MLB pitcher 1989-96 for Indians, Braves, Padres, Red Sox, Reds. Best in 1992 with 5-3, 6 saves, 1.75 ERA and 1993 with 4-4, 10 saves, 2.25 ERA. Pitching coach for Nationals
MLB outfielder from 1974-90 with 5 teams. 9x All - Star - MVP in 1983, 4 Gold Gloves, AL MVP in 1975, AL Rookie of the Year in 1975, ALCS MVP in 1982. Bat title in 1979. Led league in doubles & RS in 1975. College Baseball H.O.F. (2007)
Hall of Fame (2014) pitcher, 350+ wins. Won 15 games or more 17 years straight. Played with Atlanta Braves, Cubs, Padres and Dodgers, currently in Front Office for Rangers
Drafted by the New York Mets in the 11th round of the 2005 MLB June Amateur Draft and the San Diego Padres in the 12th round of the 2007 MLB June Amateur Draft
former MLB pitcher - detroit tigers (1984), san francisco giants (1985-87), houston astros (1989), pittsburg pirates (1991-92), philadelphia phillies (1993,94), new york mets (1994), san diego padres (1993)
MLB pitcher - Atlanta Braves (1995), Pittsburgh Pirates (1996), California Angels (1996), Anaheim Angels (1997), Kansas City Royals (2003-04), San Diego Padres (2004-present)
Chicago Cubs outfielder and former Florida Marlins CF. Top Prospect; 2006 10th Overall Pick Previously played with the Detroit Tigers Joined Yankees in 2019
MLB pitcher from 1985-92 for Padres, Yankees, Tigers, Rangers. Known as 'Baby Goose'. Best seasons: 1986 had 10 wins, 5 saves, 2.78 ERA & 1987 had 8 wins, 16 saves, 3.72 ERA & 1988 had 3 wins, 10 saves, 2.49 ERA. Father of pitcher Lance McCullers Jr
Baseball / Former All Star 1st Baseman 1986-2004 / Played for Blue Jays, Padres, Braves, Devil Rays, Cubs and Dodgers, elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame 12/5/2022
former major league manager; managed Reds, Marlins, Royals, A's & Padres; oldest managed ever to win World Series (72 yrs old); manager of Marlins 2003 World Series championship team
Baseball / Relief Pitcher currently with the Baltimore Orioles formerly with the San Diego Padres and Boston Red Sox, Meadowbrook High School Alum (Chester, VA)
MLB pitcher from 1974-78 for Giants, Padres, Cardinals, Mets. R.O.Y. in 1976 going 11-4, 16 saves, .292 ERA and led league in games finished with 62. Had each of two season going 4-2 with 7 saves
former major league outfielder; played for Braves, Rangers, Padres and Tigers; also played in Mexican League and Venezuelan Professional Baseball League
MLB shortstop, 2nd baseman from 1936-50 for Reds, Braves, Phillies, Cardinals. 7x All - Star. Known as 'Eppie'. Led league in doubles (38) in 1947, getting 69 RS, 4 triples, 19 HR'ws, 49 RBI, .268 BA
MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman from 1984-98 for 8 teams. 'Boogie Bear or Mitchell Monster' was MVP/ML P.O.Y. in 1989 & led league in HR 47, RBI 125 with 100 RS, 34 doubles, 6 triples, .291 BA. 2x All-Star. Silver Slugger. 2 W.S. (80,89) HR, 2 RBI, .280 BA
former major league left handed starter and relief pitcher. Played for the California Angels (1975-77), Cleveland Indians (1977- 1981), Philadelphia Phillies (1982-1983), San Diego Padres (1984), and Detroit Tigers (1984) Member of the Mexican Baseball H
former major league pitcher; played for Giants, Yankees, Braves & Padres; 1975 National League Rookie of the Year; All-Star 1976; threw no-hitter on September 29, 1976
MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman, catcher 1978-89 for Cubs, Phillies, Padres, Orioles, Tigers. 'Zone' was best in 1985 with 74 RS, 30 doubles, 3 triples, 14 HR, 106 RBI, .307 BA & 1987 hit 27 HR. In 1980 World Series for champ Royals got 4 hits in 12 at-bats
MLB pitcher from 1978-85 for Padres, Cardinals, A's, White Sox. Best season was 1982, helping the Cards win their division. No post season performance. Went 12-11 with 4.05 ERA in 1982 and 8-7 with 2 saves in 1980
former MLB player - Toronto Blue Jays (1987-92, 2003-04), California Angels (1992-95), Minnesota Twins (1996-97), Atlanta Braves (1997, 1999), San Diego Padres (1998-99), Baltimore Orioles (2000-01), Oakland Athletics (2001-02)
former MLB pitcher - new york mets (1985-1989), cincinnati reds (1990-1991), san diego padres (1992, 1998), chicago cubs (1993-1995), baltimore orioles (1996-1997), toronto bluejays (1998)
Pitching Coach for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Former major league pitcher; played for Indians & Padres; 3X All-Star/former pitching coach for the Columbus Clippers (AAA)
MLB third baseman from 1967-88 for 6 teams. Known as 'Puff'. 6x All - Star, 2x Gold Glove, 1981 ALCS MVP, HR title in 1976 with 32. Best season was 1977 with 97 RS, 37 HR's, & 107 RBI's. Played in 5 World Series. Brother of Jim Nettles
Former major league infielder/outfielder/DH; played for Cal State Fullerton, Padres, Rangers, Twins, Cubs, Tigers, Angels & Astros; All-Star 2001; Golden Spikes Award 1992; current manager of Erie Seawolves (AA)
MLB relief pitcher 1979-2003 (24 yrs) for 9 teams. Holds ML record - Most career games pitched (1252). All-Star 2x./ 86 W.S. Champs had 2 saves, 5 2/3 IP, 2 hits, no runs. Best seasons - 1983, 13 w, 17 saves, 1.47 ERA & 1984, 10 w, 31 saves, 2.59 ERA
Actor: Gilmore Girls, Little Big League, Vengeance Unlimited, Them, Little Big league, Aliens in America, Saw IV. Also a minor league baseball pitcher for the Braves and Yankees in the 1980s, Saw V (2008)
MLB H.O.F. pitcher 1962-82 for 8 teams. 2x Cy Young (72, 78). Brother Jim also got a Cy Young.. 5x All-Star, Led league in wins 3x, shutouts 1x, W-L% 1x. Best seasons - 1972 with 24-W, 1.92 ERA & 1978 went 21-6, 2.73 ERA. Doctored BB's, never caught
Hitting Coach for the San Diego Padres, Baseball / Outfielder / 1990-97 / Red Sox, Padres, Astros, Cardinals & A's / Former Hitting Instructor for West Tenn Diamond Jaxx
MLB third & first baseman from 1984-91 for Mariners, Braves, Padres. All-Star 1986 with 83 RS, 33 doubles, 4 triples, 27 HR, 107 RBI, .265 BA. Other best season was 1985.with 71 RS, 33 doubles, triple, 28 HR, 84 RBI, .275 BA..Hitting coach - Orioles
former major league third baseman/manager; played for Astros, Blue Jays & Padres; 5X Gold Glove winner; managed White Sox, Rangers & Angels; nicknamed 'Rojo'
MLB 2nd baseman, shortstop from 1987-97 for Red Sox, Padres, Dodgers, Tigers. 3rd for R.O.Y. in 1988 with .293 BA. Led league in doubles with 45 in 1990. Career BA uf .270
Pitcher for the San Francisco Giants (1992,1998), Colorado Rockies (1993-1997,2003-2004), Cleveland Indians (1998-2001), Atlanta Braves (2001), San Diego Padres (2002), New York Mets (2002), Baltimore Orioles (2005)
former MLB player - san diego padres (1986-1991, 1994-1995), cincinnati reds (1992-1993), kansas city royals (1996-1997), cleveland indians (1997), detroit tigers (1998), oakland athletics (1998), Current Broadcaster for FSN Bay Area
Bench coach of the San Diego Padres, Retired baseball player played for the Giants, formerly on the Indians, Dodgers, Padres and the 2004 Champion Red Sox
special assistant to the san diego padres in 2010
Former minor league baseball player. Also served as a base coach for Montreal Expos, Arizona Diamondbacks, Washington Nationals and Kansas City Royals. Won 2001 world series with Diamondbacks as 1st-base coach. Is currently a free agent coach
Former major league outfielder, played for Phillies, Reds, Padres, Mariners, Giants & Dodgers former Anaheim Angels coach/ currently manager for Brewers
former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Royals, Braves, Padres, Pirates, Cardinals, Diamondbacks & Giants; 1X All-Star; member of Diamondbacks 2001 World Series championship team
former right handed pitcher for the Chicago Cubs (1983-84), Clevelnad Indians (1984-1986), New York Mets (1987), San Diego Padres, New York Yankees (1989)
MLB pitcher from 1965-74 for Mets, Cubs, Phillies, Angels, Brewers. Often called 'Mortimer Snerd'. Best seasons were 1968 going 9-10 with 2.75 ERA, 1969 went 12-10, a save, 3.68 ERA, & won 8 games with 22 Saves in 1970
former major league pitcher; played for Twins, Cubs, Padres, Pirates, Reds & Rockies; played for Italy in World Baseball Classic; played in Japan for three years
MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman, shortstop from 1983-2009 (22 yrs) for 8 teams. Known as 'Sheff'. Nephew of Dwight Gooden. 9x All-Star, 5x Silver Slugger, Bat Title in 92 (.330). 8x with at least 100 RBI's, 7x over 100 RS,14x over 20 HR's, 10x over .300 BA
Baseball / 1986 - 98 / Infielder for Dodgers, Mets, Padres, Astros & Angels / Currently Vice President of Professional and International Scouting for Red Sox
MLB pitcher from 1981-91 for Padres, A's. As a rookie in 1982 going 10-6, 3 saves, 2.64 ERA. Best seasons in 1984 with 15-9, 3.40 ERA and 1988 going 16-11 with 3.26 ERA
Former major league pitcher; played for Rangers, A's, Cardinals, Red Sox, Indians & Padres; 2X All-Star; threw no-hitter on June 10th, 1966; Last AL pitcher to hit two homeruns in a single game; also drafted by St. Louis Hawks of the NBA
Baseball / 1950's & 60's / Solid Hitting - Good Fielding Outfielder / Pirates, Reds, Cardinals
was a member of the 1960 World Series Champs Pirates and 1964 St Louis Cardinals
Former MLB player -San diego padres (1978-1981), st. louis cardinals (1982-1996) HOF 2002 NL Gold Glove shortstop from 1980-1992 2460 hits lifetime won World series with Cardinals in 1982 NL Championship series mvp in 1985 nickname 'The Wizard of Oz'
former MLB pitcher - san francisco giants (1972-74), atlanta braves (1975-76), los angeles dodgers (1976-77), oakland athletics (1978), montreal expos (1979-81), detroit tigers (1982), san diego padres (1983)
Director of Player Development for the Oakland A's. Former MLB player - Toronto Blue Jays (1991-98), Oakland Athletics (1998), Pittsburgh Pirates (1999), San Diego Padres (2000), Boston Red Sox (2000), Seattle Mariners (2001)
MLB P.H., 1st baseman, outfielder from 1989-92 for Cubs, Padres. In 1990 with 182 at - bats had 26 RS, 9 doubles, triple, 4 HR's & 19 RBI's. Played for Wichita State, College Baseball HOF(2007)
former MLB player - cincinnati reds (1986-1987), kansas city royals (1988-1991), san diego padres (1992-1993), california angels (1993), texas rangers (1996)
former MLB pitcher - Chicago White Sox (1975), Baltimore Orioles (1978-83), Chicago Cubs (1984), San Diego Padres (1985-86), New York Yankees (1987-88), Cleveland Indians (1989), now Coach at Northwestern Wildcats, had RBI Single in 1979 World Series
MLB 2nd & 3rd baseman, shortstop 1966-78 for 7 teams. Best in 1974 with 20 doubles, triple, 5 HR, 49 RBI, .254 BA. Attended UCLA & was a Member of 3 Men's Basketball National Championship Teams. Brother of Darrell Sutherland
Former college/MLB catcher played for Gonzaga University, San Diego Padres, NY Mets & Seattle Mariners. Managed Louisville for several years, now manager of the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, Brewers AAA team
former major league catcher; played for the Cubs, Padres and Cardinals; managed AAA Buffalo Bisons; All-American at Ohio State University; All-star (1976); father of current NY Yankee, Nick Swisher
MLB relief pitcher 1979-85 (5 years) for Padres, Brewers, A's. Best in 1980 going 3-0, save, 1.61 ERA & 1983 with 9-4, 8 saves, 2.80 ERA & 1984 had 6-3, 4 saves, 2.78 ERA
former major league first baseman/catcher; played for A's, Cardinals, Pirates & Padres; All-Star 1975; 6X World Series champion; 1972 World Series MVP; former coach
MLB pitcher 1986-98 for Cardinals, Twins, Cubs, Yankees, Rangers, Padres. All - Star 1992. Best in 1992 going 16-5 (best w - l %) , 2.16 ERA, 3td for Cy Young and in 1993 went 17-10, 3,83 ERA. Sports psychologist for the Boston Red Sox
MLB 2nd baseman, outfielder, shortstop from 1971-85 for 7 teams. Best season was 175 with 99 RS, 21 doubles, 9 triples, 6 HR's, 48 RBI's, .276 BA. For the winning Dodgers in 1981 World Series scored 2 runs and had one RBI
former major league outfielder; played for Padres, Cardinals, Reds, Phillies, Pirates & Nankai Hawks; member of Cardinals 1967 World Series championship team
Major league pitcher; played for Reds, Dodgers, Padres, Royals, Cardinals, Mariners & Giants; currently in AAA for the Reds; married former Playboy Playmate (Feb 98) Julia Schultz
Former Red Sox manager; played for Mets, Mariners, Angels, Padres & Dodgers; managed Mets & Rangers; current manager of Chiba Lotte Marines; former ESPN analyst; he is married to the daughter of former MLB pitcher, Ralph Branca
MLB pitcher 1980-97 for 6 teams. In 1981 'El Toro' earned Cy Young, R.O.Y., ML P.O.Y with most K's & shutouts with 13-7, 2.48 ERA. 6x All-Star, Gold Glove, 2x Silver Slugger. Most wins 21 - 1986. In 6 post seasons series 5-1, 1.98 ERA. No hitter 6/29/90
former major league outfielder; played for Rockies, Reds, Padres, Brewers & Devil Rays; 4X All-Star; hit 355 career homeruns; cousin of former major leaguer, Mo Vaughn
Baseball / Pitcher / 1995-Present / Has Played for 11 Different Teams Including Yankees, Reds & Mariners / Currently with Cardinals / Played College at University of Massachusetts
former college/MLB pitcher; played for University of Arizona, Dbacks, Padres, A's, Giants, Marlins, Rangers, Phillies and Expos; 1980 College World Series Champion; member of Marlins 1997 World Series Championship team
former college/major league 2nd baseman; played for LSU, Rockies, Red Sox, Reds, Padres, Cubs, Twin and A's; College World Series Most Outstanding Player; member of LSU 1993 National Championship team
Tall (6'-6'), right - handed pitcher, a 4th - round draft pick of the A's in 2004, who pitched 8 years in the majors, debuting with the Padres in 2009. Son of Mets/Dodgers pitcher Hank Webb
Retired baseball player played for LA Dodgers. Former Reds, Blue Jays, Yankees, Padres, and white sox pitcher. Does baseball stuff on TV for TBS and pitched a perfect game in 1998 and won the world series in 1998 with the New York Yankees
Former White Sox, Pirates, Cardinals, Rangers, Nationals, Rockies, Reds & Royals pitcher; currently in the Padres organization. Journeyman starter/reliever
Pitcher for the Oakland Athletics (1995-1997), San Diego Padres (1998), Chicago Cubs (1998), Kansas City Royals (1999), Atlanta Braves (2000) and Pittsburgh Pirates (2001)
MLB / H.O.F. (2008)/ outfielder, 1st & 3rd baseman from 1951-64 for 5 teams. Best season was 1959 72 RS, 16 HR's, 75 RBI's. !953 World series went 1-2 with walk. Manager from 1967-88. 1972 & 73 World Series Champs for A's. 1984 won NL pennant - Padres
MLB pitcher from 1959-70 for Red Sox, Tigers, Padres. Tossed no-hitter in 1962. Hit 35 career home runs as a pitcher. Best seasons were 1966 going 18-11 with 3.07 ERA and led league with most wins in 1967 with 22 while losing 11 times with 3.27 ERA
Former MLB Player 22 years: Padres, Yanks, Angels, Blue Jays, Twins & Indians; member of Baseball Hall of Fame 2001; 12X All-Star, World Series champion with the Blue Jays in 1992 3,110 hits lifetime, College Baseball HOF(2006)
MLB pitcher from 1964-82; played for Red Sox, Cardinals, Indians, Phillies & Padres; 2x All-Star. In 1975 World Series went 1-0. On June 23, 1971 tossed No-Hitter & hit two home runs, 3 RBI's for Phillies 4-0 win over Reds while recovering from the flu
Baseball / Pitcher in the Mets organization/ Former Rangers and Padres starter / Graduate of Princeton University, Now pitches for the Kansas City Royals
First Base coach of the Arizona Diamondbacks/ 1990's & 2000's Infielder-Outfielder / Dodgers, Rockies, Cubs & Padres / Former Color Commentator on ESPN's Baseball Tonight
MLB 3rd & 2nd baseman, shortstop 1954-65 for 5 teams. Known as 'Popeye'. 2x All-Star. Best season was 1958 with 62 RS, 15 doubles, 2 triples, 17 HR, 60 RBI, .262 BA. Manager 1972-91 for Padres, Red Sox, Rangers, Cubs. Manager of the Year 1989 for Cubs