For, 9/20/14
 - Tim Kirt hit well in Legion ball, then made college and pros; Pro career lasted single season, 4/28/20
 - Garland Kiser returned to pros from early setback; His return took him all the way to bigs, 8/8/22
 - George Kissell taught 'The Cardinals Way' over 6+ decades, 9/29/24
 - Dale Kistaitis, Record Books, 1/8/17
 - Dale Kisten, Ran Out, 8/28/17
 - Dan Kite saw 4 injury-slowed seasons, 5/6/22
 - Daren Kizziah, Like That, 10/31/13
 - Clay Klavitter worked to be mentally ready in 3 seasons, 11/5/17
 - Ryan Klesko delivered in 16 ML seasons, 5/18/10
 - Steve Kliafas proved hard on self, saw five seasons, AA, 8/16/25
 - Doug Kline, Everyone There, 6/5/19
 - Joe Klonoski, Praise Heaped, 12/19/17
 - Matt Kluge played strong defense, saw 4 seasons, high-A, 10/26/17
 - Dennis Kluss showed confidence in college; Played two pro campaigns, made short-season, 9/17/23
 - Joe Kmak, Another Team, 1/22/19
 - Chris Knabenshue made 10 seasons, AAA, 5/29/12
 - John Knapp used his arm over 5 pro season, made high-A, 3/16/22
 - Mike Knapp saw 11 pro seasons, AAA, 10/5/17
 - Bob Knepper saw bigs over 15 seasons, 7/31/14
 - Chuck Kniffin used strengths as coach, 11/14/14
 - Chuck Knoblauch, Time Thinking, 9/21/10
 - Jay Knoblauh played to win over seven pro seasons; Made AAA, missed bigs, 8/2/21
 - Randy Knorr, Stayed Ready, 12/5/11
 - Kurt Knudsen expressed confidence in high school, went on to see bigs over three seasons, 8/21/21
 - Kerry Knox, Like That, 10/14/15
 - Greg Kobza, Not Easy, 4/3/17
 - Gary Koenig played 2 seasons, later turned high school coach, 1/30/24
 - Hide Koga brought much experience from Japan to Salinas, 11/18/13
 - Peter Kolb helped teams win as trainer, 6/4/24
 - Mike Koller, Arm Location, 3/8/16
 - Brad Komminsk made bigs with big expectations; Saw eight ML seasons, but fell short of forecast, 5/16/22
 - Takayuki Kono coached Japanese training in Salinas, 12/2/13
 - Bill Kooiman, Tight Pitch, 11/13/16
 - Bryn Kosco, Career Day, 4/3/14
 - Dru Kosco, Improved Everyday, 12/20/14
 - Kevin Koslofski, Took Off, 3/3/13
 - Darrin Kotch got back on track at Sumter in 1991 with three-inning save, 10/15/19
 - Randy Kotchman, Whole Field, 4/23/16
 - Tom Kotchman, All Business, 6/20/16
 - Tony Kounas got college chance, later in pros, made AA, 11/12/17
 - Ty Kovach saw baseball, funeral work, 8/25/22
 - Frank Kowar, Save Record, 8/17/13
 - Brian Kowitz, Fantasy Land, 8/15/15
 - Darin Kracl saw 4 seasons, later admitted securities fraud, 6/18/11
 - Mike Kraft, Showed Patience, 5/26/17
 - Ken Krahenbuhl, Serious Pitcher, 7/30/13
 - Randy Kramer knew role with Pirates, saw four ML seasons, 11/11/19
 - Tom Kramer saw time in two major league seasons; Threw near-perfect game in second ML start, 8/29/22
 - Rick Kranitz has gained knowledge, experience over four decades in game, as ML coach, 2/8/21
 - Ron Krause, Different Year, 12/7/13
 - Frank Kremblas, Most Fun, 12/8/12
 - Jimmy Kremers, Late Switch, 2/22/11
 - Curt Krippner had good fastball as high pick, saw 4 seasons, 11/25/15
 - Sean Krokroskia, Top Competitor, 12/25/17
 - Jack Krol, Dream Lived, 7/21/14
 - Sandy Krum, Great Opportunity, 3/11/18
 - Mark Krumback, That Kind, 11/23/12
 - Todd Krumm played both football and baseball in college; He made the NFL, but missed the majors, 9/6/21
 - Ted Kubiak, Good Attitude, 2/25/14
 - Masahiro Kuboto knew acupuncture, 4/16/24
 - Chad Kuhn, Told Him, 3/19/15
 - Pete Kuld, Played On, 12/26/16
 - Lee Kuntz, Much Observation, 7/9/16
 - John Kupsey, Nice Kid, 11/29/14
 - Paul Kuzniar took his command into four pro seasons, made AA in three of those, 1/17/21
 - Jay Kvasnicka, Means Everything, 2/27/13
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 - Roger LaFrancois made bigs in 1982 after long wait; Saw eight games, 6/25/10
 - Mike Laga, First One, 1/8/12
 - Larry Lamphere made Pan Am team, saw three pro seasons, 3/26/24
 - Tom Lampkin, Ultimately Played, 11/24/11
 - Gary Lance, Those Games, 10/3/12
 - Gary Lance, Picked Up, 2/14/15
 - Rick Lancellotti, Worth It, 7/7/10
 - Carlos Landinez, Fast Start, 5/11/17
 - Ed Landphere helped college to win, saw 18 pro games, 11/24/13
 - Ced Landrum, Getting on Base, 8/15/10
 - Nolan Lane played over 13 pro seasons, made AA; Became fan favorite with independent Sioux City, 8/27/22
 - Gregg Langbehn, Different Ballgame, 6/2/18
 - Lee Langley suffered devastating on-field eye injury, then returned for one more season, 10/16/21
 - Brian Lane, His Day, 7/18/12
 - Gene Lane, Good Health, 10/11/16
 - Heath Lane, Decisions Made, 10/17/15
 - Luis Lanfranco, That Play, 3/24/14
 - Raphael Lanfranco caught in 4 minors seasons with Astros, 3/10/25
 - Freddie Langiotti, Scoring Started, 6/4/17
 - Steve Lankard, His Personality, 5/30/11
 - Ray Lankford, Some Kind, 9/27/12
 - Marty Lanoux, Big Runs, 5/9/14
 - Mike Lansing used mental approach to see nine ML seasons, 12/11/23
 - Rick Lantrip, That Class, 10/2/15
 - Crucito Lara, Enough Success, 6/6/19
 - Ruben Lardizabal, Three Seasons, 9/22/19
 - Steve Larose, Enough For, 8/20/19
 - Ed Larregui, Running Hard, 7/28/13
 - Mike Larson gave good outing at Boise; Later served as MLB scout, 10/14/23
 - Bill Laskey, Settled Down, 6/26/12
 - Tim Lata, First Win, 5/18/17
 - John Latham, Best Of, 3/4/18
 - Dominic Latkovski, Billy Bird, 9/5/17
 - Bobby Latmore, Sports Career, 4/9/13
 - Greg Latta was trainer, part of team, 6/2/24
 - Dave Latter, Those Pitches, 4/4/15
 - Charley Lau Jr. followed his father into coaching hitters, became 'hitting guru' in own right, 4/19/21 
 - Frank Laureano, Singular Goal, 3/11/13
 - Frank Laviano, Emotional Ties, 3/30/19
 - Joe Law, Good Enough, 11/14/10
 - Scott Lawrenson, Saved A Life, 10/25/11
 - Jim Lawson, Baseball Mechanics, 2/18/14
 - Marcus Lawton, Hard Baseball, 3/19/11
 - Jeff Lazor, Next Comparison, 8/6/17
 - Chris Leach got out of college slump with cycle; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 3/15/23
 - Jalal Leach, Passion For, 8/31/15
 - Rob Leary, Player Assessment, 12/8/13
 - Richie LeBlanc, Groundball Pitcher, 3/9/13
 - Al LeBoeuf has helped hitters in minors for three decades, after own minors playing career, 10/14/21
 - Jose Lebron, Quality Start, 7/3/14
 - Ricky Ledee, Be Aggressive, 3/31/19
 - Aaron Ledesma came through in bigs, 3/6/17
 - Carlos Ledezma made major leagues as clubhouse manager, 11/8/19
 - Derek Lee, Going Up North, 6/3/10
 - Terry Lee, So Successful, 8/13/17
 - Wiley Lee, Competitive Nature, 10/1/17
 - Joe Lefebvre played ball, coached it, 7/13/13
 - Phil Leftwich, Good Shape, 5/15/16
 - Greg Legg, Take Advantage, 8/5/13
 - Mike Lehman hoped slot would open at AAA, made it, but briefly; Saw six seasons, missed bigs, 1/31/23
 - Brent Leiby, Entailed More, 7/15/17
 - Eric Leimeister wasn't sure he'd have a pro career after final college starts; Made pros, saw two seasons, 5/7/20
 - Chris Lein, That Insight, 3/12/18
 - Pat Leinen, Too Many, 2/1/16
 - Tim Leiper, Long Wait, 7/25/12
 - John Leister, Childhood Dream, 2/15/11
 - Mark Leiter, Got There, 8/26/11
 - Scott Leius, On Base, 6/29/12
 - Jim LeMasters started, relieved over 6 pro seasons, made AAA, 6/4/10
 - Jim Lemon knew hitting intangibles, 6/30/24
 - Pat Lennon, Raised Him, 11/4/14
 - Johnny Leon, Cut Down, 4/1/19
 - Mike Leon, Trainer's Ring, 12/28/15
 - Mark Leonard, Good Feeling, 2/10/12
 - John Lepley, College Horse, 2/14/19
 - Curt Leskanic had short memory over 11 ML seasons; Took pivotal '04 Red Sox ALCS win, 8/15/22
 - Jimmy Lester, Mold Them, 8/30/14
 - Jim Lett, Well-Kept, 2/5/14
 - Shane Letterio, Felt Confident, 5/28/12
 - Tom LeVasseur, Came to Play, 5/29/11
 - Jesse Levis stayed ready, worked hard over nine ML seasons with Indians, Brewers, 8/21/22
 - Dennis Lewallyn developed players, saw decades in game, 2/27/22
 - Alan Lewis worked to to improve over 7 seasons, made AA, 2/15/22
 - Anthony Lewis, Helped Them, 5/29/15
 - Danny Lewis got chance in 17 seasons, 4/30/24
 - Darren Lewis, His Style, 12/15/16
 - Jim Lewis, Relief Pitcher, 1/6/12
 - Joe Lewis, Cut Down, 5/25/14
 - Mark Lewis, Hot Start, 6/10/12
 - Mica Lewis worked on consistency, saw six seasons, AA, 3/25/24
 - Richie Lewis, Most Of, 7/2/16
 - Scott Lewis, Lucky Man, 4/20/11
 - Tony Lewis returned to college, then got hurt, vowed comeback; Made pros over four seasons, hit single-A, 7/3/14
  - T.R. Lewis, Winning Hit, 8/12/12
 - Jim Leyritz, Second Chances, 3/25/11
 - Dave Liddell, Well Above, 2/13/12
 - Steve Liddle, On Talent, 10/7/14
 - Al Liebert, Big Play, 4/27/14
 - Mike Lieberthal, His Mark, 2/21/15
 - Steve Lienhard, Showed Confidence, 4/17/16
 - Kelly Lifgren, Top Team, 10/12/15
 - Jose Lima, His Time, 9/25/16
 - Chris Limbach, Best Pitch, 12/22/12
 - Julio Linares has coached, scouted, more over 4 decades, 6/18/25
 - Paul Lindblad saw 14 ML seasons, suffered early Alzheimer's, 1/4/19
 - Jim Lindeman, Hoped For, 9/15/12
 - Orlando Lind, Make This, 10/26/14
 - Darian Lindsay, Next League, 3/7/17
 - Darrell Lindsey knew it was on him to pitch his best; Saw five pro seasons, made AA, 9/25/21
 - Doug Lindsey, No Joke, 8/22/11
 - Mike Linskey, Really Exciting, 4/8/13
 - Doug Linton, Ready to Pitch, 9/3/10
 - Johnny Lipon felt good and enjoyed the game over five decades as player, then manager, 8/29/21
 - Marc Lipson played in college, pros, 10/5/14
 - Felipe Lira, Good Game, 10/15/16
 - Pat Listach, How Fortunate, 12/12/15
 - Mark Littell, Not Nervous, 8/31/14
 - Bryan Little, His Determination, 7/6/14
 - Grady Little's managerial decisions led him to the majors; One later led him to be blamed for playoff failure, 6/24/23
 - Mike Little hit in minors with Cubs, 8/4/13
 - Scott Little took chances as they came, made 3 ML games, 11/18/11
 - Greg Litton, Best Asset, 10/23/14
 - Derek Livernois, Player's Dream, 9/5/12
 - Jeff Livesey won HS praise, saw minors, coached in majors, 3/29/21 
 - Scott Livingstone, Would Hit, 1/27/12
 - Bobby Llanos, Hot-Hitting, 7/9/17
 - Mike Lloyd, Tone Set, 10/5/14
 - Joey Locke played in minors, turned instructor, musician, 5/17/25
 - John Locker played the game over two seasons; Saw Elmira over both, 7/20/21
 - Ron Lockett, Didn't Stop, 11/1/15
 - Keith Lockhart, Kept Progressing, 4/13/10
 - Rich Lodding took effort to 4 seasons, 10/15/17
 - Scott Lodgek saw 2 pro seasons, pitched against Soviets, 6/27/23
 - Darin Loe got out of a jam at Peninsula; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, later coached, 7/30/23
 - Marc Loeb, No Pressure, 2/3/17
 - Rich Longuil worked to stay in front of hitters over five pro seasons; Made high-A, 5/29/23
 - Kevin Lofthus, To Adjust, 2/26/14
 - Kenny Lofton helped teams many ways over 17 majors seasons, 2/22/24
 - Rodney Lofton, Bunt The Ball, 7/26/10
 - Joe Logan, Mirrors That, 12/7/13
 - Todd Logan, Tough Kid, 2/20/13
 - Mike Loggins handled wall in college, saw 7 pro seasons, AAA, 5/25/11
 - Adin Lohry, Easy Choice, 10/9/15
 - Chris Lombardozzi, What Happens, 3/6/15
 - Steve Lombardozzi helped Twins to title, saw 6 ML seasons, 7/23/25
 - Mike Lomeli tried to keep the ball down; Saw four pro seasons, 10/7/23
 - Darren London handled scary incident first year as trainer, then spent three decades in organization, 12/17/22
 - Don Long played, but he liked teaching the game more; Later became ML coach for three teams, 9/10/22
 - Kevin Long missed bigs as player, has seen four WS as coach, 12/30/23
 - Rich Long, Good Fastball, 4/15/17
 - Steve Long did alright at Sumter in 1991; Played seven seasons, didn't see bigs, 10/14/19
 - Tony Long, Went After, 9/3/18
 - Greg Lonigro, Future Expansion, 8/5/17
 - Fred Lopez, Backup Catcher, 11/25/14
 - Javy Lopez, Happiest Man, 1/15/14
 - Jose Lopez took good arm to three pro seasons, single-A, 9/21/24
 - Juan Lopez played then coached, made bigs as bullpen coach, 1/29/13
 - Juan Lopez played 11 seasons at AAA, never made bigs; Later coached in Tigers, Mets organizations, 5/5/20
 - Luis Lopez, Extended Career, 5/7/10
 - Luis Lopez, His Approach, 11/25/11
 - Pedro Lopez, Was Ready, 7/25/14
 - Rob Lopez, Off Balance, 8/18/12
 - Jose Lora used speed to make up for mental mistake in 1990 game; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 7/19/21
 - John Lorms hit game-winner at single-A in 1991; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 9/13/23
 - Bill Losa got title, name alongside Puckett in JUCO World Series; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 7/12/22
 - A.J. Lostaglio has used his immediate judgment over more than three decades as umpire in minors, college, 5/31/21
 - Billy Lott impressed, saw 9 seasons, 10/15/20
 - Steve Loubier got his foot in the pro door; Stayed five seasons, made AA, 10/28/20
 - Stewart Lovdal, Picked Up, 6/25/13
 - Sylvester Love, Went Fast, 12/3/15
 - Will Love, Early End, 2/20/14
 - Vance Lovelace, No Quitter, 4/30/12
 - Jay Loviglio assessed talent over long minors coaching career; Saw bigs as player, 3/5/21
 - Allan Lovinger served briefly as minors trainer, then went on to other jobs, including real estate, 6/26/23
 - Torey Lovullo knew the need to be consistent, as player and as manager, 7/4/12
 - Chris Lowe got drafted earlier than expected, saw 3 seasons, 11/27/21 
 - Q.V. Lowe still loved the game after nearly 50 years in it; Coached in college, minors and bigs, 12/12/19
 - Dwight Lowry, Showed Something, 5/19/12
 - Mike Loynd, Showing Confidence, 1/16/11
 - Tony Lozinski overcame spring mental mistake to make AA; Saw three pro seasons, 10/26/21
 - Steve Lubratich used capabilities to play, manage, scout, 11/12/20
 - T.J. Lucin hoped to be FMLBBP, saw 2 seasons, single-A, 7/5/25
 - Ken Luckham proved encouraging in AA start, 6 seasons, 2/8/24
 - Steve Luebber used pitching ideas as coach over decades, 10/13/15
 - Larry Luebbers was happy to be in bigs, saw 3 seasons, 5/6/13
 - Rick Luecken fulfilled his role in majors over 2 seasons, 9/22/12
 - Angel Lugo played his game over four pro seasons; Later turned youth instructor, 3/26/22
 - Rob Lukachyk returned from getting cut to make bigs in 10th pro season; Saw two ML games, 12/17/21
 - Mike Lumley, Hometown Player, 3/14/11
 - Ed Lund saw 4 pro seasons, high-A, kept playing, 5/15/20
 - Rick Lundblade, Rare Opportunity, 5/29/13
 - Jason Lundgren, Bat Boys, 1/14/18
 - Dan Lunetta has been a baseball man and a businessman over four decades-plus in game, 4/12/22
 - Scott Lusader, Took It, 2/21/12
 - Bob Lutticken tried to make the best of his playing time; Saw six seasons, made AA, 11/13/20
 - Chris Lutz pitched well in college, played three pro seasons, 11/30/19
 - Mitch Lyden couldn't script 1st ML HR, 7/10/13
 - Jeff Lyle held his high school strikeout record; Played three pro seasons, 3/24/20
 - David Lynch, Curve Worked, 7/2/11
 - Joe Lynch, Relief Win, 4/28/12
 - Mario Lyons, Picked Off, 1/13/17
 - Rick Lysander, Multiple Returns, 4/5/11
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 - Jason Maas got big single-A hit; Made AAA in seven seasons, 12/26/10
 - Kevin Maas, High Expectations, 1/30/11
 - Mark MacArthur, Team Trailblazer, 2/12/17
 - Bob MacDonald, Needed Confidence, 3/27/13
 - Dave Machemer worked to develop players, and loved doing it, 4/7/11
 - Quinn Mack, Missed Catch, 6/12/10
 - Ray Mack, Over With, 6/28/15
 - Pete Mackanin, Good Way, 11/2/11
 - Kevin Macleod, Gem Thrown, 12/21/16
 - Lonnie Maclin, Got On, 8/27/17
 - Darrell MacMillan drew notice in high school; Played two pro seasons, 10/2/23
 - Tim MacNeil turned solid reliever in college; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 4/16/22
 - Andres Macu helped GCL Dodgers to title, saw 1 season, 6/1/19
 - Morris Madden, Not A Quitter, 2/10/11
 - Greg Maddux drew early comparisons to all-timers, then became one himself, 11/2/19
 - Mike Maddux, Prepared to Pitch, 10/18/11
 - Tom Madison, as Mason Dixon, Georgia radio personality, 2/15/21
 - Erik Madsen, More Control, 11/20/17
 - Lance Madsen tried to relax, concentrate, saw 6 seasons, AAA, 2/11/24
 - Takashi Maema, Got There, 12/27/13
 - Bobby Magallanes played, then managed, 11/19/14
 - Ever Magallanes, Highest Level, 3/2/11
 - Will Magallanes, From Injury, 5/30/13
 - Warren Magee, Winter Roster, 9/26/14
 - Jim Magill improved, saw 5 seasons, 10/18/17
 - Mike Magnante saw injury, 12 ML seasons, then turned teacher, 6/24/11
 - Brett Magnusson saw 7 seasons, coached, 9/25/20
 - Tom Magrann, Catching Opportunities, 8/21/11
 - Javier Magria pitched well in high school, later turned pro; Injury slowed career, made high-A, 3/21/22
 - Greg Mahlberg knew he'd get quality players at San Bernardino, 10/23/19
 - Pat Mahomes' hard work paid off with 11 major league seasons, one in Japan, 5/18/11
 - Bub Maietta, Door Opened, 9/25/16
 - Steffen Majer helped Miami to College World Series; Later saw five pro seasons, became a firefighter, 8/6/22
 - Scott Makarewicz thought big things at AA, saw 10 seasons, 2/19/24
 - Mike Maksudian, Those Guys, 3/31/13
 - Jose Malave had great day early for Red Sox in Boston; Saw two ML campaigns, 7/23/21 
 - Albert Maldonado got Great Falls credit, saw 3 seasons, 5/13/19
 - Carlos Maldonado, Fifth Outing, 4/25/10
 - Jerry Maldonado earned Bronze Star in Vietnam, served as teacher and, for a time, with hometown baseball team, 12/16/20
 - Phil Maldonado looked fastball at Durham; Saw five seasons, twice briefly made AAA, 5/11/23
 - Rob Mallicoat worked hard to make majors, then get back, 6/8/25
 - Mike Malley, No-Hitter, 1/19/14
 - Jim Mallon worked as a college coach to improve his players on and off the field; Briefly managed in minors, 3/17/20
 - Bob Malloy, Didn't Matter, 4/5/14
 - Chuck Malone, Benefit of the Doubt, 11/8/10
 - Todd Malone, Pitching Award, 3/1/12
 - Chris Maloney, Maturing Process, 2/23/17
 - Rich Maloney, Coaching Career, 4/22/15
 - Austin Manahan, Struggled A Bit, 2/24/11
 - Tony Manahan, Showed Confidence, 11/8/18
 - Sam Mandia, Better Himself, 9/14/13
 - Bryan Manicchia, Got Noticed, 7/29/17
 - Kelly Mann, Defensive Catcher, 4/25/15
 - Thomas Mann, Two Hopes, 7/23/13
 - Greg Mannion got college confidence, had short career, 4/10/24
 - Ramon Manon, Career Record, 12/3/12
 - Ramon Manon made bigs in single game, 7/7/13
 - Jeff Manto saw 9 ML seasons, 8 teams, 10/7/12
 - Barry Manuel came from humble beginnings to make majors over five seasons, 7/13/22
 - Jerry Manuel, Put Value, 4/11/14
 - Kirt Manwaring, Next Chance, 5/4/11
 - Josias Manzanillo, His Stuff, 1/4/14
 - Ravelo Manzanillo, Four Pitches, 7/12/11
 - Scott Marabell provided early power, saw 5 seasons, AA, 2/25/22
 - Tony Marabella played, had health scare, 12/22/13
 - Paul Marak, Pumped Up, 2/17/11
 - Doug Marcero felt he hit the big time in college game; Made pros over three seasons, hit high-A, 4/21/20
 - John Marchese proved versatile in college; Saw three pro seasons as reliever, made single-A, 9/8/22
 - Chris Marchok, Chance To Chase, 1/7/11
 - Dave Marcon, Good Stretch, 8/14/13
 - John Marett saw 3 seasons, single-A, 2/24/16
 - Greg Margheim, Purely Personal, 5/15/13
 - Bob Mariano did pretty much everything over his long career in baseball; Had passion to teach, 12/19/22
 - Ron Marigny did his job as a player over six seasons, made AA; Has done it since as a scout, 8/14/21
 - Juan Marina showed promise in rookie ball, played five pro seasons; Made single-A, 12/9/21
 - Mark Marino, All Star Sports, 12/28/16
 - Joe Markulike, Busy Day, 11/13/16
 - Edgar Marquez, Returned To, 8/14/13
 - Edwin Marquez played in nine-plus pro seasons, made AAA, 7/23/10
 - Ihosvany Marquez played, went to prison for Medicaid fraud, 11/20/24
 - Isidro Marquez, Well-Pitched, 11/13/18
 - Oreste Marrero, Father's Day, 6/29/17
 - Vilato Marrero, Defining Job, 7/2/17
 - Quinn Marsh helped stop Salt Lake streak, saw 5 seasons, 11/19/13
 - Tom Marsh, Goose Bumps, 12/19/12
 - Randy Marshall, Key Hit, 5/22/14
 - Randy Marshall, Every Time, 3/19/16
 - Ed Martel made AAA with the Yankees, but injuries slowed career; Later studied injuries; Passed in 2018, 11/13/22
 - Al Martin, Leadership Skills, 4/25/15
 - Darryl Martin turned pro out of high school, called himself really happy; Saw six pro seasons, made high-A, 8/16/21
 - Gene Martin hit well in Sumter game, saw 2 pro seasons, 11/27/14
 - Gregg Martin, Worth More, 10/29/13
 - Jim Martin filled Salt Lake leadoff hole, saw 2 seasons, 12/1/24
 - John Martin played a decade in the minors, then started a new career as a coach, 10/15/21 
 - Jon Martin played three pro seasons, then had to give up on his dream, 2/16/20
 - Justin Martin liked relieving, showed what he could do; Saw four seasons, made single-A, 10/1/22
 - Norberto Martin, His Best, 3/16/12
 - Steve Martin, Strong Character, 6/14/11
 - Todd Martin flat out hit in high school, enough for third round; Pro career lasted two seasons, 3/31/21
 - Tom Martin, His Way, 1/24/16
 - Chito Martinez tried to keep good focus, saw 3 ML seasons, 9/20/10
 - David Martinez, Second Game, 5/2/15
 - Domingo Martinez, These Days, 3/16/13
 - Edgar Martinez, Greatest DH, 10/8/10
 - Fili Martinez finished a college shutout; Later hoped to finish by making bigs, never made it, 3/1/20
 - John Martinez, A Second, 3/10/15
 - Julian Martinez, Old Friend, 1/29/11
 - Louie Martinez, from Virgin Islands to Austin to pros, 6/21/25
 - Luis Martinez, Took Advantage, 5/29/17
 - Luis Martinez, Quick Learner, 11/7/18
 - Manny Martinez, Wasn't Nervous, 3/22/14
 - Martin Martinez shut door in big college win, saw 3 seasons, 12/11/13
 - Nicio Martinez, Too Little, 6/27/15
 - Pablo Martinez, First Hit, 7/31/14
 - Pedro Martinez showed 'unlimited potential,' made HOF, 5/23/20
 - Pedro Martinez - the other one - made the bigs in 1993, was happy to be there; Saw five ML campaigns, 11/17/20
 - Ramon Martinez, Three Runs, 4/3/13
 - Ray Martinez played 23 years, coached, 9/25/22
 - Reynaldo Martinez started well, saw 2 seasons, single-A, 3/20/15
 - Tino Martinez, Quality Player, 10/9/10
 - William Martinez, Held Them, 12/25/13
 - Tim Marting, Highest Point, 4/18/18
 - Bill Marx, Good Command, 11/1/15
 - Jose Marzan, Good Sign, 11/11/13
 - John Marzano, Watch Him Hit, 7/22/10
 - Dickey Marze, Pegged As, 1/16/14
 - Marty Mason, Strike One, 2/27/19
 - Rob Mason helped youth team to title as coach; Played four pro seasons, made high-A, 1/4/21
 - Roger Mason returned from surgery, saw 9 majors seasons, 11/13/19
 - John Massarelli showed positive attitude over decade in pros, 3/2/24
 - Billy Masse worked to prove himself, 7/8/13
 - Jeff Massicotte came on in tough spot at Geneva and struck out three; Played four pro seasons, 1/11/20
 - Dan Masteller, Like This, 2/20/13
 - Dave Masters, Long Shot, 9/21/12
 - Wayne Masters, Championship City, 4/17/13
 - Dave Mastropietro was ready to play baseball; Played it professionally over a single season, 4/16/20
 - Paul Matachun played multiple positions over three seasons, made single-A, 8/23/20
 - Jose Mateo, Bad Night, 7/19/14
 - Eddie Mathews, Next Season, 5/26/16
 - Greg Mathews, Unexpected Start, 9/9/17
 - Terry Mathews, Real Big, 1/2/16
 - Mike Mathile's potential didn't pan out with trip to bigs, 10/3/19
 - Mike Mathiot, Game Winner, 10/4/14
 - Wayne Mathis played two pro seasons, later turned scout, 3/19/17
 - Pedro Matilla impressed scouts in high school; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 5/8/22
 - Jon Matlack completed what he started over 13 ML seasons, later turned coach, 10/26/20
 - Domingo Matos hit well lin a June 1993 game for West Palm; Played five pro seasons, 10/12/19
 - Francisco Matos, Track Record, 3/4/14
 - Malvin Matos felt good at independent Alexandria; Played 14 pro seasons, never made bigs, 7/30/20
 - Tom Matthews impressed as competitor, saw 1 pro season, 6/1/19
 - Frank Mattox played seven seasons, made AAA, worked as scout, 2/14/12
 - Danny Matznick, About Him, 4/25/17
 - Rob Maurer, First Season, 11/22/11
 - Ron Maurer kept swinging over decade, made AAA, Taiwan, 6/6/20
 - Michael Mauro, Most Rewarding, 7/22/18
 - Tim Mauser, Best Outing, 1/17/11
 - John Maxwell, Prepared For, 1/31/16
 - Derrick May, Swinging The Bat, 12/15/10
 - Lee May Jr. worked to make hitters better after own eight-season pro career; Made AAA, 11/13/21
 - Scott May, Chance Meeting, 1/15/19
 - Greg Mayberry, Game Ended, 1/22/12
 - Steve Maye got advice upon comeback, saw 9 pro seasons, 4/7/24
 - Ellerton Maynard, His Wheels, 11/13/14
 - Brent Mayne caught in 15 ML seasons, 8/19/12
 - Todd Mayo knew in baseball the outcome is never certain; Saw four pro seasons, made AA, 1/26/21
 - Matt Maysey, Two Firsts, 4/18/12
 - Leo Mazzone, Famed Rock, 5/10/10
 - Mike McAlpin, Algebra Teacher, 8/15/13
 - Jamie McAndrew got accepted in bigs, 9/21/20
 - Dave McAuliffe, Give Credit, 12/9/12
 - Loy McBride saw the ball well at high-A; Played four pro seasons, made AA, 12/10/21
 - Randy McCament, All the Confidence, 6/6/11
 - Brian McCann, Trainer's Goal, 4/15/10
 - Joe McCann, Broke Out, 7/7/18
 - Greg McCarthy got his confidence up, then made the majors; Later went to Europe, 10/25/21
 - Steve McCarthy, Tenth Save, 11/29/12
 - Paul McClellan, Streak Extended, 10/24/11
 - Tim McClinton played 2 sports in high school, saw 5 seasons, 6/9/18
 - Walt McConnell, Bounce Back, 8/1/10
 - Brian McCormack, In It, 3/1/13
 - Don McCormack, Grabbed Him, 9/29/14
 - Glenn McCormick swung bat in 2 pro seasons, saw single-A, 1/3/18
 - John McCormick saw four pro seasons, made high-A with Royals, 12/29/23
 - Brent McCoy, Game MVP, 1/26/14
 - Tim McCoy, Been Strong, 3/1/14
 - Trey McCoy returned from early retirement to see nine pro seasons; Made AAA, 6/12/22
 - Eric McCray, Trade Talk, 3/5/11
 - Justin McCray played 3 pro seasons, later turned scout, 9/22/13
 - Rodney McCray, Baseball Immortality, 5/31/13
 - Todd McCray, Settled Down, 5/2/16
 - Bob McCreary, Toughest Adjustment, 2/19/13
 - Deron McCue, Six Innings, 1/28/13
 - Steve McCumiskey went from college catching to pros, 6/28/25
 - Greg McCutcheon saw confidence boosted in college; Played three pro seasons, 10/9/23
 - Terry McDaniel, Front Office, 8/29/19
 - Terry McDevitt dreamed of pros since junior high, made it; Saw five seasons, made AA, 10/1/21
 - Ben McDonald, High Expectations, 9/19/11
 - Dave McDonald saw 2 seasons, high-A, 11/14/17
 - Kevin McDonald threw a one-hitter at Salt Lake in 1991; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 7/20/20
 - Mike McDonald, Game Winner, 6/16/11
 - Shelby McDonald impressed in college; Saw three pro seasons, made AA, 10/21/21
 - Julius McDougal, Dazzlingly Paisley, 5/21/10
 - Mike McDowellplayed 3 pro seasons, coached, instructed, 9/18/13
 - Tim McDowell, Another Profession, 3/25/18
 - Shawn McElfish, 'A' Game, 3/5/15
 - Jason McFarlin, Speedy Scout, 12/4/10
 - Andy McGaffigan could start or relive, saw 11 majors seasons, 10/2/12
 - Jeremy McGarity played decade as pro, then became pastor, 9/19/24
 - Tony McGee, Off Guard, 10/11/15
 - Kevin McGehee, Much Adrenalin, 1/10/13
 - Russ McGinnis, Up to Him, 11/30/10
 - Steve McGovern, Pitching Strength, 6/15/13
 - Chuck McGrath made AAA with Cardinals, saw 7 seasons overall, 12/27/10
 - Tom McGraw made the Cardinals, couldn't stop grinning, 4/1/24
 - Terry McGriff, Draft Hopes, 4/16/10
 - Bill McGuire, Few At Bats, 8/19/11
 - Steve McInerney, Athletic Director, 6/4/11
 - Tim McIntosh played game he loved, made bigs over 71 games, 5/9/12
 - Ron McKay has served as a coach in high school, college and pros, also as instructor, 4/20/21
 - Butch McKeon, Competitive Fire, 7/6/14
 - Joel McKeon, Working Forkball, 5/24/13
 - Kasey McKeon, Taught Him, 3/22/16
 - Tim McKinley helped his pitchers in college and in the pros; Saw four pro seasons, made AA, 3/19/22
 - Jeff McKnight, Biggest Thing, 6/6/12
 - Keith McKoy hit, used his speed enough to see three pro seasons; Made single-A, 10/11/22
 - John McLarnan, Any Other, 9/28/14
 - Brian McLeod, Back In, 1/8/13
 - Greg McMichael, Worked Out - 12/28/11
 - Stu McMillan, Big Plays, 12/12/16
 - Kevin McMullen played, then coached in college, pros, 12/26/24
 - Brock McMurray got hurt, made high-A, 9/25/20
 - Craig McMurtry saw bigs in 8 seasons with Braves, others, 11/15/14
 - Glen McNabb took strong arm on to 4 pro seasons, made high-A, 3/31/18
 - Fred McNair took good bat to AAA, 10/25/17
 - Denny McNamara started to hit the ball well in first pro season; Saw three in all, made high-A, 5/9/20
 - Jeff McNeely played eight pro seasons, made bigs for 21 games, then went into education, 7/5/21
 - Marlin McPhail, Utility Man, 1/28/11
 - Brian McRae, Relaxed and Confident, 3/30/11
 - Rick McWane, Concussion Rules, 3/30/16
 - Tim McWilliam knew the importance of scouts in college, later became one himself; Briefly made AAA, 11/16/20
 - Timber Mead, Big League Name, 1/3/11
 - Bobby Meacham worked on consistency over six majors seasons, 3/12/11
 - Rusty Meacham, Not Afraid, 10/7/13
 - Louie Meadows looked for majors role, saw 4 ML seasons, 10/5/12
 - Scott Meadows, Got Comfortable, 6/9/11
 - Tim Meamber played it by ear, hoped to make bigs; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 7/24/22
 - Media Arts Group backed  the 1990 Vero Beach Dodgers set, 2/22/22
 - Facaner Medina, Spelled Right, 2/2/15
 - Luis Medina, Really Fun, 1/21/12
 - Patricio Medina, Very Quick, 2/4/15
 - Ricardo Medina, Right Pitch, 4/21/13
 - Scott Medvin showed bulldog style, made 3 ML seasons 3/9/11
 - Tim Meeks, Fine Pitching, 4/29/18
 - Kevin Meier, Good Years, 4/15/16
 - Scott Meissner, Medical Field, 7/4/17
 - Cesar Mejia, Wasn't Nervous, 6/2/11
 - Leandro Mejia saw 4 seasons, single-A with Athletics, 3/28/15
 - Francisco Melendez, Biggest Thing, 4/19/14
 - Jose Melendez, So Versatile, 6/27/10
 - Luis Melendez, Knew What, 2/24/17
 - Steve Melendez worked to get to know his players as a minor league trainer, 1/31/20
 - Mark Meleski, Season Openers, 6/23/11
 - John Mello had nerves of steel over three pro seasons, made high-A; Later became instructor, 12/26/20
 - Bill Melvin kept his teams close over eight seasons; Made AAA, not bigs, 1/21/20
 - Scott Melvin, Guidance Counselor, 3/1/19
 - Kirk Mendenhall woke up a AAA crowd with a single, stolen base; Saw six seasons, never made bigs, 4/26/20
 - Jesus Mendez, Venezuelan Nuggets, 3/4/10
 - Miguel Mendez, At Third, 11/22/14
 - Brad Mengel, First Team, 11/2/13
 - Paul Menhart, Ultimate Goal, 8/1/13
 - Troy Mentzer, Fought Himself, 2/12/13
 - Brian Mercado hit well his first season; Learned his second wouldn't happen from team official on golf cart, 8/15/20
 - Orlando Mercado, Grand Slam, 4/23/12
 - Rafael Mercado, Felt Comfortable, 3/16/14
 - Orlando Merced played through injury over 13 ML seasons, 9/8/10
 - Hector Mercedes, Some Power, 10/28/13
 - Henry Mercedes moved past language problems to make bigs over five seasons, 3/21/15
 - Juan Mercedes had strong Bluefield outing, saw 3 seasons, 11/26/24
 - Luis Mercedes, Tough Situation, 4/5/13
 - Mark Merchant, Pretty Calm, 3/7/12
 - Kent Mercker, New Lease, 9/11/11
 - Steve Meredith screamed when he signed, saw 3 seasons, 4/12/24
 - Domingo Merejo, Among Them, 4/1/18
 - Luis Merejo, Hard Tag, 9/24/17
 - Frank Merigliano used his ability to see six pro seasons, later as youth instructor, 12/16/21
 - Doug Merrifield, Great Career, 2/20/16
 - Carl "Stump" Merrill, Help for Hitters, 4/12/10
 - Brett Merriman, That Control, 5/24/15
 - Matt Merullo, Own Path, 7/13/10
 - Audy Mesa, His Tools, 1/12/18
 - Baltazar Mesa played, went to prison, 9/18/20
 - Jose Mesa, His Job, 5/27/13
 - Mike Messerly, Hit Baseballs, 2/19/14
 - Hensley Meulens, Physical Ability, 10/8/12
 - Basil Meyer, Turning Points, 7/24/12
 - Brian Meyer threw sliders, made 3 major league seasons, 11/17/11
 - Rick Meyer, Different Call, 2/12/15
 - Russ Meyer proved solid player, coach, 7/6/13
 - Don Meyers played infielder and catcher, saw 3 seasons, 5/22/20
 - Steve Michael started as pitcher, but loved playing every day; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 5/1/22
 - Domingo Michel, Dodger Relative, 11/26/11
 - Buddy Micheu, His Officers, 5/21/14
 - Tom Michno proved himself in college, played six pro seasons, 12/9/23
 - Scott Middaugh pitched on a major league field, he just never got there as a major leaguer, 1/16/22
 - Matt Mieske showed his capabilities over eight big league seasons, five teams, 10/4/22
 - Lincoln Mikkelsen pitched until past age 40; Played around world, 10/21/23
 - Joe Mikulik recorded 1,000th pro hit in 1992, missed ML, 9/7/16
 - Mike Milchin worked to make most of chances in bigs, the others' chances as agent, 7/18/22
 - Jeff Milene, Remained Upbeat, 10/11/14
 - Dave Miley, Worked Out, 12/1/12
 - Sam Militello, Good Start, 9/8/15
 - Bernie Millan helped Stockton, saw six pro seasons, AA, 3/11/17
 - Jose Millares strived for majors over 7 seasons, made AA, 11/21/24
 - Gar Millay saw seven pro seasons, AAA, passed in 2011, 1/13/12
 - Billy Miller broke up a double play in college; Played two pro seasons, made high-A, 4/20/22
 - Damian Miller made bigs for decade, 6/16/24
 - Darrell Miller, Doing His Job, 4/30/10
 - Dave Miller, Sinker Guy, 5/25/13
 - David Miller saw 5 pro seasons, AAA with Braves, Rangers 12/16/11
 - Keith Miller, Big Hit, 6/16/12
 - Kevin Miller, Greatest Joy, 9/17/16
 - Kurt Miller started with pressure of first-round pick; Saw time in five ML seasons, Japan, 3/20/20
 - Mike Miller, Possible Promotion, 9/18/19
 - Orlando Miller made 4 majors seasons with Astros, Tigers, 11/13/11
 - Pat Miller followed his father to the pros, not to the majors; Played five seasons, made AA, 7/23/20
 - Paul Miller, Late Pick, 3/21/18
 - Rhonda Miller helped welcome back an injured bat boy in 1992; Served as account executive, in promotions, 4/4/22
 - Rich Miller, Ins and Outs, 3/28/11
 - Roger Miller, Very Excited, 1/19/15
 - Russ Miller, Hurt Him, 1/14/18
 - Scott A. Miller, Matured Some, 10/30/13
 - S. Scott Miller, Was Special, 10/30/13
 - Joe Millette made the bigs, had a little fun, played the field over two seasons, 10/18/21
 - Bob Milliken played, then coached decades with Cardinals, 10/5/24
 - Brad Mills went from injury-shortened playing career to long career as manager, 2/6/20
 - Brian Milner, Top Start, 9/5/15
 - Dave Milstien, Remained Determined, 1/7/14
 - Herb Milton played, became youth coach, 5/16/14
 - Mark Mimbs played in pros with twin brother, saw 10 seasons, 6/1/20
 - Mike Mimbs made majors with Phillies, saw three seasons, 5/14/20
 - Nate Minchey saw time in four ML seasons, then seven successful campaigns in Japan, 5/7/23
 - Steve Mingori, Been Successful, 10/20/13
 - Wallace Minnifield got the chance to turn pro in summer ball; Saw three pro seasons, 6/12/21
 - Blas Minor, Around Awhile, 3/21/12
 - Steve Mintz, The Job, 11/25/17
 - Gino Minutelli, Found It, 3/12/16
 - Geno Mirabella worked on concentration, saw 3 seasons, 1/14/25
 - Angel Miranda, To Understand, 11/30/15
 - Geovany Miranda saw 7 seasons, AAA, 9/30/12
 - Bobby Miscik made AAA as player, manager; Enjoyed involvement in the game, 1/14/23
 - Mike Misuraca, Higher Level, 10/23/14
 - Charlie Mitchell, Family Trade, 5/25/10
 - Joe Mitchell saw eight pro seasons, two at AAA, missed bigs, 4/10/10
 - John Mitchell, Twenty-Two Hours, 5/9/11
 - Keith Mitchell made 4 bigs seasons, later saw Korea, coached, 5/15/23
 - Tommy Mitchell saw six pro seasons, never wanted to leave game, 10/4/23
 - Mike Mitchener, Uncharted Waters, 4/4/17
 - John Mizerock helped Astros to 1985 win, 9/1/11
 - Hideki Mizusawa, Did Play, 12/17/13
 - Kevin Mmahat, Much Fun, 5/12/12
 - Mike Moberg chose baseball in high school, made pros, 12/7/24
 - Anton Mobley, Quick Start, 8/8/13
 - Mario Moccia left college to turn pro; Played two pro seasons, later returned to old college as AD, 5/4/20
 - Dennis Moeller made majors with Royals in seventh season, 12/22/24
 - Eric Moen, His Future, 11/23/17
 - Dale Mohorcic, Quietly Done, 5/14/12
 - Mike Mohler made 9 majors seasons with Athletics, others, 3/30/15
 - Bobby Molinaro, Top of the Game, 9/5/10
 - Frank Monastero, Bigger Thrill, 3/14/15
 - Bill Monbouquette, Pitching Teacher, 1/16/18
 - Raul Mondesi won NL ROY, saw 13 ML seasons then corruption, 6/5/20
 - Steve Mondile had good day as he signed as pro; Saw four seasons, made high-A, then turned coach, scout, 12/27/22
 - Miguel Monegro helped seal team's comeback at Elmira; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 2/18/23
 - Sid Monge, Do Best, 11/29/13
 - Mike Mongiello, Like This, 4/2/17
 - Mario Monico set Hawaii college records, saw 6 seasons, 12/30/10
 - Steve Monson, Tough Mentality, 1/20/19
 - Rafael Montalvo, Brief Chance, 11/16/11
 - Rob Montalvo, That Advice, 9/15/13
 - Rich Monteleone, Building Confidence, 12/11/10
 - Cesar Montero, Admired Most, 7/28/13
 - Sixto Alberto Montero saw both Phillies, Astros systems, 2/28/25
 - Dan Montes made it over 2 seasons, started with Giants, 12/27/24
 - Mike Montgomery, Work Horse, 6/29/13
 - Ray Montgomerystayed healthy enough to see 3 ML seasons, 1/4/16
 - Charlie Montoyo, First Impression, 1/24/19
 - Dan Monzon never doubted his ability to play; Saw four pro seasons, made single-A, 3/27/21
 - James Moody received praise at Oneonta and Prince William; Saw two pro seasons, made high-A, 12/2/22
 - Wally Moon was challenged by teaching process; Played 12 seasons in bigs, then worked as coach, 12/30/22
 - Troy Mooney threw a seven-inning no-hitter at single-A; Played six seasons, made high-A, 3/19/20
 - Bart Moore liked to steal bases; Ran to three seasons as a pro, made high-A, 4/26/22
 - Billy Moore gave good effort, saw 6 ML games with Expos, 1/9/11
 - Bobby Moore, Next Level, 3/10/13
 - Boo Moore went from high HS rating to pros, saw 8 seasons, 5/4/22
 - Brad Moore, Worked Out, 7/24/13
 - Daryl Moore, Good Years, 2/18/16
 - Kerwin Moore made bigs for 22 games, 6/13/11
 - Marcus Moore played a decade, made bigs in three seasons; Third came after serious allegations, 9/18/22
 - Robert Moore, Best Arm, 2/3/11
 - Tim Moore, Shot Given, 7/25/13
 - Tony Moore saw four pro seasons, then taught youth game, 3/10/17
 - Rich Morales, Full Potential, 12/25/14
 - Rich Morales played, coached, scouted, 4/23/24
 - Mickey Morandini, Reckless Abandon, 10/11/10
 - Mike Mordecai did his job when called upon; Saw bigs over 12 seasons, Bartman game, 5/10/23
 - Armando Moreno got call to Pirates, didn't get in game, 12/15/11
 - Gary Morgan, Quick Hands, 6/22/13
 - Kenny Morgan, Real Pop, 7/5/10
 - Morganna made name - Kissing Bandit - on field, uninvited, 5/1/21
 - Russ Morman broke out of slump in ML debut, saw 9 ML seasons, 7/16/12
 - Pat Morphy, Spot Starter, 10/6/15
 - Angel Morris made the majors late, as a bullpen catcher; Saw 12 pro seasons, made AAA as player, 4/1/22
 - Jeff Morris, Seen Much, 1/31/13
 - Rick Morris, Good Hack, 4/6/15
 - Rod Morris got break, turned starter at AA; Saw six pro seasons, missed bigs, 6/11/22
 - Steve Morris, Jumped On, 10/4/14
 - Jim Morrisette returned from injury to new position; Played over six seasons, made AA, 11/10/21
 - Brian Morrison, More Polished, 4/2/18
 - Keith Morrison gave an encouraging effort at Sumter; Played six seasons, made AAA, 8/16/15
 - Chris Morrow saw 8 seasons, made AAA, 10/14/20
 - Timmie Morrow, Slow Progress, 7/18/10
 - Matt Morse knew lady luck's pro role, 7/15/24
 - Tony Mortensen changed colleges, turned out well enough to make pros; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 10/9/22
 - Kevin Morton used bigs as learning experience over 16 games, 1/7/14
 - Ron Morton, Efficient Innings, 6/22/14
 - Mike Moscrey, Title Clincher, 8/12/17
 - Scott Moseley made it his goal to play in the pros, and the bigs; He played three professional seasons, 7/16/20
 - Ricky Moser, Two Hits, 8/7/18
 - Tony Mosley signed out of high school because he loved the game; Saw seven seasons, made AA, 5/26/22
 - Andy Mota worked hard, made 27 ML games, turned agent, 4/18/11
 - Carlos Mota took pride in his defense over 12 pro seasons; Made AAA, saw independent ball, 12/12/20
 - Domingo Mota went from baseball family to 6 seasons, AA, 5/16/19
 - Gary Mota could do some things, saw 8 pro seasons, AA, 1/11/16
 - Jose Mota, Special Day, 7/26/11
 - Willie Mota, Big Day, 10/19/14
 - Darryl Motley, Biggest Game, 8/26/10
 - Jeff Motuzas, Expanded Role, 4/5/19
 - Chuck Mount worked to be consistent over six pro seasons; Made AAA, 2/26/21
 - Brian Mouton used his ability to play professionally over two seasons; Played in rookie ball, 8/14/20
 - Felix Moya grew up in Nicaragua, stayed in El Salvador, played in minors for three seasons, 1/2/20
 - Steve Muh, Was Consistent, 11/4/13
 - Mike Muhlethaler, Loosey-Goosey, 3/13/14
 - Jack Mull, Have Respect, 1/23/15
 - Ray Mullino watched one of his players get drafted years after he was drafted himself, 11/7/19
 - Ron Mullins used strategy to get key out in 1988 single-A save; Saw six seasons, made AA, 7/2/23
 - Mike Mulvaney, A Lot Easier, 12/4/12
 - Rick Mundy gained confidence his first pro season, 10/25/19
 - Bobby Munoz, Starter Stuff, 1/14/15
 - J.J. Munoz, Something New, 2/20/15
 - Jose Munoz made the majors for 17 games with White Sox, 9/19/20
 - Julio Munozgot big Asheville win, saw two pro seasons, 9/19/13
 - Lou Munoz almost gave up on pros for police work, then got signed; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 5/21/22
 - Omer Munoz, Good Impression, 4/12/14
 - Oscar Munoz had rough welcome to bigs, saw 10 ML games over seven pro seasons, 8/30/23
 - Pedro Munoz, Great Feeling, 5/6/15
 - Seiichi Murakami saw Salinas, multiple seasons in Japan, 11/19/13
 - Joe Murdock, Two Runs, 7/23/14
 - Murnane Field has hosted sports for decades, before the pro Blue Sox arrived, and after they left, 4/11/12
 - Dan Murphy, Could Still Pitch, 12/17/10
 - Jim Murphy played, became author, motivational speaker, 11/18/19
 - Micah Murphy, Game-Tying, 8/4/13
 - Mike Murphy, Own Momentum, 2/25/15
 - Pat Murphy saw what went on over three decades as West Palm Beach sports anchor, got own card, 1/11/21
 - Pete Murphy, Continued Playing, 7/16/14
 - Bill Murray served as New Jersey Devils trainer for decade, 12/25/23
 - Glenn Murray knocked a high chopper for first big league hit, Played two decades, 12/15/19
 - Keith Murray lost nearly his entire first season to injury, played in just one more, 8/28/20
 - Matt Murray, Just Incredible, 1/20/14
 - Steve Murray, Big Difference, 11/10/14
 - Scott Muscat, That Mode, 6/13/17
 - Darren Musselwhite, Another Field, 2/28/16
 - Mike Mussina chose college, then became great, made Hall, 5/31/22
 - Jeff Mutis, Another Shot, 11/6/11
 - Chris Myers, Same Thing, 2/23/12
 - Eric Myers, Molder of People, 3/23/14
 - Jimmy Myers, No Doubts, 2/9/13
 - Mike Myers, Left-Handed Specialist, 1/6/13
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 - Chris Nabholz made bigs over six seasons, with four clubs, 4/14/14
 - Stan Naccarato became a Tacoma icon, 5/23/24
 - Tim Naehring, Harsh Game, 12/7/10
 - Charles Nagy, Burning Desire, 5/17/12
 - Gary Nalls started slow in 2nd season, saw 6 total, made AA, 12/6/20
 - Jerry Narron, Stayed Connected, 5/21/13
 - Bob Natal, Didn't Disrupt, 4/15/14
 - Jeff Nate, Higher Level, 6/14/17
 - Lipso Nava learned in 17 pro seasons, 11/11/17
 - Luis Navarro helped high school no-hitter, saw 3 seasons, 3/8/25
 - Tito Navarro, Good Time, 4/30/17
 - Ed Naveda, Playing Hard, 9/14/10
 - Denny Neagle, Already Familiar, 6/11/10
 - Dave Neal pitched well in single-A loss; Saw four seasons then had elbow surgery, 9/7/22
 - Tim Nedin, That Pitch, 10/8/14
 - Troy Neel, Another Name, 12/29/10
 - David Nied hoped for quality starts with Rockies, did briefly, then injuries came; Saw bigs over five seasons, 6/17/23
 - Jim Neidlinger, Savoring the Minutes, 10/15/10
 - Scott Neill pitched well in big game for college scouts; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 8/21/22
 - R.A. Neitzel, Rare Feat, 6/23/13
 - Skip Nelloms got discouraged at beginning, played three seasons, made high-A, 2/5/21
 - Brian Nelson played with future Royals GM in college; Later played three seasons in pros, 4/24/20
 - Doug Nelson, Young Pitcher, 3/11/13
 - Jamie Nelson, Injuries and Expectations, 4/25/11
 - Jeff Nelson, Good One, 12/17/14
 - Jerome Nelson, His Part, 7/31/17
 - Mike Nelson worked hard to run his own club, 11/4/19
 - Rick Nelson, Bases Cleared, 3/31/16
 - Robb Nen showed nerves in minors, then became a top bigs closer with Marlins, Giants, 6/18/22
 - Jim Nettles made the majors as a player, looked to get there later as a manager, 8/10/23
 - Rod Nettnin got drafted by Miami Miracle, then got hurt, 12/15/24
 - Tom Nevers made 1st round, saw 13 seasons, AAA, coached, 3/30/25
 - Mike Newby, College Transfer, 2/19/17
 - Tom Newell turned pitcher, made bigs, 10/17/15v
 - Craig Newkirk, Quiet Style, 6/1/14
 - Tim Newlin, Door Slammed, 11/6/14
 - Alan Newman, The Stuff, 10/3/14
 - Jeff Newman, Big Hits, 12/28/16
 - Tom Newman, Mental Lock, 5/14/16
 - Matt Newsom served as minors GM and in racing, also donned a chicken suit, 1/28/20
 - Warren Newson, Still In, 12/7/11
 - Steve Newton had success as starter, saw six pro seasons, 11/7/21
 - Andy Nezelek, Fall Back, 9/10/11
 - Brian Nichols, Tied Up, 11/22/12
 - Carl Nichols concentrated, made majors over six seasons, 7/30/11
 - Chet Nichols, Biggest Thrill, 1/24/16
 - Rob Nichols saw single pro season, 10/22/17
 - Scott Nichols, Scouting Rasmus, 8/4/10
 - Ty Nichols, Added Up, 4/4/13
 - Tom Niedenfuer, Looking Back, 8/27/17
 - Jerry Nielsen got ML debut out of way without nerves; Saw two ML seasons with Yankees, Angels, 11/13/22
 - Scott Nielsen, Can Pitch, 7/15/12
 - Randy Niemann worked with minors pitchers to get them to bigs; Made bigs himself as player, coach, 6/5/21
 - Darren Niethammer showed he could work with Rangers over six seasons; Made AA, 6/14/22
 - Tom Nieto, Great Day, 8/15/13
 - Ernie Nieves, Started Strong, 5/6/13
 - Fionel Nieves struggled with control, saw 2 pro seasons, 3/26/25
 - Melvin Nieves, Stuck With It, 11/26/14
 - Dave Nilsson, Did That, 11/19/15
 - Robin Nina took no-hitter late, saw 4 seasons, high-A, 3/6/22
 - Robo Niner, Baseball Head, 11/16/14
 - Toby Nivens, Biggest Thing, 8/21/19
 - David Nix learned as pro, then injury, passed in 2018, 6/10/25
 - Donell Nixon, Ran Into, 10/25/12
 - Jason Nixon set records, turned pro, 4/11/13
 - Doug Noce, College Success, 12/30/13
 - Paul Noce, Hard Work, 4/28/10
 - J.D. Noland, Fast Enough, 4/27/12
 - Dickie Noles, Wasn't Awed, 8/25/12
 - Eric Nolte, Real Thrill, 7/22/12
 - Dennis Noonan served as a minors trainer a single season, also at league all-star game, 8/8/22
 - Rey Noriega worked hard in college, turned pro as late-round pick; Saw five seasons, made AAA, 6/29/21 
 - Dan Norman, Important Thing, 3/17/17
 - Guy Normand saw 6 pro seasons, went to Mexico, made AAA, 7/14/25
 - Dave Norris saw 2 seasons in Cardinals system, single-A, 10/8/24
 - Joe Norris never made the majors himself, but saw a player he coached get there, 10/2/19
 - Mike Norris helped his team to an early lead in a July 1990 contest; Played single pro season, 6/21/20
 - Jay North followed his career from pitching to coaching and then to scouting, 7/22/22
 - Randy Nosek, Needed Confidence, 2/13/11
 - Ed Nottle, Lifetime Busher, 12/22/10
 - Rafael Novoa, Same Fastball, 2/4/11
 - Rick Nowak, Never Seen, 10/29/13
 - Barney Nugent, Caring Guy, 7/14/12
 - Tom Nuneviller, Positive Attitude, 6/17/13
 - Alex Nunez, Too Few, 10/24/14
 - Bernie Nunez, Make Contact, 6/18/12
 - Mauricio Nunez, Playing Ball, 6/21/11
 - Rogelio Nunez played nine seasons, learned English with Michael Jordan's help; Made AA, 4/5/21
 - Peter Nurre extended lead in college, saw 1 pro season, 6/3/19
 - Jerry Nyman was related to major leaguers, just not one whose name he shared, 10/20/19
 - Jerry Nyman wasn't a big talker; Played in three ML seasons, coached in minors for longer, 2/10/20
 - Dan Nyssen played 4 seasons, grew frustrated with progress, 3/11/24
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 - Todd Oakes had long coaching career in pros, college; Passed in 2016, 4/13/16
 - Sherman Obando hoped for regular big league time, got it with Expos - then in Japan, 11/12/22
 - Jeff Oberdank, His Assets, 5/5/15
 - Javier Ocasio won a single-A game with base hit; Saw six pro seasons, made AA, 1/10/21
 - Rafael Ochoa used his ability over four pro seasons; Hoped to make bigs, made single-A, 4/23/21
 - Tony Ochs, Missing Bat, 6/29/10
 - Shawn O'Connell threw hard in high school, saw 4 seasons, 10/21/24
 - Ben O'Connor pitched well in Legion ball, 2 pro seasons, 12/10/17
 - Kevin O'Connor, Multiple Decisions, 12/2/16
 - Steve O'Donnell saw 4 seasons, high-A, 10/13/20
 - John O'Donoghue wasn't drafted, but he made the majors, 11/12/24
 - Rouglas Odor played eight pro seasons, made AA; Later developed players as minors coach, manager, 8/24/22
 - Jose Offerman, With His Bat, 10/22/11
 - Ron Oglesby, Big-Leaguer, 7/1/14
 - Mike Ogliaruso, Another Choice, 10/26/13
 - Greg O'Halloran, Second Sport, 12/7/17
 - Mark Ohlms showed his competitiveness on the field; Played seven seasons, made AAA, 3/23/21
 - Brian Ohnoutka, Lost No-No, 2/6/11
 - Kirt Ojala, Next Time, 10/9/15
 - Yoshi Okamoto has had long sports career, 4/15/24
 - Bob Olah made mistakes, but learned from them; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 11/19/21
 - Jim Olander waited decade, then major league dream came true, 12/14/10
 - Troy O'Leary, Good Night, 6/19/17
 - Jose Oliva, Show People, 5/20/14
 - Jose Olivares, Only Run, 10/25/13
 - Omar Olivares, Not His Style, 1/21/11
 - Darren Oliver had good future in HS, then had some kind of career over two decades pitching in the majors, 7/10/22
 - Nate Oliver, Little Things, 5/8/15
 - David Oliveras impressed Indians official early; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 8/19/22
 - Francisco Oliveras, Give Credit, 4/21/12
 - Max Oliveras, No Baby-Sitter, 3/9/10
 - Jeff Oller started out with high hopes; Saw six seasons, briefly made AA, 6/9/22
 - Jose Olmeda, Those Guys, 11/24/14
 - Reed Olmstead, Extra Innings, 10/11/11
 - Kurt Olson, Rejuvenated Team, 12/13/17
 - Ed Olwine, New Pitcher, 2/18/12
 - Kelley O'Neal signed as a pro out of high school, performed over six seasons, made AA, 4/24/20
 - Mark O'Neal, Service Provided, 6/20/15
 - Dan Opperman, Hard Part, 12/23/18
 - Mike Oquist kept learning over seven seasons in majors; Became regular over three with Oakland, 1/18/23
 - Jeff Ordway won MVP in high school, played single pro season, 10/20/22
 - Jim O'Reilly gained experience as a trainer in college and the NFL, 11/23/19
 - Tom O'Reilly served as Jamestown GM for two league titles, 12/26/19
 - Richard Orman, Another League, 1/15/17
 - Geoff Orr, Home Run, 12/12/16
 - Jim Orsag, Best Swing, 7/17/16
 - Eduardo Ortega, Good Month, 12/10/12
 - Hector Ortega, Knows What, 12/18/13
 - Ronnie Ortegon had brief pro career, then turned to coaching and instruction, wrote hitting book, 9/11/22
 - Hector Ortiz, Every Opportunity, 12/3/17
 - Javier Ortiz took best chance to 2 seasons with Astros, 3/4/11
 - Joe Ortiz, Tough Road, 3/4/14
 - Joe Ortiz made AAA after others' injuries, missed bigs, 2/11/21
 - Ramon Ortiz, Rookie Ball, 3/14/15
 - Ray Ortiz, Winning Teams, 7/10/11
 - Donovan Osborne, Know How, 2/11/17
 - Jeff Osborne, Do Both, 4/20/12
 - Glenn Osinski, Fifth Inning, 11/27/15
 - Claude Osteen, So Many Scenarios, 7/30/10
 - Dave Osteen, Experience and Knowledge, 4/26/11
 - Gavin Osteen, Did His Job, 7/19/10
 - Paul Oster set short-term goals early on; Saw seven pro campaigns, made AA, 11/11/22
 - Bill Ostermeyer used diet to help get from college to pros; Saw pros over four seasons, made high-A, 10/30/21
 - Al Osuna established himself enough for 6 majors seasons, 7/24/16
 - Kenichi Otsuka saw three Japan Pacific League seasons, 11/22/13
 - Yoshiki Otsuka played 8 seasons in Japan, 1 in Salinas, 12/1/13
 - Dave Otto, Never Doubted, 5/18/12
 - Steve Otto used his stuff to see 3 pro seasons with Royals, 12/26/23
 - Phil Ouellette, Two Home Runs, 7/13/11
 - Dave Owen proved a prospect until injury, saw 5 seasons, 1/2/14
 - Tommy Owen had exciting time in baseball, 2 pro seasons, 11/29/16
 - Jayhawk Owens got his majors chance, made four seasons, 5/11/24
 - Larry Owens played single season, became minors coach, 7/28/15
 - Mark Owens played four pro seasons, briefly made AAA, 4/5/16
 - Mike Owens took his baseball abilities to four pro seasons, 6/19/13
 - Gab Ozuna made AAA in minors, extended career in Taiwan, 2/24/19
 - Mateo Ozuna proved bright spot at single-A, saw 6 seasons, 6/26/15
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 - Al Pacheco helped HS to state title game; Played two pro seasons, 7/28/11
 - Alex Pacheco started slowly in first pro season; Season also proved his last, 3/21/20
 - Pat Pacillo, Early Expectations, 12/10/10
 - Chris Padget, Miss the Players, 9/30/10
 - Greg Page pitched well in college tourney, 3 seasons, 11/25/13
 - Sean Page took chance to two seasons, 8/15/24
 - Lance Painter learned enough to pitch in the majors over a decade, later coach, 10/24/22
 - Louis Pakele, Threw Strikes, 5/22/16
 - Vicente Palacios saw 8 majors seasons spanning 13 years, 9/8/11
 - Dean Palmer, More Relaxed, 5/14/14
 - Vince Palyan, Home Runs, 1/27/15
 - Jim Pankovits, This Is Fun, 7/14/10
 - Erik Pappas, Unlikely Olympian, 4/8/10
 - Craig Paquette, First Time, 4/1/12
 - Larry Pardo, Fiercely Proud, 11/16/10
 - German Paredes got hot Bluefield start, saw two seasons, 10/20/24
 - Jesus Paredes, Stolen Bases and Errors, 10/30/10
 - Johnny Paredes made 3 majors seasons, 10/31/10
 - Billy Parese improved play, made high-A, 10/17/13
 - Juan Paris played 8 seasons, made AAA, 1/6/14
 - Barry Parisotto made Olympics, high-A, 9/13/20
 - Clay Parker impressed Yankees in trade, 11/25/20
 - Jarrod Parker played, became minister, 5/7/18
 - Richard Parker made 3 pro seasons, high-A, 5/24/15
 - Rick Parker, Total Time, 6/18/14
 - Steve Parker, Mental Aspect, 9/12/10
 - Tim Parker, That Chance, 4/26/13
 - Eric Parkinson, Up-and-Coming, 6/30/10
 - Derek Parks, Slow to Develop, 9/25/10
 - Mark Parnell impressed at tryout, played four pro seasons, 12/20/23
 - Jose Parra had good career enough to see 5 ML seasons, 5/10/19
 - Steve Parris, Tougher Things, 6/16/13
 - Bob Parry, Any Time, 3/2/14
 - Casey Parsons, Situational Hitting, 3/21/15
 - Dave Partrick saw six seasons, played in field and on mound, 5/3/15
 - Jorge Pascual, In Time, 2/9/15
 - Jorge Pascual got out of jam at short-season; Saw four pro campaigns, made high-A, 3/29/22
 - Bronswell Patrick, Paid Off, 12/9/10
 - Tim Patrick saw three pro seasons with Dodgers, high-A, 11/26/17
 - Danny Patterson got drafted in the 47th round, then made bigs over nine seasons, 9/5/20
 - Dave Patterson, Brain Trained, 4/18/16
 - Jeff Patterson did well enough to make AAA in 1992; Later briefly made bigs with Yankees, then turned scout, 10/3/21
 - John Patterson, As Good, 2/9/13
 - Rick Patterson played, then coached, 4/8/17
 - Jon Pattin, Didn't Happen, 1/31/15
 - Eric Patton pitched well his first year and got married; Played two pro seasons, both in rookie ball, 6/28/20
 - Jack Patton won executive of year honors in Cal League in 1989; Saw Reno, Riverside, Bakersfield, 12/19/20
 - Corey Paul, Tried Again, 11/23/13
 - Elvin Paulino hit well at Winston-Salem; Played six seasons, made AAA, 1/13/20
 - Dave Pavlas, That Feeling, 9/23/12
 - Roger Pavlik, Threw Strikes, 3/16/19
 - John Pawlowski, Keep Working, 9/7/10
 - Greg Paxton threw strikes, let his defense work; Saw two pro seasons, made high-A, 12/5/20
 - Bill Paynter, Head Start, 4/23/13
 - Ray Payton built courage in instructional ball; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 1/21/22
 - Mike Pazik worked hard, impressed as player; Then turned minors - and majors - coach, 1/23/23
 - Jeff Pearce became pitcher in 6 seasons, 11/6/22
 - Kevin Pearson made AAA in 6 seasons, 4/16/12
 - Steve Peck made AAA as player, coached, 4/2/15
 - Bill Pecota became majors utility man, 2/17/12
 - Don Pedersen took options to 2 seasons, 3/21/16
 - Stu Pederson, Walk-Off Win, 5/29/10
 - Jorge Pedre, Pretty Consistent, 3/13/13
 - Al Pedrique, Promised Himself, 8/5/11
 - Tim Peek, World Series, 6/1/16
 - Jack Peel went undrafted, then had good summer game and signed; Saw five seasons, made high-A, 6/13/22
 - Jose Peguero returned to baseball, then played decade total, missed bigs, 11/21/13
 - Julio Peguero, Waiver Rules, 6/21/10
 - Steve Pegues, Raw Talent, 7/15/10
 - Dan Peltier, Goals Achieved, 9/6/10
 - Kurt Peltzer, Talked About, 1/15/13
 - Rudy Pemberton looked forward to bigs, saw 3 ML seasons, 3/20/16
 - Geronimo Pena, Youth Movement, 8/14/10
 - Hipolito Pena, All the Same, 9/26/11
 - Jim Pena, The Life, 4/3/16
 - Pedro Pena, Brief Outing, 4/1/15
 - Porfirio Pena, Phillies Signee, 6/28/13
 - Charles Penigar, Early Trade, 4/25/12
 - Shannon Penn made the bigs and got to see the big boys play; Played there himself over nine games, 9/6/20
 - Trevor Penn, Improved Eye, 4/10/14
 - Brad Pennington, Walk Totals, 2/6/16
 - Ken Pennington, Another Prospect, 12/16/10
 - Darwin Pennye, Young Start, 7/15/15
 - Will Pennyfeather, Major Asset, 4/13/13
 - Devin Peppers saw season, tried return, 8/4/24
 - Oswaldo Peraza, First Win, 11/21/15
 - Troy Percival, No Nitpicker, 5/7/16
 - Beban Perez, Three Hits, 5/23/15
 - Cesar Perez, Ninth Inning, 1/13/15
 - David Perez took good with bad over eight pro seasons; Made AAA, missed bigs, 7/8/22
 - Eddie Perez, Clutch Situations, 11/23/14
 - Eulogio Perez, Scored Easily, 12/19/12
 - Francisco Perez played over four seasons, made single-A, 9/23/13
 - Francisco Perez played briefly in GCL, years in Mexico, 8/17/25
 - Joe Perez drew big comparisons out of high school; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 9/23/23
 - Jose Perez, Lead Off, 11/24/17
 - Julio Perez, Manufactured Run, 7/13/14
 - Junior Perez roomed with Pedro, Raul, saw 41 pro games, 5/17/20
 - Leo Perez, Good One, 10/31/11
 - Mike Perez, Surprised Return, 12/3/11
 - Ozzie Perez, Started In, 3/5/17
 - Pedro Perez saw 4 pro seasons with Dodgers, Cubs, AA, 12/7/17
 - Robert Perez, Good Contact, 9/12/13
 - Victor Perez, An Example, 5/5/13
 - Vladimir Perez followed his brothers to the pros; Played more than a decade, missed bigs, 12/7/21
 - Yorkis Perez, His Part, 3/27/14
 - Tony Perezchica, Good Range, 1/19/12
 - Bobby Perna, Far Apart, 5/11/13
 - Danny Perozo, Winning Run, 2/10/14
 - Ed Perozo wanted the chance, did job over nine pro seasons; Made high-A, independent ball, 2/10/23
 - Stevie Perry, Fell Short, 8/30/15
 - Greg Perschke worked on his pitches over eight pro seasons; Made AAA, turned college coach, 1/5/22
 - Tim Persing saw 3 seasons, run support, 8/3/24
 - Robert Person took live, loose arm to time in nine ML seasons with Mets, Blue Jays, Phillies, 8/7/22
 - Pat Pesavento, Beat Them, 3/4/16
 - Roberto Petagine made bigs for Dad, saw 6 seasons, Japan, 3/8/25
 - Jeff Peterek pitched great game in ML debut, saw seven total, 11/5/11
 - Don Peters, Didn't Complain, 3/6/14
 - Doug Peters, Good Control, 7/20/18
 - Reed Peters, Very Difficult, 2/9/12
 - Rex Peters saw 3 pro seasons, then turned college coach, 3/2/22
 - Rick Peters lived kids' dream, made majors, coached, 1/18/16
 - Steve Peters, One Out, 10/21/12
 - Tim Peters, Pitched Well, 4/15/14
 - Adam Peterson, When He Didn't, 11/2/10
 - Brian Peterson, Not Unlike, 3/12/13
 - Rick Peterson, High Percentage, 7/5/19
 - Rob Peterson played two pro seasons, then returned home to coach basketball and teach, 2/15/20
 - Mark Petkovsek, Showing His Age, 10/12/10
 - Cecil Pettiford helped Salt Lake to 1992 division title; Saw seven pro seasons, made AA, 12/15/20
 - Joe Pettini drew striking comparisons early as player; Later managed, coached in bigs, 7/23/22
 - Ron Pezzoni felt challenged in independent ball; Saw six seasons, made AA, later turned softball coach, 7/5/23
 - Kurt Pfeffer helped rookie league team, 7/4/24
 - Randy Phillips played as semi-pro, then turned pro coach, 7/27/15
 - J.R. Phillips, He Did, 5/18/15
 - Vince Phillips saw four seasons, AA, 5/2/11
 - Doug Piatt couldn't believe he was in the majors; Saw 21 games with Expos in 1991, 1/30/21
 - Mike Piazza hit home runs in HOF career, one legendary shot, 2/5/22
 - Francisco Pichardo saw 3 seasons, snow, 10/7/14
 - Hipolito Pichardo threw gem as rookie, saw decade in bigs, 1/6/24
 - Norbert Pickering made pros from Virgin Islands, 16 games, 3/15/25
 - Danny Pickett, More Confidence, 7/26/14
 - Bill Picketts, His Future, 3/21/14
 - Jeff Pico, A Little Stunned, 10/19/10
 - Len Picota, Tight Game, 2/21/19
 - Ben Pierce liked pitching in relief, saw four pro seasons, 12/17/23
 - Larry Pierson, His Approach, 3/8/19
 - Lem Pilkinton survived cancer, became coach, instructor; Played five seasons, made high-A, 8/7/23
 - Ed Pimentel proved a leader in college; Saw two pro seasons, made high-A, 3/19/21
 - Wander Pimentel, Extended Lead, 2/25/17
 - Mickey Pina, Studied the Game, 9/5/11
 - Mike Pinckes, Wanted To, 3/12/15
 - Chris Pinder missed bigs himself, but a son has made it, 8/8/22
 - Gabriel Pineda, Stepped In, 10/7/18
 - Jorge Pineda made perfect throw, played one pro season, 6/29/25
 - Myron Pines coached, then scouted, 11/1/17
 - Alton Pinkney signed as Dodgers  6th-rounder, saw high-A, 6/2/19
 - Rolando Pino, Show Them, 11/19/16
 - Old Pioneer & Friend - The Elmira Pioneers put more fun in their mascot, with a baseball cap, 7/8/21
 - Brian Piotrowicz made pro transition, saw 4 pro seasons, AA, 5/30/20
 - Greg Pirkl, New Position, 9/18/11
 - Scott Pitcher, Adjustment Made, 11/20/14
 - Park Pittman looked for his chance in spring 1990; Played five seasons, made AAA, then heard 'pop', 4/1/11
 - Gaylen Pitts, Around Long, 5/21/12
 - Mike Pitz, Threw Strikes, 12/25/18
 - Mike Place, Showed It, 6/29/15
 - Erik Plantenberg got John Olerud out for the Mariners; Saw three ML campaigns, 6/27/21
 - Phil Plantier, Something Else, 5/11/12
 - Kinnis Pledger saw adversity early after picked high, then 15 total pro seasons; Made AAA, 12/18/21
 - Lee Plemel won CWS top player award; Saw five pro seasons, made AA, Rolling Stone, 7/24/22
 - Ron Plemmons, His Rhythm, 4/2/17
 - Scott Plemmons, Bad Outing, 2/1/14
 - David Plumb, Hot Hitter, 4/23/15
 - Dale Plummer, Close Calls, 3/27/11
 - Jeff Plympton, Huge Thrill, 1/8/14
 - Rod Poissant returned from injuries to play over seven pro seasons; Made AA, 8/5/23
 - Rich Polak adjusted to pros and new pitching role; Saw six seasons, made AA, 11/12/22
 - John Polasek believed congressional changes would benefit players like him, 12/17/19
 - Nicholas Polanco, Three Names, 3/18/17
 - Brian Poldberg spent career with Royals, managed in hometown, 2/6/24
 - Steve Polewski's father served as a coach on his high school team; Played two pro seasons, 3/16/20
 - Chris Pollack returned from rotator cuff surgery for four more seasons, but had no Hollywood ending in bigs, 1/22/21
 - Damon Pollard, Big Win, 9/10/18
 - Dale Polley, Got There, 10/4/11
 - John Poloni, Nasty Stuff, 3/17/13
 - Mike Pomeranz, Different Perspective, 3/16/18
 - Kevin Ponder showed confidence on the field; Played four pro seasons, made high-A, 3/21/22
 - Ed Ponte made AA, then wanted to get back, saw 9 seasons, 3/17/24
 - Jim Poole, Pumped Up, 12/29/18
 - Tom Popplewell took simple formula to nine pro seasons; Made AAA, 5/4/21
 - Tom Poquette played in bigs, then coached, managed in minors, 3/17/11
 - Joe Porcelli, Bad Start, 5/3/13
 - Brian Porter played, turned assistant general manager, 4/30/17
 - Ron Porterfield couldn't play, chose training, made bigs, 2/12/21
 - Scott Pose, Knew It, 1/30/12
 - John Posey took chance to impress scouts in high school; Saw five-season pro career, made AAA, 2/27/21
 - Marty Posey came back strong with single-A Gastonia in 1991; Played two pro seasons, 8/30/20
 - Andy Postema relied on his faith over two pro seasons, 10/22/23
 - Paul Postier, Felt Comfortable, 12/19/15
 - J.P. Postiff, Major Plans, 7/26/13
 - Lonnie Potter, Playoff Win, 1/9/18
 - Mike Potthoff saw 3 seasons, injury, 9/18/20
 - Clyde 'Pork Chop' Pough saw 16 seasons, memorable nickname, 12/2/20
 - George Poulis, An Honor, 3/10/16
 - Alonzo Powell, Biggest Job, 11/2/14
 - Dennis Powell got big-league pitcher label, saw 8 ML seasons, 5/22/11
 - Gordon Powell was always taught to run hard; Did so over 10 pro seasons, made high-A, 6/26/20
 - Kenny Powell, One Run, 6/3/14
 - Ross Powell, Good Stuff, 8/15/17
 - Randy Powers, Proved Something, 5/20/16
 - Scott Powers got key triple at AA in 1991; Saw five seasons, topped out there at AA, 3/26/23
 - Steve Powers pitched well in college, saw 4 pro seasons, 1/12/16
 - Tad Powers played in four minors seasons and in Australia; Became a baseball entrepreneur, 11/26/20
 - Howard Prager swung bat well in AAA game, saw seven seasons, 2/14/24
 - Mario Prats saw 3 minors seasons with Astros, single-A, 3/1/25
 - Todd Pratt, Bench Player, 1/3/14
 - Tato Pratts pitched well at short-season Elmira; Saw four pro seasons, made single-A, 2/16/23
 - Tom Prince saw 17 majors seasons, turned minors manager, 4/2/10
 - Dave Proctor, Power Potential, 8/22/19
 - Todd Provence, Confidence Back, 11/1/13
 - Don Pruitt gained weight in high school with peanut butter sandwiches; Played four pro seasons, made high-A, 7/14/20
 - Bruce Prybylinski came back from bad arm to make AA; Saw six pro seasons, missed bigs, 11/15/22
 - Javier Puchales began in Puerto Rico, saw six seasons, AA, 5/17/19
 - Bill Pucko anchored, made minors cards, 5/29/21
 - Craig Pueschner took strong arm to pros, 7/22/14
 - Tim Pugh made majors over 6 seasons, 5/12/11
 - Ed Puig saw 11 pro seasons, AAA in 4, 4/22/11
 - Carlos Pulido, Got Back, 10/18/14
 - Harvey Pulliam hit eight ML home runs, two came in one game, 5/14/11
 - Jimmie Pullins, Big Win, 8/15/15
 - Eddie Pye, He Relaxed, 1/2/19
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 - Mike Quade played, managed in minors, then managed with Cubs in bigs, 12/9/13
 - Jon Quaid's career consisted of one season, 12 outings, 5/24/25
 - Paul Quantrill loved to pitch and he did so - often - over 14 major league seasons, 5/10/22
 - Mike Quatrine served as the Elmira Pioneers trainer, one of a line of Pioneers trainers, 7/21/21
 - Juan Querecuto played over decade, 9/13/13
 - Ed Quijada played 7 seasons, later paralyzed in crash, 5/8/12
 - Tom Quinlan had good game for Phillies, 5/6/12
 - Elliott Quinones played 4 pro seasons, 5/11/13
 - Paul Quinzer challenged hitters, AAA, 4/4/14
 - Rafael Quirico, Something Big, 12/29/14
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 - Glen Raasch proved college prospect, 10/20/17
 - Andre Rabouin coached minors, college, 5/5/14
 - Mike Racobaldo played Legion ball, one season in pros, 6/4/19
 - Gregg Radachowsky worked way to pro prospect as catcher; Saw two pro seasons, topped out at high-A, 4/9/20
 - Tommy Raffo paid his dues, missed bigs; Then turned college coach, 11/21/23
 - Keith Raisanen, Every Moment, 3/18/18
 - Dan Raley relaxed in college, played as pro over three seasons; Later turned coach, 8/30/21
 - Tim Raley, Played For, 11/28/15
 - Curtis Ralph felt confident in himself, then saw eight pro seasons; Made AAA, 11/10/22
 - Bob Ralston, Positive Feedback, 12/31/16
 - Charles Rambadt's college coach believed he deserved pro shot; He got it, over 15 games, 7/10/20
 - Dan Rambo, So Close, 10/6/11
 - Matt Rambo had jitters early, saw 5 seasons, AA, injury, 7/9/25
 - Scott Ramharter realized his dream by playing as pro; Career ended quickly with shoulder issue, later became coach, 8/4/20
 - Dan Ramirez played at Memorial Stadium, saw 5 seasons, AA, 10/28/24
 - J.D. Ramirez, Working Summer, 12/6/13
 - Nelson Ramirez, Positive Outlook, 7/29/13
 - Ray Ramirez, Mets Trainer, 12/12/11
 - Bobby Ramos showed heart, passion over decades-long career, 3/9/24
 - John Ramos made majors for 10 games, 7/2/13
 - Jorge Ramos, Live Up, 4/16/17
 - Jose Ramos, Big Positive, 12/13/10
 - Mark Randall's first love was hockey, but he played better baseball; Played in U.S., Canada and Europe, 10/20/21
 - Carl Randle, One Night, 5/20/14
 - Mike Randle, Hit Different, 11/12/13
 - Randy Randle, His Efforts, 1/9/14
 - Pat Rapp, Best Game, 1/21/15
 - Ralph Rashid joined the Peoria Chiefs having already had a full lifetime of experiences, 11/5/19
 - Ronnie Rasp played three pro seasons, then crushed his finger in an off-season accident, 11/9/19
 - Darryl Ratliff, Was There, 7/23/12
 - Chris Rauth, Pitched Aggressively, 2/12/16
 - Johnny Ray, Best Pitch, 1/31/14
 - Toncie Reed showed potential at Osceola, saw 3 pro seasons, 2/10/24
 - Rob Rees, Very Far, 3/7/17
 - Jason Reese, Another Sport, 1/14/17
 - Kyle Reese, Great Combination, 3/15/13
 - Jeff Reeser grew up 50 miles from Peoria, then became Peoria's assistant GM, 11/6/19
 - Gary Regira, Pitched Well, 12/8/13
 - Andy Reich showed command of emotions; Had success enough to see six seasons, made AA, 12/12/21
 - Darrin Reichle, Rare Breed, 5/24/11
 - Derek Reid, Outstanding Catch, 1/19/13
 - John Reilley, Absolute Key, 11/20/13
 - Kevin Reimer, A Lot of Interest, 8/28/10
 - Bob Reimink credited a local baseball man with his pro career; Saw five seasons, made AAA, 9/19/21
 - Brian Reimsnyder hit well in college, saw brief career, 10/7/23
 - Jim Reinebold, Disciplinarian Coach, 4/18/17
 - Paul Reinisch, Good Run, 11/6/16
 - Dave Reis, Bailed Out, 1/28/14
 - Paulo Reis hustled, scrapped over four pro seasons, 1/18/14
 - Mike Reitzel had to wait after strong first spring; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 3/20/22
 - Mike Remlinger, Got Back, 4/22/16
 - Sal Rende worked to get players to bigs, for 'us guys' who didn't, 7/20/10
 - Mike Rendina, Waited For, 3/26/16
 - Laddie Renfroe, Work Harder, 8/21/10
 - Edinson Renteria went from street vender tp pro baseball, 8/20/16
 - Craig Repoz used his talent over six pro seasons, made AA; Dad and brother also played, 11/4/20
 - Jeff Repoz, Fatherly Advantage, 7/16/17
 - Gary Resetar, Straight Forward, 11/7/13
 - Rob Resnikoff liked the excitement of relieving over five pro seasons; Made AA, 1/9/22
 - Jerry Reuss played over 22 ML seasons, threw no-hitter, 3/2/25
 - Todd Revenig, Did Claim, 3/18/14
 - Amner Reyes, Let Him, 12/31/17
 - Glen Reyes sprinted from high school to pro baseball, 3/22/25
 - Jose Reyes, Starting Adjustment, 12/27/17
 - Victor Reyes played four pro seasons at catcher, made high-A; Hit home run in independent ball, 8/23/20
 - Dave Reynolds, Decisive Year, 6/9/13
 - Doug Reynolds had enough tools, talent and performance to turn pro, make high-A; Later turned scout, 1/27/23
 - Ronn Reynolds, Helping Pitchers, 3/21/11
 - Shane Reynolds flat-out pitched over 13 majors seasons, 8/8/16
 - Henry Reynoso, Scoring Continued, 7/5/17
 - A.R. Rhea, Getting Back, 9/5/13
 - Arthur Rhodes did the job in bigs over 20 seasons; Finally made the World Series in final campaign, 1/9/23
 - Karl Rhodes hit line drives, home runs in U.S., Japan, 8/22/10
 - Mike Rhodes played well in GCL game; Saw three pro seasons, made single-A, 1/15/15
 - Ricky Rhodes, Coaching Decisions, 3/2/10
 - Chuck Ricci paid his dues over nine seasons, then made bigs for seven games; Later became scout, 1/2/23
 - Lance Rice, Helped Out, 10/20/18
 - Pat Rice, Pitched Until, 4/22/12
 - Dave Richards, More Aggressive, 10/4/13
 - Rusty Richards, Hometown Pitcher, 10/26/10
 - Dave Richardson, Hard-Nosed, 8/31/17
 - Jeff Richardson looked out for family, 1/27/11
 - Keith Richardson, Strong Start, 7/14/14
 - Mike Richardson once hit a home run at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium; Played three seasons, made high-A, 1/10/23
 - Tracy Richardson grew up in Watertown, then turned minor league intern and assistant GM, 9/6/23
 - Pete Richert, Pivotal Play, 2/27/14
 - Rodney Richey proved a bulldog on the mound, made high-A; Later turned fighter, in court, 6/19/23
 - David Richison played high school football, pro baseball, 4/3/25
 - Ryan Richmond, First Sport, 4/19/18
 - Troy Ricker, Big Hits, 12/14/13
 - Dave Riddle, One Thing, 11/29/11
 - Dana Ridenour, Comparable To, 12/22/14
 - Ryan Ridenour, Hardest Thing, 6/26/13
 - Nikco Riesgo played seven pro seasons and in spring 1995; Later wrote book on experiences, 12/1/21  
 - Mark Riggins, Teaching Pitching, 11/18/10
 - Kevin Riggs, Not Work, 5/14/13
 - Ron Rightnowar, Ever Leave, 10/8/13
 - Tim Rigsby kept up bigs hopes; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 11/27/23
 - Rafael Rijo, Play Ball, 12/15/17
 - Bob Riker, Career Continued, 10/5/16
 - Dave Ring set them up with his curve over three pro seasons; Made short-season Elmira, 7/3/21
 - Keith Ringgold, Unconventional Run, 1/16/13
 - Ray Rippelmeyer, Those Things, 9/23/11
 - Bill Risley, No Butterflies, 12/2/12
 - Gregg Ritchie, Prime Position, 8/15/11
 - Todd Ritchie took long road to bigs, 7/2/24
 - Wally Ritchie, Tough Situations, 12/1/11
 - Darren Ritter, Didn't Relinquish, 1/28/14
 - Alvin Rittman, Gave Back, 6/4/17
 - Kevin Ritz, Strong Kid, 5/8/10
 - Limbert Rivas played two pro seasons, made single-A, 9/18/13
 - Oscar Rivas used guts in college performance; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 7/16/23
 - Ben Rivera did best over 3 ML seasons, 4/14/15
 - German Rivera, Funny Game, 11/8/14
 - Hector Rivera, Slowed By Injuries, 12/8/10
 - Hector Rivera (Outfielder), Not His, 12/24/13
 - Mickey Rivers, Jr. followed dad to pros, saw 4 seasons, 3/4/23
 - Jerry Rizza saw three seasons, then turned accountant without regrets; Made short-season, 9/28/23
 - Tom Rizzo, Mental Part, 11/12/16
 - Hector Roa, Just Like, 7/14/15
 - Joe Roa, Meant More, 8/25/15
 - Pedro Roa, Run Scored, 1/8/18
 - Steve Roadcap, Leadership Skills, 8/2/13
 - Doug Robbins, Great Thrill, 5/23/13
 - Kevin Roberson played in four major league seasons; Hit game-winner in 1993 off Lee Smith, 1/5/20
 - Keith Roberts, Extended Lead, 9/10/16
 - Lonell Roberts, Pretty Excited, 1/16/17
 - Mel Roberts, Got There, 12/18/12
 - Pete Roberts, Had Them Guessing, 7/17/11
 - Bill Robertson, Slower Pace, 6/16/17
 - Bob Robertson played decade in majors, coached in minors, 2/12/21
 - Doug Robertson, Be Realistic, 3/23/12
 - Jason Robertson worked hard, made AAA, 12/30/14
 - Rich Robertson moved his fastball over six major league seasons, 2/19/20
 - Rod Robertson, New Scenery, 10/1/14
 - Brett Robinson impressed in pro debut season; Later made AA, missed bigs, 3/12/21
 - Darryl Robinson willed his hitters to hit, played 12 seasons, 1/7/24
 - Jim Robinson first scouted Clay Buchholtz, then cheered him, 11/6/19
 - Marteese Robinson played 4 seasons, then became scout, coach, 2/27/24
 - Napoleon Robinson saw 6 seasons, AAA, 10/17/20
 - Scott Robinson, Exhibition Outing, 5/9/13
 - Jorge Robles got his education, then turned pro; Saw two seasons, made high-A, 8/11/23
 - Josman Robles got thrown at in 1990 game, then hit home run; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 4/24/23
 - Scott Robles, Pitching Skills, 10/6/14
 - Mike Rochford, Good Stuff, 6/2/12
 - Marv Rockman, Sidearm Delivery, 12/17/15
 - Paul Rodgers, His Game, 3/28/13
 - Abby Rodriguez had fielding trouble in third pro season, was also last pro season, 10/5/19
 - Ahmed Rodriguez, Hailed From, 2/26/17
 - Andres Rodriguez had solid night for Fort Lauderdale in 1992; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 12/21/22
 - Armando Rodriguez, Big Class, 7/3/15
 - Aurelio Rodriguez, Super Fielder, 3/13/11
 - Beto Rodriguez adapted over 2 seasons, 8/11/24
 - Boi Rodriguez, Hoped To, 6/24/16
 - Buen Rodriguez, Winning Triple, 12/4/13
 - Carlos Rodriguez made 3 ML seasons, 7/7/13
 - Eddie Rodriguez, Very Fortunate, 9/19/17
 - Eddy Rodriguez finished a 1990 game strong in rookie ball; Played four pro seasons, made high-A, 4/10/20
 - Edgar Rodriguez signed as outfielder, then tried catching; Saw six seasons, made high-A, 9/5/22
 - Gabby Rodriguez, Exhibition Game, 10/29/17
 - Gabriel Rodriguez walked Griffey at AA, played 6 seasons, 3/5/24
 - Henry Rodriguez, Big Opportunity, 12/29/18
 - Ivan Rodriguez expressed confidence before ML debut; Eventually saw 21 seasons, became among game's all-time best, 6/20/22
 - Joshua Rodriguez, Future Pro, 10/6/17
 - Manuel Rodriguez pitched in 3 seasons, 8/13/24
 - Roman Rodriguez saw eight minor league seasons, made AA; Then made bigs as Yankees' bullpen catcher, 4/12/13
 - Rosario Rodriguez, Key Outs, 4/27/15
 - Rich Rodriguez, Confidence Level, 9/4/11
 - Ruben Rodriguez knew he had to work hard as pro; Saw three seasons, 10/7/23
 - Vic Rodriguez, Position to Know, 9/22/10
 - Joe Roebuck showed promise in independent ball; Played seven pro seasons, 11/5/23
 - Steve Roeder got enough details right to play five pro seasons, but not above short-season, 3/13/20
 - Mike Roesler showed nasty stuff, 10/28/19
 - Pat Roessler, Further Up, 6/1/13
 - Randy Roetter, Athlete Hydration, 11/12/11
 - Chris Rogaliner joined the Niagara Falls Rapids as a trainer while still in college, 3/28/20
 - Bryan Rogers went out and did his job over decade as pro; Made AAA, missed bigs, 12/11/21
 - Danny Rogers dominated in college, played two seasons as a pro; Later played softball, 4/15/20
 - Jimmy Rogers, Hanging Slider, 10/10/10
 - Kevin Rogers, Almost Unhittable, 8/9/11
 - David Rohde made adjustments, bigs with Astros, Indians, 5/28/11
 - Dan Rohrmeier, Kid's Game, 12/25/15
 - Shawn Rohrwild got tough save at Macon, 11/21/16
 - Homar Rojas, Man of Baseball, 11/19/18
 - Mel Rojas, Best Thing, 11/1/14
 - Ricky Rojas, Bore Down, 12/27/14
 - Wilberto Rojas, His Start, 9/5/13
 - Steve Rolen, Offensively Carried, 1/31/15
 - David Rolls fit in at short-season Eugene; Played over eight seasons, made AAA, 9/17/18
 - Vince Roman helped Ithaca College, saw 5 pro seasons, AA, 1/23/16
 - Scott Romano, Hit 'em, 1/13/15
 - Willie Romay, Their Projection, 11/6/17
 - Brian Romero, Felt Better, 5/18/14
 - Mandy Romero, Up There, 4/7/18
 - Ronaldo Romero, Lost Friend, 5/19/14
 - Kernan Ronan, Great Expertise, 5/10/15
 - Marc Ronan, Good Time, 2/16/17
 - Joe Ronca hit a game-tying grand slam in 11th season in pros; Made AA, not bigs, 3/2/20
 - Gil Rondon briefly made bigs, coached, 3/27/17
 - Nelson Rood, Got To Relax, 7/24/10
 - Gene Roof, Good Days, 3/8/16
 - Ed Rosado moved to the pros out of high school; Saw six seasons, made AAA, 10/30/21
 - Eliezel Rosario started strong, saw 3 seasons, single-A, 9/24/13
 - Francisco Rosario, First Flight, 2/6/15
 - Mel Rosario, Special Instructions, 8/13/17
 - Victor Rosario, Develop the Bat, 8/8/10
 - Greg Roscoe, Pitched Inside, 4/25/14
 - Bobby Rose got injured in Angels crash, became star in Japan, 12/2/10
 - Mark Rose, Excellent Shot, 4/27/19
 - Pete Rose Jr. saw 11 ML games, Dad's career impacted his, 12/29/22
 - Jaime Roseboro, Position Choice, 6/19/19
 - Steve Rosenberg, Mixed Emotions, 3/15/11
 - Wayne Rosenthal, His Staff, 12/29/15
 - Bryan Roskom, Multiple Stops, 2/7/16
 - Jimmy Roso, Down the Line, 8/12/10
 - Dave Ross, Crackling Slider, 6/13/13
 - Gary Ross, In There, 12/17/17
 - Mark Ross saw bigs over 6 seasons, 7/8/11
 - Mike Ross, Everything Asked, 2/22/19
 - Joe Rosselli, Definitely Nervous, 1/13/13
 - Rico Rossy understood his job, saw four majors seasons, 4/8/15
 - Greg Roth, Good Shot, 6/11/13
 - Brian Rountree, Real Calm, 3/19/16
 - Ken Rowe, Lot of Knowledge, 4/10/11
 - Pete Rowe, Fair Shot, 11/24/13
 - Ralph Rowe, Own Eyes, 12/11/14
 - Rich Rowland started logging, then turned to baseball, bigs, 10/7/13
 - Steve Rowley pitched well against top pick in 1990; Played six seasons, made AA, 6/18/22
 - Walter Roy, Rookie Roommate, 1/17/14
 - Stan Royer, Different Feeling, 12/16/16
 - Jerry Royster, Good Baseball, 11/18/17
 - Jerry Rub worked to get ahead in 6 pro seasons, made AAA, 2/8/12
 - Gary Ruby calmed, made pitchers better over long career, 9/18/17
 - Karl Rudison made single pro season, 47 games at Pulaski, 7/2/15
 - Blaine Rudolph started, relieved over four pro seasons, 1/22/18
 - Mason Rudolph hit, played at catcher over 8 pro seasons, 3/14/17
 - Johnny Ruffin, Another Year, 10/14/18
 - Stewart Ruiz signed out of Venezuela, played 3 seasons, 10/29/24
 - Tim Rumer realized lifelong dream in pros, saw 8 seasons, 3/11/19
 - Paul Runge, Player Development, 11/17/10
 - Rick Rupkey, Locked Down, 2/27/17
 - Mark Rupp took high school success on to college and pros; Saw two pro seasons, 15 appearances, 7/4/20
 - Terry Rupp, Maximum Potential, 7/4/14
 - Andy Rush tried to improve each game; Saw six seasons, could improve enough for high-A, 5/21/22
 - Eddie Rush, Base-Hit Bunter, 11/27/12
 - Troy Rusk, Fun Ride, 7/11/17
 - Fred Russell hit over 4 pro seasons, 6/19/10
 - John Russell, Big Enough Thrill, 8/9/10
 - Matt Russell, Bat Boys, 1/14/18
 - Todd Russell, Good Stuff, 12/18/17
 - Paul Russo bettered game with friends, 7/22/24
 - Craig Ruyak got chance, 1 pro season, 8/24/24
 - Mark Ryal stayed ready in majors, 8/15/12
 - Bobby Ryan loved pressure, made AAA, 9/4/23
 - Colin Ryan had tools, saw 3 seasons, 5/5/14
 - Ken Ryan kept ML hitters off balance, 3/11/23
 - Sean Ryan took good eye to 4 seasons, 6/28/13
 - Kevin Rychel made 8 pro seasons, AAA, 4/18/13
 - Scott Ryder moved around in 5 seasons, 11/20/16
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 - Humberto Saa learned the game in Panama; Played two seasons, 8/3/13
 - Guillermo Sabino saw just 10 pro games in rookie ball, 6/9/25
 - Miguel Sabino, Unremarkable Trade, 10/22/10
 - Luke Sable scored game-winner at AA on wild pitch; Saw seven pro seasons, made AAA, 7/4/22
 - Alan Sadler punted in college, saw 8 seasons in pro baseball, 10/27/10
 - Sean Sadler showed confidence with 1990 draft; Played two pro seasons, 4/14/20
 - Damon Saetre played at high-A Peninsula over two seasons, then settled there, 8/12/23
 - Randy St. Claire made 9 ML seasons, later coached there, 9/12/11
 - Rich St. John served as an Indians minors trainer two seasons; Started in college, 12/25/20
 - Bobby St. Pe signed as a free agent out of high school; Saw two pro seasons, both in rookie ball, 9/7/20
 - Bill St. Peter went from pro baseball to pro fishing, 11/25/19
 - Joel Safly, Little Things, 6/18/15
 - A.J. Sager started in football, then turned to baseball; Made bigs over five seasons, 10/31/20
 - Carlos Salazar, Triple Crown, 3/24/14
 - Luis Salazar, Brief Career, 10/9/16
 - Edwin Salcedo, Playing Time, 3/10/19
 - Roger Salkeld, Through Injury, 7/4/11
 - John Salles played it out and saw six pro seasons; He made AAA, not the bigs, 1/18/20
 - Tim Salmon, Dreaming About, 9/13/11
 - Brian Saltzgaber experienced the great feeling of playing as a pro; Saw five seasons, made AA, 4/1/20
 - Troy Salvior, His Part, 2/28/17
 - Arnie Sambel, His Heart, 8/12/18
 - Ramon Sambo, More Hits, 12/3/10
 - Lee Sammons, Played Ball, 1/11/18
 - Deron Sample, Hot Start, 5/2/18
 - Todd Samples turned to art and the environment after eight seasons in pro baseball, 10/13/19
 - Mike Sampson, Final Out, 12/4/17
 - Fred Samson hit game-winner after bunt sign lifted at single-A; Saw seven pro seasons, made AA, 7/14/22
 - Roger Samuels looked for bigs opportunity, saw 2 seasons, 10/4/10
 - Adrian Sanchez, Became Determined, 7/23/13
 - Alex Sanchez, Release Point, 4/6/11
 - Daniel Sanchez, Two Hits, 1/8/15
 - Osvaldo Sanchez, Kept Going, 4/15/11
 - Pedro Sanchez saw 6 minors seasons, AAA, from Dominican, 11/19/11
 - Perry Sanchez, Two and Out, 12/20/13
 - Zoilo Sanchez, Two Homers, 12/23/10
 - Mike Sander, Toughest Part, 5/20/13
 - Adam Sanders broke up no-hitter with hard grounder in 1990; Saw two pro seasons, 4/1/21 
 - Al Sanders pitched well in AA debut; Saw five pro seasons, missed AAA, bigs, 5/29/22 
 - Earl Sanders, Desire to Succeed, 3/21/13
 - Reggie Sanders, Already Confident, 6/23/10
 - Scott Sanders worked to avoid surgery, returned for playoff start; Saw seven ML seasons, 11/7/22
 - Tracy Sanders, Big Threat, 3/18/15
 - Shaun Sanderson served in utility role for Salt Lake City; Played two seasons, 10/8/23
 - Memo Sandoval, Top Team, 11/5/15
 - Mike Sandoval, His Goals, 2/18/18
 - Tim Sandy, Lefty Batter, 3/8/17
 - Mo Sanford, Real Tough, 5/27/10
 - Nick Santa Cruz, Sophomore Season, 1/2/13
 - Alexis Santaella, Real Impressed, 4/12/19
 - Silverio Santa Maria could throw frequently, if asked; Saw six pro seasons, made high-A, 6/28/21
 - Andres Santana, Did It, 4/2/16
 - Ernesto Santana got called up for exhibition; Saw seven pro seasons, never saw AA, 4/2/21
 - Jose Santana showed speed quickly, saw four pro seasons, 10/3/13
 - Jose Santana, Bunt Single, 5/31/16
 - Miguel Santana, Lead Off, 4/14/14
 - Ruben Santana, Little Things, 10/10/17
 - F.P. Santangelo knew he'd make the majors; Later made the Mitchell Report, became broadcaster, 2/3/21
 - Angelo Santiago won the South Jersey Triple Crown; Played three pro seasons, made single-A, 12/20/13
 - Cedric Santiago threw junk, but around the plate; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 7/11/21
 - Delvy Santiago, Extremely Proud, 4/11/13
 - Rafael Santiago, Four Hits, 8/24/14
 - Ramon Santiago, More Equipment, 10/21/15
 - Santi Santiago, Still Played, 4/13/19
 - Mike Sarbaugh worked hard, saw 6 seasons, made bigs as coach, 3/3/24
 - Shigeki Sasaki, Second Win, 11/25/13
 - James Sass, Probably Not, 11/3/15
 - Hiroyuki Satoh, Stopped Him, 12/21/13
 - Jason Satre, Fresh Start, 8/2/11
 - Cory Satterfield proved reliable starter at single-A; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 7/30/22
 - Jeff Satzinger, Errant Pitch, 1/3/12
 - Jim Saul, Every Opportunity, 1/26/14
 - Doug Saunders had a great time in the bigs; Saw 28 games there over single season, 11/4/21
 - Rich Sauveur returned from college injury to see long pro career, 12/7/23
 - Jim Savage, Tie Breaker, 6/13/13
 - Joe Sawaia tried pros in baseball, then coached golf, 12/14/24  
 - Warren Sawkiw played nine pro seasons, briefly made AAA; Later turned Blue Jays radio announcer, 4/19/20
 - Dave Sax, Open Some Eyes, 6/7/10
 - Bob Scanlan, His Role, 10/16/11
 - Steve Scarsone got his majors chance, then took it to seven seasons, career as coach, 10/31/21
 - Chris Schaefer made AA in 3 seasons, 5/15/14
 - Jeff Schaefer, Talked To, 3/25/14
 - Bill Schafer, Four Wins, 12/8/14
 - Brian Scheetz had baseball ties as a player, later had them as a youth coach; Played two pro seasons, 8/5/20
 - Jim Scheffler hoped to turn pro as infielder, instead pitched; Saw three pro seasons, 6/8/21
 - Rich Scheid, Good Things, 6/12/13
 - Rob Schiel, Play Again, 10/22/14
 - Jim Schifman dreamed of pros, made it for eight games, 2/11/25
 - Curtis Schilling, Promising Player, 4/17/10
 - Butch Schlopy got opportunity as lefty, 3/10/18
 - Keith Schmidt hit 1st Kane County home run, saw 6 seasons, 1/25/16
 - Larry Schmittou helped bring pro ball back to Nashville, focused on fans; Tried for bigs, 6/6/22
 - Will Schock, His Passion, 1/4/17
 - Pete Schourek learned enough to see the majors over 11 seasons, take second in 1995 NL Cy Young, 4/17/20
 - Bruce Schreiber, Best Shot, 4/8/18
 - Steve Schrenk, Big Shoes, 4/15/17
 - Brian Schubert pitched well in college, started six pro games; Returned to his HS as coach and AD, 4/11/20
 - Dave Schuler concentrated as a pitcher, later worked with young pitchers to do same, 3/15/21
 - John Schulte worked hard enough to turn pro out of high school; Played three pro seasons, 3/13/20
 - Jeff Schulz saw 40 ML games, later turned high school coach, 5/5/12
 - Jerry Schunk, His Drive, 3/30/13
 - Mike Schwabe, Big Pitch, 9/15/11
 - Jeff Schwarz made bigs in 12th season, 5/5/24
 - Mike Sciortino tried pitching in pros, then reverted to hitting; Saw two pro seasons, 5/16/21
 - Charles Scott, Bonds' Roommate, 3/8/10
 - Darryl Scott, Family Tree, 5/28/16
 - Dick Scott, Most Enjoyable, 3/28/12
 - Donnie Scott, Switch-Hitter, 2/23/11
 - Gary Scott made the great achievement, he made the majors; Played with Cubs over two seasons, 1/17/20
 - Kevin Scott saw 5 pro seasons, called 'veteran-type', 9/27/13
 - Philip Scott was known as a prankster in high school; Got embarrassed by Morganna as pro, made single-A, 6/8/21
 - Rennie Scott learned the screwball from a former major leaguer; Played over three pro seasons, made high-A, 2/24/23
 - Shawn Scott, Extra Time, 9/10/13
 - Tim Scott, Didn't Mind, 7/20/11
 - Tony Scott, Switch Hitter, 6/20/13
 - Tyrone Scott had live arm, saw 4 pro seasons, single-A, 1/13/16
 - Tony Scruggs, Same Feeling, 4/28/11
 - Scott Scudder, Got Back, 6/24/12
 - Rudy Seanez, Do Anything, 9/8/12
 - Mike Search, Positive Energy, 5/1/15
 - Steve Searcy, Positive Attitude, 11/5/10
 - Bob Sebra, On Purpose, 6/22/11
 - Tate Seefried, Same Way, 4/14/19
 - Dan Segui, Some Kids, 2/25/13
 - David Segui made the bigs, but eventually had help; Made 15 ML seasons, Mitchell Report, 6/2/22
 - Diego Segui, More Motion, 1/17/13
 - Jose Segura, Place for Him, 10/10/11
 - Jason Sehorn, Tremendous Athleticism, 7/27/13
 - Mac Seibert, Professional Level, 3/11/16
 - Keith Seiler, More Happy, 4/15/19
 - Rick Sellers, Awesome Thing, 3/23/16
 - John Sellick worked walks from Valenzuela at AA; Played six seasons; Passed in 2021, 7/24/22
 - Scott Sellner, Pile On, 9/11/17
 - George Sells, Mound Work, 2/9/17
 - Frank Seminara pitched well-controlled over three major league seasons, then went into financial advising, 12/10/22
 - Sean Sena, Home Run, 11/21/17
 - Mitch Seoane played in minors, then managed there with respect from his players, 9/17/22
 - Rob Sepanek, Played For, 5/21/11
 - Felix Septimo, Kept Playing, 1/29/17
 - Scott Serbin served as a Sarasota White Sox batboy; Later got into local music, 1/21/22
 - Scott Servais saw 11 majors seasons, managed Mariners, 11/21/11
 - Scott Service, Well-Traveled, 1/16/12
 - Winston Seymour, Little Luck, 4/15/13
 - Rick Shackle helped college to big win, saw 5 pro seasons, 5/29/15
 - Ken Shamburg realized he'd always have another at-bat; Played over 11 pro seasons, missed bigs, 5/3/22
 - Dan Shannon, Pitching Career, 12/13/12
 - Kelly Sharitt served as minors trainer, equipment manager, 2/1/18
 - Gary Sharko, Threw Hard, 2/10/13
 - Steve Sharts used original delivery to play six pro seasons, made AAA, 9/2/11
 - Jon Shave made the most of his time in the bigs; Saw three seasons there, including all of 1999, 8/18/20
 - Cedric Shaw, Heckuva Game, 12/28/15
 - Curtis Shaw, Walk On, 3/20/14
 - Jeff Shaw, Changed Gears, 9/27/14
 - Kerry Shaw, Better Hitter, 2/1/13
 - Kevin Shaw was once a prospect, saw seven seasons, made AA, 1/17/24
 - Theo Shaw, Like A Kid, 10/27/11
 - John Shea, Serious Look, 8/27/10
 - Danny Sheaffer made good on chances, 9/2/10
 - John Sheehan played over 6 pro seasons, briefly made AA, 8/11/16
 - Jim Shellenback, Strong Points, 6/13/12
 - Ben Shelton, Very Special, 4/9/18
 - Harry Shelton showed enough potential to turn pro; He made high-A, then turned scout, 3/20/22
 - Keith Shepherd got noticed by two stars, 11/24/20
 - Mike Shepherd, Head Start, 7/4/15
 - Rich Shepperd, Big Spot, 6/9/16
 - Glenn Sherlock's coached long in game, 4/26/19
 - Tim Sherrill, Fishing and Baseball, 9/28/10
 - Darrell Sherman, Scouts Doubted, 9/24/10
 - James Shevlin, Two Shevlins, 11/28/13
 - Doug Shields, Played Hard, 10/13/18
 - Tommy Shields worked to prove self, 10/4/12
 - Steve Shifflett made ML in top shape, 5/12/14
 - Chris Shiflett, Very Frustrating, 12/17/15
 - Mark Shiflett played, coached decade, 10/6/15
 - Larry Shikles, Different Pitches, 9/28/12
 - Zak Shinall, Consistent Basis, 12/30/18
 - Razor Shines didn't give up on self, made 4 ML seasons, 3/9/25
 - Gary Shingledecker, Five Hits, 1/25/16
 - Jeff Shireman loved to be on the field as player, coach, manager; Played seven seasons, made AAA, 7/29/22
 - Bob Shirley, Only Thing, 3/9/12
 - Scott Shockey, Made It Back, 5/26/10
 - John Shoemaker, The Goal, 11/3/18
 - Brad Shores worked as minors trainer, 3/6/24
 - Brian Shouse saw 13 major league outings over his first 12 seasons, then his career took off, 2/18/20
 - J.R. Showalter, Went Somewhere, 4/24/16
 - Michael Shull played, then coached kids, 4/18/24
 - Dan Shwam had long independent league managerial career, 2/15/25
 - Bo Siberz, New Day, 9/15/15
 - Joe Siddall learned a lot over 12 pro seasons; Made bigs, became Blue Jays broadcaster, endured loss of son, 12/29/20
 - Steve Siebert showed speed and hitting in high school; Played two pro seasons, later coached HS, 10/13/22
 - Candy Sierra, Soon Enough, 10/25/15
 - Jason Sievers, Worked a Walk, 1/26/13
 - Rusty Silcox chose rehab over surgery early on; Saw four pro seasons, made AA, 10/22/22
 - Chad Silver played on college Soviet tour, saw single season, 7/23/17
 - Roy Silver, Most Impressed, 1/25/12
 - Al Silverstein, Next Thing, 2/11/18
 - Dave Silvestri played baseball in the Olympics and in bigs: Saw time in eight ML seasons, 12/3/22
 - Ken Silvestri saw time in eight ML seasons; In between, he fought in World War II; Also coached, 9/19/23
 - Enoch Simmons, Much Potential, 3/31/15
 - Nelson Simmons, Best Thing, 12/24/16
 - Randy Simmons, One Night, 1/24/14
 - Mike Simms knew role in 9 ML seasons with Astros, Rangers, 10/2/11
 - Rich Simon responded to challenge at AA, missed majors, 8/12/16
 - Dan Simonds, Right Place, 4/6/13
 - Doug Simons, As Excited, 4/23/11
 - Doug Simpson played three sports in high school, a season in pro baseball, became fireman, 2/21/20
 - Dan Sims, Early Run, 12/9/14
 - Greg Sims, Wind Aided, 4/10/18
 - Mark Sims, Proven Winner, 9/21/14
 - Matt Sinatro, Commitment to Improve, 11/10/10
 - Tom Singer, Job Done, 8/18/13
 - Joe Singley, Have To, 4/3/17
 - Joe Siwa, Great Things, 10/12/14
 - Joe Skalski, Quick Ending, 11/29/10
 - Andy Skeels showed leadership in game, 7/3/13
 - Rafael Skeete, Good Sense, 1/19/19
 - Bob Skinner worked to win as ML player, manager, coach, 3/24/12
 - John Skurla, Looking Outside, 10/9/12
 - Bill Slack, Good Teacher, 4/10/15
 - Vernon Slater, Playing Better, 8/9/18
 - Heathcliff Slocumb turned to faith, saw 10 majors seasons, 8/18/19
 - Rich Slomkowski tried new delivery after slow start; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 2/5/23
 - Sluggers Sports Memorabilia opened across Toronto; Its owner later became central to 'Jack of All Trades' doc, 12/11/21
 - Joe Slusarski, Mental Toughness, 12/20/16
 - Craig Smajstrla went as far as he could, 8 majors games, 12/8/11
 - Aaron Small, More Wins, 10/16/13
 - Jeff Small, Six Hits, 12/25/10
 - Mark Small got taste of majors with Astros, passed in 2013, 9/26/13
 - Roberto Smalls played three pro seasons, made single-A, then went to prison in Virgin Islands for murder, 4/28/13
 - Reuben Smiley, Next Time, 2/11/13
 - Bryan Smith worked for excitement playing and afterward, 1/19/16
 - C.L. Smith, Enough Offense, 3/11/19
 - Chad Smith turned pro after high school no-hitter; Saw five seasons, made high-A, 5/21/23
 - D.L. Smith played 9 pro seasons, saw AAA in 6, missed majors, 2/29/12
 - Dan Smith improved his slider enough to see two ML seasons; Returned from injury, 8/16/20
 - Daryl Smith took chance meeting to majors with Royals, 12/21/24
 - David Smith, First Pitch, 11/11/14
 - Ed Smith got a fresh start in Brewers system; Saw nine seasons, briefly made AAA, 1/23/22
 - Frank Smith played over 6 seasons, made AA with Dodgers, 5/22/19
 - Greg Smith, Worked Hard, 9/25/11
 - Greg Smith, Three Hits, 10/28/15
 - Ira Smith played 14 pro seasons, saw AAA, independents, 5/15/20
 - Joel Smith sped his way from Tennessee to the pros; Saw four seasons, made high-A, 1/2/21
 - John Smith picked up late-season complete-game win for Utica; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 3/26/21
 - Keith Smith, Fielding Accolades, 3/10/11
 - Lance Smith caught, but liked hitting best, saw 3 seasons, 4/25/25
 - Lee Smith hoped there was room for her; Went from assistant to independent GM to the NHL, 4/3/22
 - Mark Smith, Stayed Unbeaten, 3/2/17
 - (Texas) Mike Smith, Next Time Out, 1/4/10
 - Randy Smith, Phenomenal Teacher, 12/6/16
 - Ray Smith found home in Elizabethton, 7/14/24
 - Rich Smith, Travel Coach, 2/13/16
 - Rob Smith made good catch at Beloit, saw 4 pro seasons, 4/2/24
 - Sean Smith returned from Guillain-Barré syndrome to see pros, 4/16/19
 - Steve Smith, Did A Lot, 3/3/11
 - Terrell Smith, Another Sport, 7/22/17
 - Terry Smith served as a AA All-Star trainer, as trainer in Tigers and Red Sox systems, 8/25/21
 - Tim Smith started slow at AA; Saw three seasons there, played five overall, missed bigs, 7/17/21
 - Todd Smith, Stayed With, 3/2/14
 - Tracy Smith finished out his playing career and better opportunities presented themselves, 1/8/20
 - Willie Smith made majors over 8 games, 12/14/11
 - Willie Smith, This Headache, 6/24/13
 - Woody Smith gave minors advice to cousin, neither made bigs, 11/27/19
 - Roger Smithberg, Any Other Game, 3/24/11
 - Van Snider, Full Outfield, 5/24/10
 - Dan Snover played, then turned teacher, 9/1/24
 - J.T. Snow took pride in his defense; Saw 16 ML seasons, won six Gold Gloves, 11/29/22
 - Brett Snyder, Helped Fuel, 7/2/17
 - Bryan Snyder, Going to Work, 10/17/10
 - Chris Snyder, Next Starter, 7/15/17
 - Randy Snyder, With Aggressiveness, 6/18/17
 - Ray Soff waited for 1st ML win, got 5, 3/19/12
 - Luis Sojo got key WS hit, long career, 5/11/11
 - Joe Solimine hit in 3 seasons, single-A, 4/23/21
 - David Solseth hit over 3 pro seasons, 5/8/14
 - David Sommer made pros, passed in 2019, 1/28/21
 - Mike Songini grinned over 4 seasons, 11/11/23
 - Mike Soper threw sinkerballs and saved games; Saw six pro seasons, made AAA, 12/4/20
 - Paul Sorrento, Over The Plate, 1/19/11
 - Jose Sosa, Those Numbers, 7/17/17
 - Tim Sossamon, Good Velocity, 4/12/14
 - Rafael Soto, Someday Play, 7/18/13
 - Shaun Sottile, Impressive Start, 12/7/14
 - Brian Souza returned from arm injury to turn pro; Saw four seasons, made single-A, 7/7/20
 - Scott Sowell, Career Highlight, 10/6/17
 - Tony Spaan played 24 pro games, 7/14/24
 - Tookie Spann used his baseball skills to see six pro seasons, made AA, 9/10/21
 - Don Sparks saw nine pro seasons, AAA, 4/17/12
 - Greg Sparks made 13 pro seasons, AAA, 7/5/13
 - Steve Sparks learned ML knuckleball, 5/7/24
 - Chris Sparrow came back from slump with home run at Utica; Played two pro seasons, 4/25/21
 - Brian Specyalski, Their Ace, 6/7/16
 - Frank Speek woke up, saw 3 pro seasons, made single-A, 9/14/24
 - Tim Spehr wasn't home run hitter, but made bigs in 8 seasons, 7/2/10
 - Bob Spencer, Card Investor, 4/7/16
 - Kyle Spencer picked up win in long relief at Gastonia; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 7/15/22
 - Shane Spencer, Look Back, 4/21/18
 - Tom Spencer, Team Trainer, 11/21/12
 - Tom Spencer, Looking For, 2/15/13
 - Mike Spiers trailblazed in travel ball, 4/14/24
 - Harry Spilman showed patience in 12 ML seasons, coaching, 6/18/10
 - John Spinosa trained in pros, on tape, 5/26/24
 - Tony Spires, Triple Total, 1/9/13
 - Jim Spivey took temperament, work ethic to pros, 2 seasons, 10/13/24
 - Lickety Split, the Holly Farms Chicken, graced his first card, then found himself - and the brand - on the way out, 1/27/20
 - Jerry Spradlin, Some Ability, 11/13/12
 - Ed Sprague, Strong and Healthy, 7/10/10
 - Scott Sprick took his pro chance to high-A with Orioles, 11/17/24
 - Dennis Springer, Being Different, 1/2/11
 - Steve Springer, Rather Play, 8/7/11
 - Robert Spurlock, Well Acquainted, 6/13/15
 - Al Stacey had big game for Geneva in 1989; Saw two pro seasons, 10/1/23
 - Matt Stairs thought about moving on, then made the next 15 major league seasons, 12/31/20
 - Mark Stancel, Bases Loaded, 12/26/16
 - Don Stanford saw encouragement at AA, 7/11/13
 - Larry Stanford had right pitches to make bigs, but elbow injury left him short of majors, 3/16/21
 - Lee Stange, Stayed Within,11/3/13
 - Tim Stange knew he had to earn college starting spot after injury; Played three pro seasons, made high-A, 3/19/23
 - Pete Stanicek, Brick Wall, 6/15/10
 - Steve Stanicek dreamed of making bigs; Made it over two seasons, for 13 games, 6/14/10
 - Andy Stankiewicz, Helped Them, 2/12/12
 - Karl Stanley, Pitched Well, 11/11/17
 - Leroy Stanton, Made Sure, 10/27/13
 - Tim Stargell, Team MVPs, 1/12/12
 - Matt Stark, Positive Attitude, 6/11/12
 - Dave Staton, Got Lucky, 10/30/15
 - Dave Staydohar, Advertising Sign, 6/8/16
 - John Stearns, Season Changing, 3/20/13
 - Rick Steed, Didn't Have, 9/6/13
 - Jim Steels made the majors with Padres, Rangers, Giants, 1/20/12
 - Marino Stefany, Outstanding Pitching, 3/9/16
 - John Stefero signed with his hometown team, then hit back-to-back game-winners, 2/23/21
 - Mark Steffens, Local Team, 7/16/17
 - Bill Stein, His Role, 6/16/18
 - Brian Steiner, Hard Worker, 6/9/14
 - Mike Steinkamp changed pitching motion, signed as pro, 12/28/24
 - Earl Steinmetz, Independent Attention, 10/23/10
 - Dan Stenz, Brand New, 5/29/16
 - Todd Stephan knew the bigs sometimes required getting a break; Saw five pro seasons, made AAA, missed majors, 1/1/23
 - Brian Stephens, Extra Concentration, 10/28/17
 - Mark Stephens became first Marlins signee in a pro game; Saw seven seasons, made high-A, 6/18/20
 - Ray Stephens, Up In The Air, 9/13/10
 - Ron Stephens, Very Good, 6/2/13
 - Dave Stevens, Every Day, 7/31/13
 - Lee Stevens, To Play, 8/10/12
 - Matt Stevens, Some Excitement, 12/29/12
 - Scott Stevens, Good Record, 4/6/17
 - Brady Stewart, Any Way, 8/11/18
 - Carl Stewart, Fine Start, 5/7/13
 - Tito Stewart, Great Experience, 9/4/10
 - Rob Stiegele found himself alongside HOFers as batboy; Later turned pro, saw two seasons, 1/3/23
 - Rod Stillwell played, coached youth, 5/10/14
 - Rick Stiner hit, then taught game, 5/9/24
 - Kelly Stinnett had attitude, frame of mind to make bigs over 14 seasons, 8/13/23
 - Mark Stiteler threw well in college, saw 3 pro outings, 6/29/25
 - Doug Stockham, Good Crowds, 4/16/15
 - Wayne Stofsky worked, played in pros, then TV, coaching, 12/24/24
 - Bill Stohr, First Win, 7/13/17
 - Randy Stokes, One Place, 7/28/18
 - Brian Stone, Off Night, 2/1/19
 - Eric Stone, Locked Down, 5/22/12
 - Jeff Stone, That Job, 10/17/12
 - Mel Stottlemyre waited for majors call, made 13 majors games, 12/11/11
 - Steve Stowell, Impressive Work, 11/16/13
 - Don Strange, Job Done, 12/10/14
 - Doug Strange gained perspective over 9 majors seasons, 8/25/10
 - Keith Strange hoped position moves would better bigs opportunity; Played four pro seasons, made AA, 4/8/21
 - Julio Strauss' services were won in Venezuela by the Cubs; He made AAA, but not the bigs, 1/4/20
 - Rick Strebeck, Position Change, 9/23/19
 - Jim Stricek helped players after injuries as minors trainer; Once got ejected while doing so, 5/20/22
 - Ricky Strickland, One-Hopper, 10/3/15
 - Randy Strijek, His Chance, 4/21/16
 - Craig Strobel, Athletic Training, 9/30/15
 - Lester Strode spent more than three decades with the Cubs organization, 11/28/19
 - Brent Strom understood pitchers as ML player, coach, 7/8/13
 - Derek Stroud served as head coach at old high school for two decades; Played seven pro seasons, 1/11/20
 - Shannon Strong, Loved It, 10/16/18
 - Ed Stryker threw to MLers in college, saw high-A as pro, 6/4/20
 - Dave Sturdivant, Three Runners, 4/28/15
 - Glenn Sudbury, Good Location, 3/23/14
 - William Suero, Been Tattooing, 3/22/13
 - Brian Sullivan, Family History, 12/15/13
 - Brian Sullivan got drafted into pros, then came injury, 10/14/24
 - Carl Sullivan improved his patience as hitter, saw six pro seasons; Made AA, 1/11/22
 - Glenn Sullivan, Came Home, 3/7/11
 - Mike Sullivan, Lesson Learned, 12/30/12
 - Sully's Pub in Peoria had memorabilia, sponsored Peoria set, 11/25/19
 - Sunny, Bedecked In, 10/29/15
 - John Surane, Amazing Win, 11/14/16
 - Steve Surico chose college over the pros; Came back from injury, saw all of seven pro games, 8/12/20
 - Glenn Sutko, His Heart, 6/28/15
 - Steve Swail, Signed As, 1/21/14
 - Rob Swain, His Chance, 4/23/14
 - Thayer Swain got playing time, swing bat well at single-A; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 6/19/22
 - Russ Swan, Threw Strikes, 10/26/11
 - Chad Swanson, Successfully Deployed, 2/23/13
 - Dave Swartzbaugh received support from his AAA pitching coach, then returned to bigs, 12/3/19
 - Jim Sweeney threw a 1990 pitch that cleared the benches, 11/27/19
 - Michael Sweeney, Set Back, 11/30/16
 - Rob Sweeney began catching, then pitched, saw 3 seasons, 5/31/19
 - Pat Sweet went to Alaska then made pros at Salt Lake,  12/29/24
 - Rick Sweet saw ML as player, had minors manager mentality, 9/13/16
 - Paul Swingle, His Successes, 5/28/16
 - Jermaine Swinton followed heart to decade-plus in pros, 3/23/25
 - Steve Swisher, Work and Success, 8/10/11
 - Joe Szekely played over decade, made AAA over 4 seasons, 8/16/10
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 - Jeff Tackett played well in front of family with Orioles; Made four ML seasons, 7/19/11
 - Dennis Tafoya showed dedication, saw seven seasons, AA, 8/14/16
 - Rod Tafoya played and then continued playing, into his late-50s, 10/12/23
 - Gino Tagliaferri, Lost Confidence, 3/18/16 
 - Kevin Tahan, His Night, 9/23/10
 - Louis Talbert saw 3 seasons, made AA, 7/15/11
 - Carlos Tamarez, Perfect Bunt, 3/12/14
 - Bruce Tanner followed his father Chuck to the majors, coaching; Later became advance scout, 10/10/22
 - Eddie Tanner, Playing Time, 10/5/11
 - Dagoberto Tapia, Only Information, 2/10/15
 - Tony Tarasco felt like 12yo in majors debut, saw 8 seasons, 12/8/14
 - Dave Tarjick wanted to become a professional baseball player; What he became was a dad, 5/14/21
 - Kevin Tatar, Couldn't Go, 5/7/13
 - Dean Tatarian hit Yankee Stadium home run; Played six pro seasons, made AAA, never made bigs, 4/12/21 
 - Bernie Tatis, Dominican Prospect, 5/20/10
 - Fausto Tatis saw 3 seasons, high-A, 12/13/17
 - Jim Tatum became strong in Japan, 2/28/11
 - Willie Tatum dreamed of playing pro; Saw eight pro seasons, made AAA, passed in 2018, 3/5/23
 - Eddie Taubensee, Could Hit, 4/16/11
 - Hector Tavarez, Three Countries, 1/10/17
 - Jesus Tavarez continued working hard over five major league seasons, later saw Korea, 7/1/23
 - Marcos Taveras, Helluva Hit, 1/23/18
 - Ramon Taveras threw well, saw four pro seasons, made AA, 2/21/22
 - Aaron Taylor, Pitched Well, 7/25/13
 - Bill Taylor, Held It, 2/26/14
 - Charley Taylor got players to bigs, then he got there, 9/15/16
 - Dave Taylor hit a late home run in college game; Saw two pro seasons, made high-A, 4/17/22
 - Dorn Taylor made bigs in 6th season, 6/21/12
 - Dwight Taylor, Good Jump, 7/27/14
 - Mike Taylor, Rain-Shortened, 8/17/13
 - Mike Taylor, Final Frame, 12/18/15
 - Mike Taylor, Successful Season, 2/7/18
 - Rob Taylor, Two Parts, 1/26/15
 - Scott Taylor, Much Fun, 11/5/14
 - Scott Taylor was Winston-Salem's best catcher in 1990; He briefly made AAA, but not the bigs, 1/5/20
 - Scott Taylor heard crowd roaring after key ML strikeouts; Saw two ML seasons, 20 appearances, 2/12/23
 - Steve Taylor tried pros, made single-A, 7/15/24
 - Terry Taylor, That Mistake, 9/19/12
 - Terry Taylor, Had Potential, 5/18/15
 - Tommy Taylor, Down The Road, 1/20/11
 - Tony Taylor, Behind Him, 4/2/16
 - Wade Taylor showed confidence, made ML, 3/22/12
 - Will Taylor turned switch-hitter, saw eight pro seasons; Eighth came nine years after last, 10/24/20
 - Marc Techman served as Auburn Astros hometown trainer, 4/21/17
 - Scott Tedder played basketball, turned pro in baseball, 1/8/22
 - Garett Teel gave best shot, made high-A, turned coach, 10/5/20
 - Doug Tegtmeier played in Alaska, made three pro seasons, 10/16/17
 - Joe Teixeira saw two pro seasons, later coached college, 1/30/16
 - Domingo Tejada, Photo Day, 2/13/15
 - Francisco Tejada, Lead-Off Double, 7/9/17
 - Leo Tejada, Big Night, 4/1/17
 - Fausto Tejero, Most Experienced, 5/4/16
 - Anthony Telford, All About, 6/1/18
 - Dave Telgheder, Strange Feeling, 4/21/18
 - David Tellers turned his height into finesse pitching; Played seven pro seasons, made AA, 2/28/20
 - Paulino Tena got thrown at in 1991 game; Saw four seasons, made high-A, 9/10/23
 - Joe Tenhunfeld hit aggressively in college, then turned pro; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 10/10/21
 - Marc Tepper played four pro seasons, made high-A; He then taught the game to his son, 8/5/22
 - James Terrell, Pretty Fun, 10/28/17
 - Adam Terris dedicated himself, then returned to college field; Made pros, saw two seasons, 1/12/21
 - Tony Terzarial, He's Learned, 11/18/12
 - Craig Teter, Hot Month, 4/22/17
 - Terry Tewell, Seemed Right, 2/7/15
 - Bob Tewksbury, Pitched Again, 8/25/17
 - Jeff Thelen made Legion World Series, four pro seasons, 10/2/14
 - Ryan Thibault saw 4 pro seasons, made high-A, Australia, 10/18/22
 - John Thibert helped high school to win, saw 5 pro seasons, 3/12/19
 - Art Thigpen played 3 seasons, then became minors umpire, 3/29/20
 - John Thoden meant much to college team, saw 5 pro seasons, 11/30/13
 - Delvin Thomas chose pro baseball over college football, 7/29/23
 - Frank Thomas added power, pop over two decades in majors, 8/29/11
 - Keith Thomas chose pro baseball, saw 14 seasons, AA, 3/5/14
 - Kelvin Thomas saw 4 pro seasons, high-A with Mariners, 7/30/23
 - Mark Thomas toughed it out first year to play 5 seasons, 5/1/18
 - Mike Thomas went from small college to the majors - for one appearance; Saw seven pro seasons, 6/4/21
 - Mike Thomas saw minors with Orioles, college FB with UNC, 11/16/24
 - Mitch Thomas, Baseball History, 1/1/16
 - Orlando Thomas, Game-Winner, 5/28/17
 - Ron Thomas, Bore Down, 11/26/14
 - Royal Thomas, Some Durability, 10/31/15
 - Skeets Thomas, Could Hit, 2/21/17
 - Steve Thomas played three pro seasons, then walked away; Returned eight years later to independent ball, 5/24/21
 - Tim Thomas, Those Hits, 3/5/15
 - Jim Thome, Steak Dinner, 3/8/15
 - Charles Thompson, Too Much, 7/19/14
 - Fletcher Thompson used speed in college, 6 pro seasons, 1/4/16
 - Rich Thompson worked to show people he was better than AA; Saw three ML seasons, 7/5/12
 - Ryan Thompson, Went Out, 1/24/18
 - Ryan Thompson loved baseball, got to serve as Durham Bulls bat boy, 3/31/23
 - Sean Thompson, His Future, 11/26/13
 - Squeezer Thompson, Best Arm, 7/26/14
 - Tommy Thompson, Old School, 12/27/15
 - Tommy Thompson played, coached for years in White Sox system; Later got career 2nd chance through sobriety, 4/17/21
 - Rob Thomson has earned trust of his players as majors coach with Yankees, Phillies, 8/9/21
 - Eric Thornton realized in college he had pro potential; Played two pro seasons, made Pittsfield, 5/13/21 
 - Lou Thornton, Stuck Around, 11/26/10
 - Paul Thorpe, High-Pressure, 5/20/13
 - Brian Thorson, Dedicated Person, 12/14/16
 - Chris Threadgill used his speed over three pro seasons; Topped out at single-A, played alongside brother, 10/1/22
 - George Threadgill, Consistent Hitter, 4/6/19
 - Henry Threadgill had brief career, but had career night in August 1990; Made single-A, 9/6/22
 - Jim Thrift, Long Time, 3/8/17
 - Gary Thurman made majors over nine seasons, later coached, 5/3/10
 - Mark Thurmond helped Padres to Series, saw 8 ML seasons, 8/7/25
 - Tony Tillman, Better Things, 3/11/15
 - Pat Tilmon continued playing for his love of game; Saw 11 seasons, briefly made AAA, coached, 4/23/23
 - Mike Timlin, Playoff Games, 2/4/18
 - Ron Tingley, An Upswing, 4/3/12
 - Lee Tinsley, Very Satisfying, 3/11/12
 - Brad Tippitt started, relieved over three pro seasons, 10/26/24
 - Gordie Tipton helped make CWS title game, saw 3 seasons, 5/25/20
 - Tom Tisdale, His Work, 10/23/15
 - John Toale, Played Professionally, 11/22/10
 - Jackson Todd returned from cancer to bigs, long coaching career, 5/31/12
 - Theron Todd worked to improve hitting over seven pro seasons; Made AA, later coached, 4/21/23
 - Kevin Tolar got his pitches over for a decade plus, then made the majors; Saw time in three ML campaigns, 4/3/21
 - Mark Tolbert, Not Enough, 5/28/15
 - Jose Tolentino took his best chance to 44 majors games, 6/15/11
 - David Tollison, Core Values, 9/10/13
 - Tim Tolman knew his role as majors player, scout,  coach, 9/4/13
 - Andy Tomberlin, His Position, 4/13/15
 - Randy Tomlin, Was Alright, 7/12/14
 - Rick Tomlin had long coaching career, 6/26/24
 - Matt Toole, Promoted To, 7/2/14
 - Tony Torchia, School Teacher, 10/12/11
 - Freddy Torres, Top Prospect, 3/5/16
 - Jessie Torres, Home Run, 4/19/13
 - Leo Torres, Long Save, 3/6/16
 - Paul Torres, Play Wherever, 4/23/13
 - Ramon Torres, Native Country, 3/18/15
 - Ricky Torres pitched over 8 seasons, 10/29/11
 - Tim Torricelli knew catchers needed defense, saw 4 seasons, 12/12/10
 - Kelvin Torve, Pressure Situations, 9/9/12
 - Kevin Towers played, coached, scouted, served as ML GM almost two decades; Passed in 2018, 10/17/22
 - Jason Townley, Worked Out, 1/20/18
 - Jim Tracy relieved and started over 9 seasons, made AAA, 7/16/14
 - Jim Tracy showed attention to detail as majors manager, 8/5/17
 - Todd Trafton wanted to get there, saw AAA, Mexico, Taiwan, 2/3/12
 - Dave Trautwein stayed prepared, saw six seasons, AAA, 3/29/10
 - John Trautwein skipped job for pros, later faced tragedy, 10/2/10
 - Dean Treanor once served as an undercover police officer; Later served as major league bullpen coach, 12/9/20
 - Ed Tredway, Big Switch, 3/28/15
 - Nolberto Troncoso, Two Runs, 12/6/17
 - Gary Tremblay, Blocked Them, 7/11/11
 - Mike Tresemer gave team chance at Eugene, saw five seasons, 12/29/14
 - Mickey Tresh followed family into pros, but couldn't follow to bigs; Wasn't disappointed, 8/15/21 
 - Tony Trevino accepted any position, as long as it got him in the lineup; Saw six seasons, made AA, 10/8/21 
 - Wally Trice found screwball variation, saw 7 seasons, AA, 8/15/16
 - Dave Tripp, Concentrated On, 3/19/14
 - Ricky Trlicek, Important Thing, 2/3/18
 - Mike Trombley, Good Times, 2/24/13
 - Steve Trout, Improved Greatly, 8/20/17
 - Kevin Trudeau, Played Harder, 9/17/17
 - Jose Trujillo took his team-oriented attitude from college to the pros; Saw four seasons, made high-A, 7/16/22
 - Ken Trusky just hoped to improve after draft; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 4/15/13
 - George Tsamis, Greatest Place, 2/26/13
 - Marc Tsitouris swung the bat well in a July 1991 game; Played two pro seasons, 10/17/19
 - Bill Tucker, True Passion, 11/13/17
 - Scooter Tucker, Game Confidence, 2/10/13
 - Steve Tucker, Got Outs, 12/31/14
 - Rich Tunison adjusted, saw 5 seasons, 3/8/12
 - Lee Tunnell worked on confidence in six majors seasons, 8/25/11
 - Brian Turang, Motivated Him, 11/9/14
 - Joe Turek, How Hard, 6/16/15
 - Dave Turgeon has gained close connections over 30-plus years in game; Played, then coached, 7/31/21
 - Brian Turner, His Best, 1/10/15
 - Matt Turner, Terrible Call, 4/12/15
 - Shane Turner, Worked on Hitting, 3/23/11
 - Rich Turrentine, Best Shot, 4/24/19
 - Joe Turvey, Old Time, 6/25/15
 - Jeff Tuss played, later chose football to Angels' surprise, 3/9/24
 - Mike Twardoski took fundamentals to 10 pro seasons, made AAA, 1/12/14
 - Doug Twitty, Prepared To, 1/13/18
 - Sean Twitty, Closest Friends, 10/14/17
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 - Alex Ubina got drafted from Puerto Rico, among first; Played two seasons, 9/22/16
 - Kenichi Uchiyama, Any Other, 11/27/13
 - Ted Uhlaender, Hard Worker, 1/2/15
 - Scott Ullger, Chance Taken, 2/28/13
 - Bobby Underwood, Fine Pitcher, 4/10/13
 - Bob Undorf moved on to pros without pressure; Played four seasons, made AA, 4/26/20
 - Lee Upshaw, Player's Reality, 11/8/16
 - Tom Urbani worked to earn confidence over 4 ML seasons, 9/25/24
 - Joe Urbon, Straight Shooter, 12/15/12
 - John Urcioli played hard over 3 seasons for independents, 1/3/25
 - Juan Uribe, In Relief, 11/26/15 
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 - Julio Valera made 5 bigs seasons with 'dastardly dip' slider, 5/6/10
 - Amilcar Valdez, The Difference, 12/31/18
 - Efrain Valdez, Breaking Pitch, 4/14/11
 - Frank Valdez, Real Quick Bat, 9/11/10
 - Jose Valdez began in Dominican, saw 1 season stateside, 5/24/19
 - Rafael Valdez, Expectations Exceeded, 12/21/10
 - Gil Valencia, His Shot, 12/27/12
 - Edwin Valentin saw 3 seasons, single-A, from Puerto Rico, 7/1/25
 - John Valentin, Rare Fetes, 3/31/16
 - Jose Valentin started his pro career strong, then saw time in 16 major league seasons, 10/25/20 
 - Tony Valle, Hard Thrower, 1/15/14
 - Kerry Valrie loved to hit, in two sports; Played nine pro baseball seasons, made AAA, also tried for NFL, 4/9/21
 - Kevin Vandebrake played two seasons, became coach, AD, 8/19/25
 - Todd Van Poppel, Kept Playing, 3/17/14
 - Cap Van Rynbach, Select Group, 3/20/17
 - Aaron Van Scoyoc, That Knowledge, 1/14/15
 - Dave Van Winkle, Pro Prospect, 4/9/17
 - Bob Vancho, Bad Start, 6/15/17
 - Ed Vande Berg, Got to Act, 4/19/11
 - John Vandemark gained new focus, saw 9 seasons, high-A, 6/17/25
 - John Vander Wal, Liked Fastballs, 4/13/14
 - Bill Vanderwel, Home Country, 4/19/17
 - Brandy Vann, Just Pitch, 5/12/15
 - Tim Vannaman, Good Season, 2/21/14
 - Tom Van Schaack helped Watertown to attendance gain as GM; Had long career in baseball, 9/14/23
 - Jeff Vanzytveld had ML sinker, injury ended career at AA, 2/3/22
 - Hector Vargas worked to make double plays at AA; Played more than decade, made AAA, 3/18/21 
 - Julio Vargas, His Chances, 7/14/17
 - Dan Varnell, Came Through, 12/29/17
 - Pat Varni hit well in college series; Later turned pro, saw two seasons, made high-A, 4/17/22
 - Gary Varsho, Playing Home, 3/6/11
 - Chris Vasquez, Accepted It, 5/10/13
 - Julian Vasquez, Good Pitches, 7/12/18
 - Luis Vasquez pitched well in AA start, made AAA over four seasons; Missed bigs, 6/8/22
 - Marcos Vasquez did job over 11 seasons, saw AAA, Taiwan, 3/29/23
 - Jim Vatcher, Only Goal, 5/16/12
 - Mo Vaughn, For Miles, 1/20/14
 - Randy Vaughn worked on concentrating over 3 seasons, made AA, 1/31/24
 - Aguedo Vasquez, His Start, 8/19/19
 - Joe Vavra put in his time, found home as majors coach, 5/15/20
 - Ed Vazquez expressed nerves upon pro career's start; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 5/21/21
 - Pedro Vazquez saw 4 seasons, high-A, 5/10/14
 - Mike Veeck got his start in the bigs, then came disco, and success in minors with help from a dog and a pig, 4/9/22
 - Bruce Vegely saw 4 seasons, coached, 9/29/22
 - Brian Veilleux, Grand Slam, 12/27/16
 - Steve Veit waited to sign before pros, saw two seasons, 1/15/16
 - Max Vejar came from baseball city, saw 13 pro outings, 6/15/25
 - Guillermo Velasquez got his shot at first for the Padres in 1993; Saw two ML seasons, 11/19/20
 - Ray Velasquez went all out over 6 seasons, made high-A, 4/6/24
 - Noel Velez, Poor Throw, 2/15/14
 - Leroy Ventress showed speed early on; Played nine seasons, made AA, 9/30/21
 - Jose Ventura started shutout timidly, then got aggressive; Saw six pro seasons, made AA, 1/25/22
 - Mike Verdi learned from father, then followed him to minors, 6/24/21
 - Mando Verdugo got out of slump with manager's help; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 8/8/22
 - Dave Veres, Comeback Bid, 3/18/11
 - Chris Verna, Big Thrill, 6/12/15
 - Mark Verstandig, Every Day, 7/1/14
 - Don Vesling, Too Fine, 12/13/11
 - Will Vespe played 2 seasons, attempted post-surgery comeback, 8/7/22
 - Darryl Vice, That Situation, 3/26/15
 - Alberto Vicente, Important Point, 2/19/15
 - Don Vidmar, To Work, 5/25/15
 - John Viera saw college career imperiled by miscommunication; Saw four pro seasons, made AAA, 11/11/22
 - Jose Viera, Walk-Off, 8/3/13
 - Joey Vierra, Greatest Memory, 12/18/10
 - Hector Villanueva, Streak Hitter, 8/7/12 
 - Juan Villanueva wanted to play baseball, did so over seven seasons; Made AA, 10/20/20
 - Juan Villareal, Best Of, 7/14/17
 - Ozzie Virgil, Getting Hit, 6/12/11
 - George Virgilio, Took Some, 7/5/15
 - Joe Vitko, Really Pleased, 7/14/18
 - Jose Vizcaino, Game-Winner, 2/20/12
 - Junior Vizcaino, Making Assessments, 7/14/14
 - Dan Vizzini, Good Year, 3/18/14
 - Jack Voigt handled bigs over 7 seasons, 5/23/13
 - Dave Voit played in minors, Australia, 10/24/23
 - Gus Vollmer tried to be aggressive, 2/2/15
 - Ed Vosberg made 10 majors seasons, 6/14/12
 - Jim Voutour spent brief time in pros, career in policing, 6/12/25
 - John Vuz moved to pitching, pros, 2/2/13
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 - Scott Wade played over 12 minors seasons, missed bigs, 1/18/11
 - Aubrey Waggoner, Mostly for Speed, 6/28/10
 - Jim Waggoner, Tie Broken, 2/27/14
 - Adam Wagner served as trainer in high-A All-Star game and in Venezuela; Minors career proved brief, 7/30/21
 - Dan Wagner, Pull Even, 9/13/17
 - Darrell Wagner, Unexpected Curves, 1/1/18
 - Hector Wagner, First Win, 3/9/13
 - Paul Wagner, One Night, 4/12/13
 - Wahconah Park was once described as offering pure baseball; The park and site have offered it for well over a century, 5/15/21
 - Dave Wainhouse made bigs in 7 seasons, 12/30/20
 - Don Wakamatsu, Difficult Task, 4/29/12
 - Tim Wakefield called his first ASG in 2009 a cool story; Saw 19 ML seasons, 3/5/18
 - Matt Walbeck, Could Play, 8/6/13
 - Alan Walden, Wound Up, 3/16/15
 - Ron Walden became Dodgers top pick, then came injury, 6/2/20
 - Jim Walewander, Free Spirit, 8/18/10
 - Chico Walker, Playing Time, 9/14/19
 - Dennis Walker, Two Seasons, 4/5/17
 - Greg Walker, Warm Ups, 4/21/10
 - Hugh Walker reminded Royals scouts of Bo, missed majors, 1/10/24
 - Jerry Walker, Eclipsed Perspective, 11/4/17
 - Johnny Walker, Play Both, 8/19/15
 - Larry Walker, Solo Homer, 1/12/15
 - Mike A. Walker, Got the Ball, 6/27/11
 - Mike C. Walker, Two Dreams, 4/2/11
 - Pete Walker got hitters out in the majors; Later worked with pitchers to do the same as ML coach, 5/28/21
 - Rich Walker, No Fuss, 6/21/13
 - Donne Wall proved hungry, made 8 major league seasons, 9/21/13
 - David Wallace topped one scout's NYC list, saw 3 seasons, 5/31/25
 - Tim Wallace, Only Thing, 5/20/15
 - Casey Waller, Get Better, 10/1/11
 - Tye Waller made bigs, later coached, 4/21/24
 - Chris Wallgren played briefly as pro, 7/9/24
 - Craig Wallin became South Bend mainstay, 5/17/24
 - Les Wallin knew all he could do was play; Saw six pro seasons, topped out at AA, 3/25/23
 - Dave Wallwork, Brought His, 7/7/19
 - Dave Walsh, Tough Decisions, 4/19/10
 - Gene Walter worked hard, made bigs, then came injury, 8/9/25
 - Dan Walters made bigs, then turned to policing; Later was shot aiding another officer, has since passed, 10/23/20
 - Darryel Walters hoped to fit in team's ML plans, made AAA, 2/19/12
 - Bruce Walton, Could Pitch, 10/14/11
 - Dave Walters, Good Makeup, 1/9/14
 - John Wanish, Lead Protected, 10/27/13
 - Chuck Wanke, That Doubt, 12/22/17
 - Steve Wapnick, Real Aggressive, 5/15/11
 - Anthony Ward, Own Strengths, 1/20/18
 - Colby Ward, Good Day, 2/27/12
 - Kevin Ward, Kept Going, 7/21/12
 - Ricky Ward, Too Much, 1/27/13
 - Turner Ward, Played Hard, 2/4/12
 - Joey Wardlow, Was Hungry, 6/4/14
 - Shea Wardwell helped college to conference title game; Saw four pro seasons, later turned coach, instructor, 6/19/21
 - Wally Warrecker, Complete Game, 5/12/15
 - Brian Warren, Find Out, 10/29/16
 - Dan Warthen took hard-headed ways to long career as majors coach, after making bigs as player, 3/5/12
 - Kraig Washington came from a line of pro athletes, 12/5/19
 - Kyle Washington was once traded for Jose Mesa; Played 11 pro seasons, made AA, 5/9/21
 - Ron Washington, Playing Options, 10/17/11
 - Tyrone Washington went on a scoreless stretch in 1991; Played five pro seasons, made high-A, 8/7/20
 - Mark Wasinger, Extra Base, 3/10/12
 - Rob Wassenaar, Funny Game, 11/11/13
 - Darren Watkins got hurt, missed chance to impress, made AAA, 1/16/24
 - Tim Watkins got as far as AAA over 7 seasons, missed bigs, 3/6/12
 - Andy Watson waited on pros and improved draft status; Played two pro seasons, injury ended career, 8/4/20
 - Matt Watson, To Develop, 9/13/13
 - Preston Watson, Good Slider, 4/11/15
 - Todd Watson, Scored Twice, 2/2/14
 - Eddie Watt, Played There, 1/27/14
 - Burgess Watts played 4 pro seasons, at third, pitching, 5/27/20
 - Ron Way, Likely Wasn't, 4/16/13
 - Mel Wearing, His Love, 1/31/16 
 - David Weathers, How Special, 2/28/18
 - Jim Weaver, His Strength, 9/26/12
 - Ben Webb, No Regrets, 7/10/14
 - Lonnie Webb did leadoff job, saw four seasons, high-A, 5/26/20
 - Spyder Webb, His Name, 11/2/17
 - Pete Weber, Bright Spot, 8/2/17
 - Ron Weber made his college record book, saw six pro seasons, 5/15/17
 - Steve Weber, Other Breaks, 8/1/18
 - Weston Weber, One Pitch, 12/20/11
 - Casey Webster, Couldn't Replicate, 5/5/11
 - Lenny Webster, Tough Decision, 11/10/13
 - Mike Webster got strong in high school, made 2 pro seasons, 1/11/24
 - Von Wechsberg, One Run, 3/10/15
 - Eric Wedge, Liked It, 4/17/11
 - Tom Weeks played with Deion at Fort Lauderdale; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 11/17/22
 - Danny Weems, Enough Work, 4/8/15
 - Dean Weese showed effort both on mound and at bat; Saw five pro seasons, made AA, 7/31/22
 - Tom Wegmann, More Pumped, 3/30/17
 - John Wehner, In The Dirt, 1/31/12
 - Stuart Weidie helped team to College WS, saw 5 seasons, 1/8/14
 - Brad Weitzel coached in college, briefly in pros and scouted, 10/10/23
 - Mike Weinberg, Outstanding Person, 9/11/18
 - Dan Welch, Doubled Off, 12/16/12
 - Doug Welch swung the bat well at Winston-Salem, later returned there as HS coach, teacher, 1/10/20
 - Ken Welch hit well in college; Played two pro campaigns, made short-season, also in semi-pro, 9/24/23
 - Welland Stadium served six seasons as NY-Penn League stadium, 3/14/20
 - Phillip Wellman, Baseball Field, 1/16/14
 - Bob Wells, Best Impression, 12/14/12
 - Terry Wells, Fresh Start, 5/26/12
 - Tim Wells liked taking mound with runners on base; Saw two pro seasons, made single-A, 8/6/20
 - Turk Wendell, The Numbers, 4/23/15
 - Bill Wengert improved, saw eight pro seasons, made AAA, 2/12/22
 - John Wenrick got good action on his fastball in 1986; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 1/23/21
 - Henry Werland, Started Strong, 6/30/15
 - Pat Wernig settled in for AAA no-hitter, saw 7 pro seasons, 2/28/24
 - Bill Wertz made major league debut in hometown; Saw time over two big league seasons, 12/1/20
 - Troy Wessel's son followed him to the baseball field; The father played three pro seasons, 12/8/19
 - Jim West hit title-winning fielder's choice; Saw two pro seasons, made single-A, 11/3/22
 - Matt West, Had Ability, 12/4/14
 - Elanis Westbrooks, No Surprises, 2/1/13
 - Mickey Weston, His Opportunities, 5/20/12
 - Tim Weston trained in minors, college, 10/28/15
 - Jeff Wetherby, Roller Coster, 1/29/12
 - Shawn Whalen saw 4 seasons, scouted, 7/7/14
 - Fred Whatley fooled hitters in college, 7/7/17
 - Chris Wheat saw 2 seasons, single-A, 6/14/20
 - Robert Wheatcroft returned, made pros, 2/3/16
 - Dave Wheeler saw one season, Billings, 5/9/13
 - Ken Wheeler saw marathon outing, 5 pro seasons, high-A, 9/26/13
 - Rocket Wheeler, Lengthy Trip, 3/31/11
 - Winston Wheeler, Took Deep, 2/22/15
 - Gary Wheelock, Further Development, 10/30/17
 - Joe Whipps, Showed It, 6/27/19
 - Matt Whisenant, Track Record, 7/8/17
 - Randy Whisler, Developed Them, 6/8/14
 - Billy White moved up to AA, then stayed there over five seasons; Made AAA, not bigs, 1/15/20
 - Clinton White, Multi-Sport, 4/21/13
 - Craig White, College Honors, 11/24/17
 - Darrin White, Credited Experience, 6/17/17
 - Fred White, Unlimited Potential, 2/22/13
 - Jimmy White showed patience, saw 7 pro seasons, made AA, 3/25/25
 - Marvin White, School Career, 5/29/14
 - Mike White, Weird Experience, 12/27/18
 - Randy White responded to challenge, made pros, 2 seasons, 12/25/24
 - Ed Whited, Good Athlete, 3/27/12
 - Chris Whitehead got married on the field at Lynchburg, saw three pro seasons; Killed in 1991 crash, 3/18/23
 - Steven Whitehead, Even Pros, 12/13/13
 - Mark Whiten, Hard Hitting, 5/13/10
 - Matt Whiteside pitched in bigs over 11 seasons, also saw Japan; ML career almost ended in moment's frustration, 8/14/20
 - Ken Whitfield wanted the chance to see if he was a major leaguer; Briefly made AAA, not bigs, 11/30/20
 - Darrell Whitmore, Key Thing, 3/11/15
 - Jeff Whitney returned to play after injury, year away; Saw three pro seasons, made high-A, 12/4/20
 - Ken Whitworth pumped strikes over 2 seasons, made high-A, 1/4/25
 - Bob Wickman, Ran With It, 5/6/17
 - Scott Wiegandt, Enjoy Most, 12/10/12
 - Phil Wiese, Left Off, 11/11/10
 - Johnny Wiggs, With Emotion, 11/1/14
 - Trey Wilburn, Treated Rudely, 12/27/13
 - Greg Wilcox, Beating Anyone, 1/28/17
 - Willie Wilder, His Dedication, 10/9/17
 - Jim Wiley threw strong innings at high-A; Saw six pro seasons, topped out at AA, 11/27/22
 - Mike Wiley started and relieved over two pro seasons, 10/19/24
 - Skip Wiley pitched self to 5 seasons, 5/12/14
 - Willie Wilkerson, Home State, 10/21/17
 - Dean Wilkins, Moved Up, 5/2/12
 - Michael Wilkins, Every Time, 12/31/10
 - Rick Wilkins saw time in 11 major league seasons, but none like 1993 with Cubs, 3/10/21
 - Bill Wilkinson got relief win in 1988 game, saw 3 ML seasons, 1/11/15
 - Brian Wilkinson, Started For, 12/5/13
 - Jerry Willard, Another Shot, 1/11/12
 - Barry Williams showed sterling defense in a 1990 game at Utica; Saw two pro seasons, 4/27/21
 - Bernie Williams became Bronx mainstay, 11/23/10
 - Brian Williams strove for best over nine majors seasons, 6/22/25
 - Cary Williams worked for big year, saw six seasons, made AAA, 10/28/21
 - Charlie Williams, Signed Another, 3/10/17
 - Dan Williams played four minors seasons, then turned to coaching; Made bigs as bullpen catcher, coach, 8/18/22
 - Dana Williams, Higher Level, 10/28/12
 - Dave Williams, Final Win, 7/22/15
 - Eddie Williams, Been Interesting, 2/19/14
 - Eddie Williams' first two pro home runs went for grand slams - a year apart; Played six seasons, 1/12/20
 - Flavio Williams, Big Day, 3/13/18
 - Fred Williams got back to basics and improve hitting at AA; Saw nine pro seasons, missed bigs, 1/20/21
 - Gerald Williams got plenty of playing time over 14 seasons in the bigs, 3/21/21
 - Jay Williams, Best Case, 7/8/16
 - Jerrone Williams hit well in independent ball, couldn't get back to affiliated ball, 11/15/19
 - Jimmy Williams, Its Fullest, 9/18/12
 - Joe Williams, Big Win, 5/17/16
 - Juan Williams, Lead Stuck, 7/1/15
 - Ken Williams, Complete Game, 10/9/13
 - Landon Williams picked up big hit after slow 1990 start; Saw two seasons, made high-A, 6/25/23
 - Leroy Williams played relaxed in 3 seasons, saw high-A, 5/30/19
 - Mike Williams, Got Relaxed, 6/22/13
 - Paul Williams impressed enough to be high Red Sox pick; Played decade in pros, made AA, 2/11/23
 - Ray Williams, Two Sports, 11/3/14
 - Reggie Williams worked to make the most of his big league opportunities; Saw time in four seasons, 9/27/22
 - Spin Williams, So Excited, 7/9/14
 - Steve Williams, Usual Pop, 2/2/16
 - Ted Williams, Steal Bases, 1/18/12
 - Tyler Williams, Six Innings, 10/27/17
 - Walt Williams, Much Different, 12/29/15
 - Woody Williams, Good Time, 3/21/13
 - Carl Willis, Track Record, 2/18/11
 - Marty Willis set his sights on pro baseball; Got there, saw five seasons, made AA, 8/21/21
 - Travis Willis initially hated relief, then it grew on him, 12/2/19
 - Paul Wilmet, Playing Days, 12/28/10
 - Brad Wilson, Home Runs, 10/22/16
 - Craig Wilson, Be Consistent, 7/11/10
 - Craig Wilson, Big Investment, 1/5/14
 - Dan Wilson got noticed in long career, 5/19/24
 - David Wilson healed from injury to make pros, 3 seasons, 1/18/16
 - Gary Wilson, Abbreviated Climb, 11/7/11
 - Matt Wilson assessed players in minors, bigs, college, 3/8/22
 - Nigel Wilson, No Joke, 10/19/13
 - Scott Wilson, Career Change, 5/15/16
 - Tack Wilson, Stayed In, 1/1/17
 - Tim Wilson did good job in relief in rookie ball in 1989; Played two seasons, didn't make it higher, 7/11/20
 - Todd Wilson, Billings Native, 5/12/13
 - Tom Wilson threw well out of high school; Took pro opportunity to two campaigns, 5/8/21
 - Trevor Wilson, Throwing Motion, 11/28/11
 - Randy Wilstead hit a game-winning home run at BYU; Came up short of bigs, 12/28/19
 - Rodney Windes proved reliable over 6 seasons, made AAA, 3/24/24
 - Robbie Wine, Lucky Enough, 4/22/14
 - Barry Winford, Crossed Paths, 5/22/14
 - Darrin Winston, Saddest Ending, 4/6/14
 - Dennis Wiseman, His Arrival, 5/13/17
 - Rob Wishnevski, Every Day, 9/14/18
 - Mike Wismer played multiple positions, saw two pro seasons, 2/8/22
 - Shannon Withem, His Choice, 10/3/16
 - Richard Witherspoon ran extra sprints at Elmira; Played three pro seasons, made high-A, 5/17/22
 - Matt Witkowski, Can Happen, 6/30/14
 - Ron Witmeyer, What Happens, 2/28/14
 - Mark Wohlers, Cranked It, 12/7/14
 - Steve Woide turned to construction, then got signed; Played four pro seasons, 10/15/23
 - Ed Wojna, Eye-Opening, 12/9/11
 - Jerry Wolak, Equaled Output, 5/2/17
 - Steve Wolf lost bid for second-straight shutout at AA late in game; Saw four pro seasons, made AAA, 4/7/20
 - Jim Wolff, Improved Hitting, 8/5/13
 - Kaha Wong helped club to 1990 win, later helped his sons Kolten and Kean to bigs, 12/24/20
 - Brian Wood spotted his fastball, played nine pro seasons; Made AAA, not bigs, 11/9/20
 - Jeff Wood, Into Baseball, 9/27/13
 - John Wood, Anniversary Team, 11/24/16
 - Ted Wood, His Strength, 3/30/16
 - Mark Wooden, Came Through, 12/18/14
 - Pat Woodruff thought the pros wouldn't call, they did: Saw five pro seasons, made AA, 10/24/21
 - Tyrone Woods, Any Time, 12/9/13
 - Kerry Woodson, Big Butterflies, 7/8/10
 - Tracy Woodson, His Chance, 12/17/11
 - Rob Woodward, Did Return, 7/9/11
 - Jon Woodworth, With Experience, 1/22/18
 - Ron Wotus, Bottom Line, 1/19/15
 - James Wray, Pitched Aggressively, 1/1/19
 - Don Wright paid attention to pitches over four pro seasons, 1/13/24
 - Jim Wright, Good Tip, 2/16/11
 - Skipper Wright saw his biggest attribute as consistency; Played over four seasons, made high-A, 4/26/23
 - Bill Wrona, Continued Playing, 11/15/11
 - Dave Wrona had good year in college, saw 3 pro seasons, 4/3/24
 - Garry Wurm played summer ball, then got signed; Saw three seasons, 10/17/23
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X
 - Joe Xavier made AAA, but missed bigs, 7/7/11
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Y
 - Ed Yacopino worked on good numbers over seven seasons, made AAA, 7/12/14
 - Kenichi Yamanouchi, Two Games, 11/22/13
 - Julian Yan, Fastball Hitter, 3/28/13
 - Shikato Yanagita, Under Control, 12/1/13
 - Rich Yett, Made Adjustments, 11/3/11
 - Kevin Yianacopolus, Highest Ability, 11/15/17
 - Mark Yockey took perspective from college to pros, AA, 1/22/13
 - Mike York dried out, swore off alcohol, made majors, 10/21/11
 - Jacinto Yorro played outfield, pitched, saw 2 seasons, 9/9/13
 - Ned Yost made majors, World Series, as player, manager, 11/27/14
 - Floyd Youmans made majors in 5 seasons, tried comeback, 8/22/15
 - Anthony Younglost a lot in bigs, said it made him better, 9/24/19
 - Brian Young hoped to progress in pros, saw 5 seasons, high-A, 7/22/21
 - Cliff Young, The Opportunity, 8/29/12
 - Delwyn Young, Racing Home, 4/3/10
 - Derrick Young did his job, played consistent baseball; Saw five seasons, made high-A, 11/21/21
 - Eric Young proved All-Star worthy over 15 majors seasons, 2/1/22
 - Ernie Young, Most Successful, 3/13/14
 - Gerald Young stole bases early, saw eight majors seasons, 7/29/25
 - Jason Young, Stolen Bases, 1/11/13
 - John Young, All-Star Trainer, 10/13/10
 - Kevin Young played baseball for that winning feeling; Played in bigs over 12 seasons, 3/14/20
 - Mark Young, As Long, 1/21/18
 - Mark Young saw 17 seasons as amateur, 11/27/19
 - Mike Young spent pro career at Geneva, 4/30/13
 - Mike Young learned by doing, traveling, 1/30/16
 - Pete Young made majors with Expos, 1/3/21
 - Ray Young saw lengthy minors career, 8/11/10
 - Todd Youngblood was bulldog on mound, 10/21/17
 - Pete Youngman became trainer in NBA, 10/24/17
 - Yuppi, the Youppi-adjacent mascot, 10/10/19
 - Scott Yurcisin began as minors trainer, 1/3/20
 - Jeff Yurtin saw 5 pro seasons, AAA, 10/5/10

Z
 - John Zaksek hit well in college game, played 3 pro seasons, 4/7/17
 - Eddie Zambrano hit two home runs in 1994 game for Cubs; Saw time in two ML seasons, 8/31/22
 - Roberto Zambrano, Recovered Fine, 10/18/10
 - Dave Zancanaro, His Goal, 3/16/14
 - Mark Zappelli, His Goal, 9/23/17
 - Fernando Zarranz, Contending Talent, 8/10/19
 - Gregg Zaun, Team Player, 2/14/16
 - Mauricio Zazueta started in the Yankees system, then made a career in his native Mexico, 12/20/22
 - Bob Zeihen saw 3 pro seasons, AAA, 7/11/13
 - Mark Zettelmeyer loved baseball, had exciting career with Yankees with help of cousin, 5/6/21
 - Jason Zimbauer went from top Chicago-area prep to three pro seasons; Later sued over shoulder injury, 7/12/20
 - Mike Zimmerman played a decade, never made bigs; Later became scout and agent, 3/25/20
 - Steven Zinn served as Spirit bat boy, 4/28/24
 - Alan Zinter became first-rounder and made the majors - in his 14th season; Has since returned as coach, 11/20/21
 - Eddie Zinter, A Gamer, 7/28/14
 - Richie Zisk played in 13 major league seasons, then coached, 12/4/19
 - Rick Zolzer worked in minors baseball, 9/5/15
 - Eddie Zosky took confidence to majors, 9/25/12
 - Bob Zupcic made majors over 4 seasons, 2/25/11
 - Paul Zuvella made 9 majors seasons, 8/8/11
 - Mitch Zwolensky played, coached, more, 11/4/15

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