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1982
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Chick Gandil (1888)
Lee Head (1899)
Rip Radcliff (1906)
Chet Trail (1944)
Jon Matlack (1950)
Rich Gale (1954)
Brad Mills (1957)
Rick Adair (1958)
Chris Sabo (1962)
Jim Morris (1964)
Orlando Palmeiro (1969)
Phil Nevin (1971)
Jeff Juden (1971)
Chris Stynes (1973)
Amaury Telemaco (1974)
Byung-Hyun Kim (1979)
Lee Head played in the minors for twenty-one seasons. He batted .304, but he was best known for his ability to avoid striking out. In 1933 he struck out three times in 468 at-bats. In 1935 he did even better, striking out once in 402 at-bats.
Chet Trail is the only player to have been on a World Series roster who never appeared in a major league game, regular season or post-season.
Third baseman Brad Mills was drafted by Minnesota in the 16th round of the 1977 January draft, but did not sign.
Rick Adair has been in baseball since 1979. He has been the pitching coach of the Baltimore Orioles since 2011.
The Timberwolves are 98 point favorites for this one, so they should win. Despite this, I predict a close game with the Wolves winning their first game by fewer than 5 points this season.
Math.
This morning I ran a score of miles in the northeast part of Georgia, by Auburn. Continue reading Running 20 in the Georgian hills
Again, it's actually five weeks. We'll try to make this feature more consistent in the weeks ahead.
Actually, five weeks. We have some catching up to do.
A key double for Logan Wade. Another big day for ex-Twin Allan de San Miguel. Walks make the difference for Adelaide.
The last day of the round robin. A two-run homer by Daniel Ortiz isn't enough for Mayaguez. A win isn't enough for Ponce.
