Does anybody remember Yankee batboy Pat O'dougherty from the early 40's?
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I don't know what became of him, either.  However, he has been immortalized, such as it is, through baseball memorabilia.
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I assume you meant pete gray. The one armed outfielder for the browns during the 1943 or 1944 season. Batted and threw lefthanded a movie was made about him in the early or mid 80s starring one of the carradine brothers. he was supposed to be an icon for handicapped people but actually he was kind of a mean guy and did not get along with teammates
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You are talking about Bruno Elrington. He fought out of Potsmouth and was a rule breaker. He was around in the early to mid 1970's. He was a big guy with a beard. I don't know what happened to him, but hope he is well...
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Hard question. I've been a fan for a long time, and I really do miss the '96-'01 crew. I don't like the way this team is built it has no role players. I miss Knoblauch, Brosius, Martinez etc. My favorite during those years was definetly "El Duque" Orlando Hernandez. \n\nRight now.....Scott Proctor. The guy I've dubbed "The Janitor."
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Dude Bille Joe ROX!HE IS SO HOTT!I am Probably as obsessed as you r!!!(no offense)And i dunnoe who patrick stump is.\nGREEN DAY ROX MY SOX!!!
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must be Ron Santo. Isnt he the only legendary 3rd baseman we have had.
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I found a reference to someone by that name in an obituary in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania...\nhttp://www.susquehannatranscript.com/archives/07_08_99%20Vol1No.1/obits.htm
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He was also the Yankees' batting coach for a couple years before he became manager.  He was actually manager from '86-87, then Billy Martin was hired for the '88 season and Pinella became GM.  When Martin got fired partway through the season, Pinella took over again.
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Jeter ...his clutch hitting in the World Series always fascinated me. He was the first pro athelete my age I saw have real success, I've always been a little in awe of that.
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Yup, great fighter. I remember him from the '84 Olympics. I saw him fight (and lose to) Tommy Hearns at Caesars Palace for the WBA Light Heavyweight Title in '91...He should have hung 'em up after losing to Michalczewski and Jones Jr. in succession, cause all he ended up doing was moving up to Cruiserweight and fighting a bunch of stiffs...
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I couldn’t find anybody with that name to have played baseball.  Thou he may have played under another name you may want to check out this site http://www.baseball-reference.com/
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Good to see Paul O'Neil's name come up. He and Mattingly were my favorites and remain among my favorites to this day. O'Neil was one of those players that brought an intangible to the games he played - a determined grit... a never surrender quality to every at bat. He carried this with him for every game he played.\n\nHe wouldn't give up and wouldn't let anyone else around him give up - a true warrior of the diamond.\n\nThis quality is seldom reflected in stats - a shame... On numbers alone, he wouldn't make the hall. In the minds and hearts of those who saw him play and witnessed his daily contributions - it matters not.
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One of the best in Pittsburgh. You would know. He won the '60 World Series with a walk off HR against the Yanks.
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Present day player is Derek Jeter. All time was Mickey Mantle, with Thurman Munson a close second. You can tell I'm not a Yankee fan.... lol!
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I remember him from Alias Smith and Jones. He played Hannibal Hayes. I had a major crush on him.
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The Red Sox and Big Papi is my current favorite.  My all time favorite Red Sox that I have seen was Luis Tiant
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He's been around forever - his rookie year was 20 years ago with the Pirates.  He's been an All-Star several seasons now, and has quite a few Gold Gloves.  I have a bunch of cards of him in my album.  I don't like that he has been taken out of the lineup, but everybody has to go sometime - retire, I mean, and he has expressed his intent to retire at the end of this season.