which major league baseball team had a player from 96 sc?
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The 1948 World Series featured the Braves and Bill Voiselle, a good ol' Ninety-Six, SC boy.
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The members\nPlayer Hits Date of 3000th Teams\nPete Rose 4256 May 5, 1978 Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies, Montreal Expos\nTy Cobb 4191 August 19, 1921 Detroit Tigers, Philadelphia Athletics\nHank Aaron 3771 May 17, 1970 Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves, Milwaukee Brewers\nStan Musial 3630 May 13, 1958 St. Louis Cardinals\nTris Speaker 3514 May 17, 1925 Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians, Washington Senators, Philadelphia Athletics\nCarl Yastrzemski 3419 September 12, 1979 Boston Red Sox\nCap Anson 3418 July 18, 1897 Rock (Nat. Ass'n), Phi (Nat. Ass'n), Chicago Cubs\nHonus Wagner 3415 June 9, 1914 Louisville Colonels, Pittsburgh Pirates\nPaul Molitor 3319 September 16, 1996 Milwaukee Brewers, Toronto Blue Jays, Minnesota Twins\nEddie Collins 3315 June 6, 1925 Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox\nWillie Mays 3283 July 18, 1970 New York/San Francisco Giants, New York Mets\nEddie Murray 3255 June 30, 1995 Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets, Cleveland Indians, Anaheim Angels\nNap Lajoie 3242 September 27, 1914 Philadelphia Athletics, Cleveland Indians\nCal Ripken, Jr. 3184 April 15, 2000 Baltimore Orioles\nGeorge Brett 3154 September 30, 1992 Kansas City Royals\nPaul Waner 3152 June 19, 1942 Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Braves, Brooklyn Dodgers, New York Yankees\nRobin Yount 3142 September 9, 1992 Milwaukee Brewers\nTony Gwynn 3141 August 6, 1999 San Diego Padres\nDave Winfield 3110 September 16, 1993 San Diego Padres, New York Yankees, California Angels, Toronto Blue Jays, Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians\nRickey Henderson 3055 October 7, 2001 Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, San Diego Padres, Anaheim Angels, New York Mets, Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers\nRod Carew 3053 August 4, 1985 Minnesota Twins, California Angels\nLou Brock 3023 August 13, 1979 Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals\nRafael Palmeiro 3018 July 15, 2005 Chicago Cubs, Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles\nWade Boggs 3010 August 7, 1999 Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Tampa Bay Devil Rays\nAl Kaline 3007 September 24, 1974 Detroit Tigers\nRoberto Clemente 3000 September 30, 1972 Pittsburgh Pirates
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http://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/b1/117770\n\nhere it is
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Try this website, you need to go through round by round or just do a search by player name\n\nhttp://www.thebaseballcube.com/draft/1996/round-1-1.shtml
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Do you mean currently, overall or in their franchise history?\n\nFranchise offensive players would probably be The King Fish (Tim Salmon) or Garret Anderson. Both are at the top in the following categories RBI, homerun and hits in franchise history. They both came up through the organization and have never played for any other team.\n\nOverall, Vlad Guerrero is one of the best players on the team. He didn't win the 2004 AL MVP for nothing.\n\nCurrently, Orlando Cabrera is the best this season. He's been the most clutch hitter with runners in scoring position with 2 outs.
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I searched on MLB.com but cannot find it.  No player has a name closed to that.
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2006 Roster Pitcher \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n3 Calvin Medlock RHP Right Right 5-9 184 11/8/1982 \n7 (DL) David Shafer RHP Right Right 6-2 191 3/7/1982 \n12 Brock Till RHP Right Right 5-10 210 7/1/1980 \n19 Jon Coutlangus LHP Left Left 6-1 180 10/21/1980 \n20 Travis Chick RHP Right Right 6-3 215 6/10/1984 \n21 Homer Bailey RHP Right Right 6-4 205 5/3/1986 \n22 Josh Hall RHP Right Right 6-3 195 12/16/1980 \n30 Carlos Guevara RHP Right Right 5-11 191 3/18/1982 \n31 Carlos Alvarado RHP Right Right 6-4 210 1/24/1978 \n33 Edward Valdez RHP Right Right 6-4 190 2/8/1980 \n39 Tyler Pelland LHP Right Left 5-11 203 10/9/1983 \n\nCatcher \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n15 Ryan Hanigan C Right Right 6-0 295 8/16/1980 \n28 (DL)Rafael Motooka  C Right Right 5-10 210 9/25/1982 \n29 Miguel Perez C Right Right 6-3 190 9/25/1983 \n\nInfielder \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n5 Joey Votto INF Left Right 6-3 220 9/10/1983 \n9 Anderson Machado INF Switch Right 5-11 160 1/25/1981 \n10 Luis Bolivar INF Right Right 160 182 2/15/1981 \n11 Javier Colina INF Right Right 6-1 180 2/15/1979 \n38 Aaron Herr INF Right Right 6-0 205 3/7/1981 \n\nOutfielder \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n2 Javon Moran OF Right Right 5-10 170 9/30/1982 \n4 Rick Asadoorian  OF Right Right 6-2 201 7/23/1980 \n16 Noochie Varner OF Right Right 6-0 180 12/7/1980 \n27 Chris Dickerson  OF Left Left 6-3 226 4/10/1982 \n\nCoaching Staff \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n32 Jayhawk Owens--Manager       \n37 Bill Moloney--Pitching Coach       \n44 Jamie Dismuke--Hitting Coach\n\nI know it's not a starting lineup, but it is the best that I could do.
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The Astros.  His son plays for them.  He lives near Houston.  And he has more freedom than any other player at Houston.
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You mean you haven't sold your loyalty like the guy on Ebay? :) I like the Royals. They have a bunch of hardworking young guys (DeJesus, Greinke), but it's just unfortunate that all their good players (aformentioned included) are on the DL.
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Do you mean include players from around the league?  And is "best" this season?  If so, here it is(stats as of 4:33 on June 10, 2006, three OF instead of separate because the positions are so similar):\nC:Mauer .384 AVG 5 HR 30 R 31 RBI 6 SB He's only 23, too\n1B:Pujols .308 25 52 65 2 Any question?\n2B:Utley .313 12 52 39 6 He's everything you want in a 2B \n3B:A-Rod .286 13 49 45 5 Beats Wright on career expectations\nSS:Tejada .331 13 49 46 2 SBs only do so much for Reyes\nOF:Soriano .303 23 48 46 14 Would be best 2B\nOF:Bay .313 19 44 52 5 This young Canadian is good\nOF:Beltran .294 17 43 44 10 Back to form after terrible '05\nDH:Thome .289 21 48 53 0 Narrowly edges out Hafner\nSP:Mussina 8-1 78 K 2.67 ERA 1.00 ERA Tearing up batters\nSP:Schilling 9-2 77 3.81 1.03 High ERA only flaw\nSP:P.Martinez 5-2 94 3.01 0.88 Still doing great in New York\nSP:Arroyo 8-0 68 2.31 1.10  Never heard of him?  Join the club.\nSP:Webb 8-0 65 2.14 1.08 Only undefeated on this staff\nAnd because I'm having fun\nRP: John Papelbon 20 SV 31 0.30 0.63 Incredible rookie season\n\nThere you have it.
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Do you mean as a pitcher or as a hitter.\n\nFor hitters, the top 10 are:\n1. Reggie Jackson 2597\n2. Sammy Sosa 2194\n3. Andres Galarraga 2003\n4. Jose Canseco 1942\n5. Willie Stargell 1936 \n6. Mike Sch-midt 1883 (for some reason Yahoo considers his last name a bad word if you don't add the hyphen)\n7. Fred McGriff 1882\n8. Tony Perez 1867\n9. Dave Kingman 1816\n10. Jim Thome 1762\nCurrently, both Sammy Sosa and Jim Thome are still active players.\n\nFor pitchers, the top 10 are:\n1. Nolan Ryan 5714 \n2. Roger Clemens 4502 \n3. Randy Johnson 4372 \n4. Steve Carlton 4136 \n5. Bert Blyleven 3701 \n6. Tom Seaver 3640 \n7. Don Sutton 3574 \n8. Gaylord Perry 3534 \n9. Walter Johnson 3509 \n10. Phil Niekro  3342\nCurrently, both Roger Clemens and Randy Johnson are still active players.
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A baseball player.\n\nhttp://santaclarabroncos.collegesports.com/sports/m-basebl/mtt/realini_dustin00.html
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May 18, 2004 - Randy Johnson, Arizona Diamondbacks 2 Atlanta Braves 0 \n\nJune 11, 2003 - Roy Oswalt (1 inn.), Peter Munro (2 2/3 inn.), Kirk Saarloos (1 1/3 inn.), Brad Lidge (2 inn.), Octavio Dotel (1 inn.) and Billy Wagner (1 inn.), Houston Astros 8 New York Yankees 0 \n\nApril 27, 2003 - Kevin Millwood, Philadelphia Phillies 1 San Francisco Giants 0 \n\nApril 27, 2002 - Derek Lowe, Boston Red Sox 10 Tampa Bay Devil Rays 0 \n\nSeptember 3, 2001 - Bud Smith, St. Louis Cardinals 4 San Diego Padres 0 \n\nMay 12, 2001 - A.J. Burnett, Florida Marlins 3 San Diego Padres 0 \n\nApril 4, 2001 - Hideo Nomo, Boston Red Sox 3 Baltimore Orioles 0 \n\nSeptember 11, 1999 - Eric Milton, Minnesota Twins 7 Anaheim Angels 0\n\nJuly 18, 1999 - David Cone, New York Yankees 6 Montreal Expos 0 \n\nJune 25, 1999 - Jose Jimenez, St. Louis Cardinals 1 Arizona Diamondbacks 0
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The Braves will win again.  They seem to pull off miracles with minor league players every year. Look at last year, how many players got called up from Richmond and finished out the season?
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Here's the short list with HR's and Hits (active players subject to change of course)\n\nStan Musial 475/3639\nHank Aaron 744/3771\nWillie Mays 660\nCarl Yastrzemski 452/3419\nDave Winfield 465/3110\nEddie Murray 504/3255\nCal Ripken Jr. 431/3184\nRafael Palmeiro 569/3018\n\nNear Misses\nAl Kaline 399/3007\nGeorge Brett 317/3154
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Cal Ripken Sr\n\nCal RIpken Jr and his brother Billy Ripken both played for their father 1987-1988\n\nBret Boone was the first third generation baseball player.  The Boones were also a part of the only infield ever composed of two sets of brothers in '98 for the Reds: first baseman Stephen Larkin, second baseman Bret Boone, shortstop Barry Larkin, and third baseman Aaron Boone.  \n\nHowever, Brett and Aaron never played together while Bob was managing.  Brett played with the Reds from 94-98.  Aaron played with the Reds from 97-03.  Bob managed the Reds from 01-03.
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www.mlb.com/ rich rodas