E: Tom Ealy to Greg Everson, 1990 Minor League Players

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Tom Ealy 1990 Shreveport Captains card

Players A to Z: Tom Ealy to Greg Everson
Player added July 25, 2025

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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
 - 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 didn't make it as a player, but has as a coach; Coached in bigs for decade-plus, 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
 - Rod Ehrhard didn't mind position switches, as long as he got to play; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 8/13/21
 - 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
 - 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 Eldridgefocused, 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
 - 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
 - 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
 - John Ericks felt good after draft call, 3/6/19
 - Roger Erickson, Starting Chance, 5/20/17
 - Scott Erickson, Full Steam, 11/15/13
 - 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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