Where is Charlie Hough, the former big league pitcher?
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He was fired as pitching coach of the Los Angeles Dodgers on 5/26/99 and replaced by Claude Osteen.  He was offered another assignment within the organization.
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Cory Patterson, he had one hell of a season in 2006. It seems that everyone who leaves the Cubs for another team has a great career after moving on. Greg Maddux(Atlanta), Rafeal Palmerio, Joe Carter, Steve Traschel,Jon Lieber, Moses Alou, I could keep going.\n\nIf you are looking for the best retired Cub player.....  Lee Smith\nYour question isnt very clear on what you are looking for.
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Chacon for sure.  \n\nI suspect that you want to pick one of them from free agents.  Chacon's starter job is a little more secure than Ponson, but maybe won't last long.  When Pavano comes back, he will start.  So Chacon and Jaret Wright will compete for the fifth spot in the rotation.  Most likely Wright would get the job because of his huge contract.  \n\nPicking either of them is not good choice, because you will lose ERA and WHIP.  You can try someone from Giants - NL west is very weak and has more pitcher-friendly ballparks.
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go to a bookstore online or in person, get a book called "Nolan Ryans Pitchers' Bible". :) Read it religiously ;) a fantastic book written by the most unhittable pitcher in baseball history. he talks all about his training regimends.
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That town is San Pedro de Macoris.  Through the 2006 season, 71 players born there have played at least one game in the major leagues.  Some of the most notable players from the island city are Sammy Sosa who hit 588 career home runs for 6th on the all-time list, 1987 American League MVP George Bell, current slugger Alfonso Soriano and two-time 20 game winning pitcher Joaquin Andujar.
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Nobody by that last name pitched in MLB or the Negro leagues during that time.  Below is a list of all pitchers that may fit your criteria.\n\n"Prince" Hal Newhouser -pitched from 1939-1955, mostly for the Tigers\n"Prince" Hal Schumacher - 1931-1946 for the NY Giants.\nPrince Oana - pitched 1943, 1945 for the Detroit Tigers.\nDon Prince - pitched 1962 for the Cubs.
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Sammy is out of the league right now.  Although he has NOT officially retired, he is done with playing baseball as he knows it.  Expect him to disappear as Albert Belle did 5 or so years ago...
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Joey hasn't pitched in the big leagues since the 2003 season for the Cincinati Reds. H's probably enjoying his unearned millions somewhere, thanks to the Blue Jays.
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Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hocky
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He has no Major league coaching experience. He only worked with Pitchers in Spring Training the past 4 or 5 years.
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some pitcher from the japanese league. Check dis out:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kei_Igawa
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ANSWER: Harmon Killebrew did not play for Clinton, Iowa.  He was signed as a 17 year old from his hometown in Idaho, he played minor league ball for the Chattanooga Lookouts. While Killebrew was in Chattanooga, he became the only person to hit a homerun over the 471-foot deep centerfield wall at Engel Stadium.\n\nChattanooga was the only minor league team Killebrew played for.
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Detroit, MI. Comerica Field was home to the 2006 AL Champion (World Series Losers) Detroit Tigers
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He was released by the Cubs in early April, and he's not currently playing in any team's minor league system.  I suspect he's out of baseball.
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big strong solid pitcher good pick
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As a die-hard Met fan, I was sad to see Glendon Rusch go.  He has spurts of talent.  He has good location, but not the greatest speed on his pitches.  I would much rather have a discipline pitcher like Rusch, over a highly talented but immature player like Daniel Cabrera.
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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/