Moose Haas - One of the best names ever.
Tim TeufelJoey Cora (P.R.) - Older brother of Alex. They were born ten years apart. Joey played in the bigs from '87 to '98; Alex took over in '98 and is still active.
Ed LynchEllis Burks - The Sons of Sam Horn rejoice.
Johnny Grubb - A good name for a villain, methinks.
Billy Bean (Santa Ana, CA) - Not Billy Beane, or I would have my second card in as many packs of a GM as a player. Instead, I have a card of the second player to come out to his team while in the big leagues.
Lenn SakataChuck Crim (Van Nuys, CA)
Chet Lemon
Terry Kennedy
Jody Davis - Trying his hardest in front of nearly empty stands.
Greg Harris (Lynwood, CA)Don Aase (Orange, CA)
Eddie Williams - A smile card scan for the ladies.
Bob Melvin (Palo Alto, CA) - Future DBacks manager. He was scapegoated for the Snakes' miserable performance this year. Also: Birmingham on the Back.
Dennis Rasmussen (L.A.)Joe Boever
Jose Uribe (D.R.)
Fred Toliver
Scott Fletcher - Baby Dirtsmoke.
Brad ArnsbergGeorge Frazier
Alfredo Griffin (D.R.)
Brian Fisher
Dave Lopes - Stole 47 bases for the Cubs in 1985, sill the MLB record for most by a player age 40 or over.
Tim CrewsResults:
Cali - 6
World - 3
The score stands at Cail 49, World 26, with one Bama Boy. Two packs left before we find out who wins the fabulous prizes.
2 comments:
Who was the first player to come out? I had always thought that Bean was the first.
Glenn Burke. He also invented the high five, according to that wiki article. Who knew?
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