I didn't realize it at the time, but there are a lot of live tracks on the Mix this year. Anyway, this is not the version that ended up on the Mix (it was live though, but no video), but this version is pretty great too.
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Jack Rowe (1856)
Jimmy Austin (1879)
Sam Zoldak (1918)
Jim Pagliaroni (1937)
Brant Alyea (1940)
Ed Brinkman (1941)
Ken Roy (1941)
Masahiro Doi (1943)
Alan Foster (1946)
Jeff Grotewold (1965)
Mike Mussina (1968)
Garvin Alston (1971)
Reed Johnson (1976)
Vernon Wells (1978)
Josh Donaldson (1985)
Ken Roy was a minor league umpire for two years before becoming a Catholic priest. He said that his umpiring career helped him in ministry because it gave him more patience with people and made him a better listener.
Masahiro Doi was a fifteen-time all-star in the Japanese Pacific League, playing from 1962-1981.
We would also like to wish a happy birthday to AMR’s son, HPR.
(1 votes, average: 9.00 out of 10)Loading... In my mind, the Tweeter is(/was?) the only good social, which is probably why it was supposedly losing $4m a day. Anyway, after a years long campaign of blocking every account that threw an ad at me (not uncommon I've gathered; probably part of the reason they were losing $4m/day), I'm getting bombarded with lots of weird foreign ads lately. Guessing they're digging hard for sponsors.
Another track that was pulled straight from the live performance. I mean, watch this. You'll see why.
(4 votes, average: 9.25 out of 10)Loading... Denny Galehouse (1911)
Dick Donovan (1927)
Hal Smith (1930)
Don Cardwell (1935)
Bo Belinsky (1936)
Alex Johnson (1942)
Johnny Bench (1947)
Ozzie Virgil (1956)
Shane Mack (1963)
Tino Martinez (1967)
Eric Chavez (1977)
Saul Rivera (1977)
Mark Payton (1991)
Spencer Steer (1997)
Mark Payton was drafted by the Twins in the thirty-first round in 2010 but did not sign.
I guess here's a question: Do you want to sign Correa for the time and money it will likely take?
(0 votes, average: 0.00 out of 10)Loading... Jocko Conlan (1899)
Tony Lazzeri (1903)
Stan Hack (1909)
Dan Dobbek (1934)
Tony Horton (1944)
Larry Bowa (1945)
Tim Foli (1950)
Chuck Baker (1952)
Gary Ward (1953)
Juan Carlos Oliva (1954)
Steve Bedrosian (1957)
Larry Sheets (1959)
Kevin Campbell (1964)
Kevin Appier (1967)
Jose Contreras (1971)
Chris Basak (1978)
Jason Bulger (1978)
Adam Eaton (1988)
Jocko Conlan played two seasons of major league baseball, but is best known as a National League umpire from 1941-1965.
The younger brother of Tony Oliva, Juan Carlos Oliva was a star pitcher in Cuba and later became a successful pitching coach there.
