http://natsville.wikia.com/wiki/User:Queen_Armada ==Welcome==Many of these players will turn into good guys as the Alberta Wildcats of National League.They will all become the Wildcats.Its agreeable because they are from this part of the world. Hi, welcome to Baseball Wiki! Thanks for your edit to the File:John Doggett.jpg page Boston was a team of off speed pitcher,they were not a hard throwing staff and elite staff.They had sinkers 90's or 100's but that is not what they went to be successfulThe 1971 Boston Red Sox team roster seen on this page includes every player who appeared in a game during the 1971 season. It is a comprehensive team roster and player names are sorted by the fielding position where the most number of games were played during the regular season. Every player's name links to their career statistics.

Below the main roster you will find in the Fast Facts section: a 1971 Boston Red Sox Opening Day starters list, a 1971 Boston Red Sox salary list, a 1971 Boston Red Sox uniform number breakdown and a 1971 Boston Red Sox primary starters list. These team rosters are presented only when and where the data is available. {C {C {C

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Steve Garvey was a long time rival of Pirates and the day my Dad entered the league in California and was put on batting order and got the job from play in California vs Padres,LA,Giants.

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The 1974 Oakland Athletics team

roster seen on this page includes every player who appeared in a game during the 1974 season. It is a comprehensive team roster and player names are sorted by the fielding position where the most number of games were played during the regular season. Every player's name links to their career statistics.

Below the main roster you will find in the Fast Facts section: a 1974 Oakland Athletics Opening Day starters list, a 1974 Oakland Athletics salary list, a 1974 Oakland Athletics uniform number breakdown and a 1974 Oakland Athletics primary starters list. These team rosters are presented only when and where the data is available. "I have a hard time believing athletes are overpriced. If an owner is losing money, give it up. It's a business. I have trouble figuring out why owners would stay in if they're losing money." - Reggie Jackson Please leave a message on my talk page if I can help with anything! -- Wikia (Talk) 00:47, July 30, 2011 Steve Wonder below right CF

San Fransisco Giants American League Champions.Their team was like Orioles but a California team.They had everything expertise down to a very efficient and babyboomer like team with aces back in 75.

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33	Jim Barr	6-03	205	Right	Right	1948-02-10
40	Tom Bradley	6-03	185	Right	Right	1947-03-16
37	Mike Caldwell	6-00	185	Left	Right	1949-01-22
34	John D'Acquisto	6-02	205	Right	Right	1951-12-24
25	Rob Dressler	6-03	180	Right	Right	1954-02-02
56	Pete Falcone	6-02	185	Left	Left	1953-10-01
28	Ed Halicki	6-07	220	Right	Right	1950-10-04
60	Dave Heaverlo	6-01	210	Right	Right	1950-08-25
46	Gary Lavelle	6-01	200	Left	Both	1949-01-03
41	Greg Minton	6-02	190	Right	Both	1951-07-29
17	Randy Moffitt	6-03	190	Right	Right	1948-10-13
26	John Montefusco	6-01	180	Right	Right	1950-05-25
40	Tommy Toms	6-04	195	Right	Right	1951-10-15
49	Charlie Williams	6-02	200	Right	Right	1947-10-11
#	Catchers	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
58	Gary Alexander	6-02	200	Right	Right	1953-03-27
2	Marc Hill	6-03	210	Right	Right	1952-02-18
14	Dave Rader	5-11	165	Right	Left	1948-12-26
3	Mike Sadek	5-09	165	Right	Right	1946-05-30
#	Infielders	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
15	Chris Arnold	5-10	160	Right	Right	1947-11-06
21	Ed Goodson	6-03	185	Right	Left	1948-01-25
10	Johnnie LeMaster	6-02	167	Right	Right	1954-06-19
29	Bruce Miller	6-01	185	Right	Right	1947-03-04
22	Willie Montanez	6-01	193	Left	Left	1948-04-01
16	Steve Ontiveros	6-00	185	Right	Both	1951-10-26
10	Mike Phillips	6-01	185	Right	Left	1950-08-19
18	Craig Robinson	5-10	165	Right	Right	1948-08-21
35	Chris Speier	6-01	182	Right	Right	1950-06-28
30	Derrel Thomas	6-00	160	Right	Both	1951-01-14
#	Outfielders	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
43	Glenn Adams	6-00	185	Right	Left	1947-10-04
32	Jake Brown	6-02	200	Right	Right	1948-03-22
15	Jack Clark	6-02	205	Right	Right	1955-11-10
19	Von Joshua	5-10	170	Left	Left	1948-05-01
31	Garry Maddox	6-03	184	Right	Right	1949-09-01
36	Gary Matthews	6-03	190	Right	Right	1950-07-05
20	Bobby Murcer	5-11	180	Right	Left	1946-05-20
38	Horace Speed	6-01	180	Right	Right	1951-10-04
12	Gary Thomasson	6-01	180	Left	Left	1951-07-29

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The 1977 Detroit Tigers team roster seen on this page includes every player who appeared in a game during the 1977 season. It is a comprehensive team roster and player names are sorted by the fielding position where the most number of games were played during the regular season. Every player's name links to their career statistics.

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KC Royals arised as a super power in MLB.They had refined out attack and defense.Their starters had control based on control.They had a power hitting control offense.They had the playbook for each player and organization function like a computer.Better.They were a master team.Mastery.Duke was manager.And Williams was became Pitching coach after career.Triunional http://www.sportsecyclopedia.com/al/kc/royals.html

31	Mike Armstrong	6-03	206	Right	Right	1954-03-07
40	Bud Black	6-02	180	Left	Left	1957-06-30
33	Vida Blue	6-00	189	Left	Both	1949-07-28
37	Derek Botelho	6-02	180	Right	Right	1956-08-02
39	Bill Castro	5-11	170	Right	Right	1952-03-29
21	Keith Creel	6-02	180	Right	Right	1959-02-04
28	Dave Frost	6-06	235	Right	Right	1952-11-17
32	Larry Gura	6-01	185	Left	Both	1947-11-26
48	Don Hood	6-02	180	Left	Left	1949-10-16
36	Grant Jackson	6-00	190	Left	Both	1942-09-28
22	Dennis Leonard	6-01	190	Right	Right	1951-05-08
29	Dan Quisenberry	6-02	180	Right	Right	1953-02-07
34	Paul Splittorff	6-03	210	Left	Left	1946-10-08
27, 36	Bob Tufts	6-05	215	Left	Left	1955-11-02
35	Jim Wright	6-05	205	Right	Right	1955-03-03
#	Catchers	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
9	Jamie Quirk	6-04	200	Right	Left	1954-10-22
7	Don Slaught	6-01	190	Right	Right	1958-09-11
12	John Wathan	6-02	205	Right	Right	1949-10-04
#	Infielders	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
24	Willie Aikens	6-03	220	Right	Left	1954-10-14
1	Buddy Biancalana	5-11	160	Right	Both	1960-02-02
5	George Brett	6-00	200	Right	Left	1953-05-15
2	Onix Concepcion	5-06	180	Right	Right	1957-10-05
45	Kelly Heath	5-07	155	Right	Right	1957-09-04
15	Tim Ireland	6-00	180	Right	Right	1953-03-14
35	Ron Johnson	6-03	215	Right	Right	1956-03-23
14	Lee May	6-03	205	Right	Right	1943-03-23
4	Greg Pryor	6-00	186	Right	Right	1949-10-02
30	U.L. Washington	5-11	175	Right	Both	1953-10-27
16	Dennis Werth	6-01	200	Right	Right	1952-12-29
20	Frank White	5-11	170	Right	Right	1950-09-04
#	Outfielders	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
23	Cesar Geronimo	6-02	170	Left	Left	1948-03-11
27	Steve Hammond	6-02	190	Right	Left	1957-05-09
25	Jerry Martin	6-01	195	Right	Right	1949-05-11
26	Amos Otis	5-11	166	Right	Right	1947-04-26
3	Tom Poquette	5-10	175	Right	Left	1951-10-30
38	Bombo Rivera	5-10	187	Right	Right	1952-08-02
57	Mark Ryal	6-01	185	Left	Left	1960-04-28
6	Willie Wilson	6-03	195	Right	Both	1955-07-09
#	Other Positions	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
11	Hal McRae	5-11	180	Right	Right	1945-07-10 Royals faced the Pirates and defeated the 85 Blue Jays.Royals retained their close to 70's team and used it on the Jays.Bo Jackson and Steve Jackson.Manager Duke.Team that satisfies him severly.Not in west and EAst right in the middle KC.

The 1983 Milwaukee Brewers team roster seen on this page includes every player who appeared in a game during the 1983 season. It is a comprehensive team roster and player names are sorted by the fielding position where the most number of games were played during the regular season. Every player's name links to their career statistics.

Johnny Beaucyk is a Hun and was my Dad's first boss.Johnny was the powerhitter for Milwaukee.Dad's older brother to H.Khan,G Khan.Gammon Khan is Johnny Beaucyk powerhitter.

Below the main roster you will find in the Fast Facts section: a 1983 Milwaukee Brewers Opening Day starters list, a 1983 Milwaukee Brewers salary list, a 1983 Milwaukee Brewers uniform number breakdown and a 1983 Milwaukee Brewers primary starters list. These team rosters are presented only when and where the data is available.The 1983 Milwaukee Brewers played 162 games during the regular season, won 87 games, lost 75 games, and finished in fifth position. They played their home games at County Stadium (Park Factors: 92/92) where 2,397,131 fans witnessed their 1983 Brewers finish the season with a .537 winning percentage.

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a unique set of rosters not easily found on the Internet. Included, where data is available, is a 1983 Milwaukee Brewers Opening Day starters list, a 1983 Milwaukee Brewers salary list, a 1983 Milwaukee Brewers uniform number breakdown and a 1983 Milwaukee Brewers primary starters list:

1983 Milwaukee Brewers {C Opening Day Starters

{C Cecil Cooper {C Jim Gantner {C Bob McClure {C Paul Molitor {C Don Money {C Charlie Moore {C Ben Oglivie {C Ted Simmons {C Gorman Thomas {C Robin Yount

{C 1983 Milwaukee Brewers {C Most Games by Position {C C Ted Simmons (86) {C 1B Cecil Cooper (158) {C 2B Jim Gantner (158) {C 3B Paul Molitor (146) {C SS Robin Yount (139) {C LF Ben Oglivie (113) {C CF Rick Manning (108) {C RF Charlie Moore (150) {C DH Ted Simmons (66) {C SP Mike Caldwell {C SP Moose Haas {C SP Bob McClure {C SP Chuck Porter {C SP Don Sutton {C RP Jerry Augustine {C RP Bob Gibson {C RP Jim Slaton {C RP Tom Tellmann {C CL Pete Ladd

{C 1983 Milwaukee Brewers {C Salaries {C Robin Yount $546,500.00 {C Paul Molitor $360,000.00 {C Jim Gantner $350,000.00

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1. 2 Randy Ready
2. 4 Paul Molitor
3. 5 Ned Yost
4. 7 Don Money
5. 8 Rob Picciolo
6. 10 Bob McClure
7. 11 Ed Romero
8. 13 Roy Howell
9. 14 Dion James
10. 15 Cecil Cooper
11. 16 Marshall Edwards
12. 17 Jim Gantner
13. 19 Robin Yount
14. 20 Don Sutton
15. 20 Gorman Thomas
16. 21 Bill Schroeder
17. 21 Don Sutton
18. 22 Charlie Moore
19. 23 Ted Simmons
20. 24 Ben Oglivie
21. 26 Andy Beene
22. 26 Bob Skube
23. 27 Pete Ladd
24. 28 Jamie Easterly
25. 28 Rick Manning
26. 29 Mark Brouhard
27. 30 Moose Haas
28. 36 Rick Waits
29. 40 Bob Gibson
30. 41 Jim Slaton
31. 42 Tom Tellmann
32. 43 Chuck Porter
33. 46 Jerry Augustine
34. 47 Jaime Cocanower
35. 48 Mike Caldwell
36. 49 Tom Candiotti
37. 50 Pete Vuckovich

Did you know that a 1983 Milwaukee Brewers Schedule is available and it includes dates of every game played, scores of every game played, a cumulative record, and many hard to find splits (Monthly Splits, Team vs Team Splits & Score Related Splits)?NY Yankees stars both brothers

Steve and Ted Powers were the premier 70's power hitter hitters and fielders.They could steal and were great forgotten NY Yankee All Stars that were

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The 1978 New York Yankees played 163 games during the regular season, won 100 games, lost 63 games, and finished in first position. They played their home games at Yankee Stadium (Park Factors: 98/96) where 2,335,871 fans witnessed their 1978 Yankees finish the season with a .613 winning percentage.

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a unique set of rosters not easily found on the Internet. Included, where data is available, is a 1978 New York Yankees Opening Day starters list, a 1978 New York Yankees salary list, a 1978 New York Yankees uniform number breakdown and a 1978 New York Yankees primary starters list:

1978 New York Yankees {C Opening Day Starters 'No Opening Day Information Available'

1978 New York Yankees {C Most Games by Position C Thurman Munson (125) 1B Chris Chambliss (155) 2B Willie Randolph (134) 3B Graig Nettles (159) SS Bucky Dent (123) LF Lou Piniella (78) CF Mickey Rivers (138) RF Reggie Jackson (104) DH Cliff Johnson (39) SP Jim Beattie SP Ed Figueroa SP Ron Guidry SP Catfish Hunter SP Dick Tidrow RP Ken Clay RP Sparky Lyle CL Goose Gossage

1978 New York Yankees {C Salaries Catfish Hunter $750,000.00 Reggie Jackson $580,000.00 Ron Guidry $30,000.00

1978 New York Yankees {C Uniform Numbers #2 Paul Blair #6 Roy White #9 Graig Nettles #10 Chris Chambliss #11 Fred Stanley #12 Jim Spencer #14 Lou Piniella #15 Thurman Munson #17 Mickey Rivers #18 Dennis Sherrill #19 Dick Tidrow #20 Bucky Dent #23 Damaso Garcia #24 Mickey Klutts #24 Gary Thomasson #25 Brian Doyle #25 George Zeber #26 Domingo Ramos #27 Dell Alston #27 Jay Johnstone #28 Sparky Lyle #29 Catfish Hunter #30 Willie Randolph #31 Ed Figueroa #35 Don Gullett #36 Rawly Eastwick #36 Paul Lindblad #40 Fran Healy #40 Bob Kammeyer #40 Larry McCall #41 Cliff Johnson #43 Ken Clay #44 Reggie Jackson #45 Jim Beattie #46 Mike Heath #47 Andy Messersmith #49 Ron Guidry #52 Dave Rajsich #53 Ron Davis #53 Ken Holtzman #53 Larry McCall #54 Goose Gossage

Did you know that a 1978 New York Yankees Schedule is available and it includes dates of every game played, scores of every game played, a cumulative record, and many hard to find splits (Monthly Splits, Team vs Team Splits & Score Related Splits)?

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#	Pitchers	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
37	Bobby Castillo	5-10	170	Right	Right	1955-04-18
39	Ron Davis	6-04	207	Right	Right	1955-08-06
23	Pete Filson	6-02	195	Left	Both	1958-09-28
27	Brad Havens	6-01	196	Left	Left	1959-11-17
21	Jim Lewis	6-03	190	Right	Right	1955-10-12
19	Rick Lysander	6-02	190	Right	Right	1953-02-21
33	Jack O'Connor	6-03	215	Left	Left	1958-06-02
17	Bryan Oelkers	6-03	192	Left	Left	1961-03-11
35	Jay Pettibone	6-04	182	Right	Right	1957-06-21
18	Ken Schrom	6-02	195	Right	Right	1954-11-23
16	Frank Viola	6-04	209	Left	Left	1960-04-19
30	Mike Walters	6-05	203	Right	Right	1957-10-18
22	Len Whitehouse	5-11	175	Left	Left	1957-09-10
28	Albert Williams	6-04	190	Right	Right	1954-05-06
#	Catchers	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
20	Dave Engle	6-03	216	Right	Right	1956-11-30
15	Tim Laudner	6-03	212	Right	Right	1958-06-07
5	Ray Smith	6-01	185	Right	Right	1955-09-18
#	Infielders	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
2	John Castino	5-11	175	Right	Right	1954-10-23
12	Lenny Faedo	6-00	170	Right	Right	1960-05-13
8	Gary Gaetti	6-00	200	Right	Right	1958-08-19
31	Greg Gagne	5-11	172	Right	Right	1961-11-12
14	Kent Hrbek	6-04	235	Right	Left	1960-05-21
1	Houston Jimenez	5-08	144	Right	Right	1957-10-30
11	Tim Teufel	6-00	175	Right	Right	1958-07-07
7	Scott Ullger	6-02	186	Right	Right	1955-06-10
38	Ron Washington	5-11	163	Right	Right	1952-04-29
#	Outfielders	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
26	Darrell Brown	6-00	184	Right	Both	1955-10-29
24	Tom Brunansky	6-04	211	Right	Right	1960-08-20
4	Jim Eisenreich	5-11	195	Left	Left	1959-04-18
9	Mickey Hatcher	6-02	200	Right	Right	1955-03-15
11	Rusty Kuntz	6-03	190	Right	Right	1955-02-04
10	Bobby Mitchell	5-10	170	Left	Left	1955-04-07
32	Gary Ward	6-02	202	Right	Right	1953-12-06
12	Tack Wilson	5-10	185	Right	Right	1955-05-16
#	Other Positions	Height	Weight	Throws	Bats	Date Of Birth
25	Randy Bush	6-01	186	Left	Left	1958-10-05 Delvechio was an infielder of Minnesota Twins.AL Star player with power and a gold glove.All-Star.

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Alberta Wildcats I thought and wanted to put it on a wiki blog.To suggest a Series Circuit team for Alberta.Alberta Wildcats and area would be a successful area for baseball from the weather,players and management and support.Alberta would be more successful name than a city for the size and loyalties and resources to name Alberta.Bigger.They could get manpower from the Pacific and to make Canada into a baseball country,baseball power.And our hidden resource of players is not where you think,they are in Western Canada.Factors to draw in fans and directions.Their team because

of the people are capable of being a power in NL.They are not minor league.You would defeat alot of teams in NL.I thought of Ottawa took being AL because rivalry with Jays.Another Canadian team and a powerhitter team with hard throwers of this area.Alberta Wildcats.And to get from the Pacific players.This area and baseball,strength, intelligence, leadership caliber players from population.This would be a champion early and beat on NL teams and beat on AL.And chances would be more because of all of Alberta and loyalties and US.They could make a really scenic place for a stadium,temperatures in fall,utilize technology for open stadium to push it,retractable dome.Colorado has a drainage system.Success of a team is to draw in money to pay big players and keep them.T..V. market and rivalries draw in media. {C {C

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{C {C Your message was -- Alberta Wildcats I thought and wanted to put it on a wiki blog.To suggest a Series Circuit team for Alberta.Alberta Wildcats and area would be a successful area for baseball from the weather,players and management and support.Alberta would be more successful name than a city for the size and loyalties and resources to name Alberta.Bigger.They could get manpower from the Pacific and to make Canada into a baseball country,baseball power.And our hidden resource of players is not where you think,they are in Western Canada.Factors to draw in fans and directions.Their team because of the people are capable of being a power in NL.They are not minor league.You would defeat alot of teams in NL.I thought of Ottawa took being AL because rivalry with Jays.Another Canadian team and a powerhitter team with hard throwers of this area.Alberta Wildcats.And to get from the Pacific players.This area and baseball,strength, intelligence, leadership caliber players from population.This would be a champion early and beat on NL teams and beat on AL.And chances would be more because of all of Alberta and loyalties and US.They could make a really scenic place for a stadium,temperatures in fall,utilize technology for open stadium to push it,retractable dome.Colorado has a drainage system.Success of a team is to draw in money to pay big players and keep them.T..V. market and rivalries draw in media.This team would have alot of power.Wildcat hitters is former Doug Gilmour as player fielder and he is a dangerous ballplayer and hitter and is excellent fielder.Sparks would be starter in rotation and Stark.Destro of RAH is outfielder Steve Jackson of Wildcats.Steve Garvey Tommy Lee Jones is another infielder of Wildcats.Al Kaline is also a outfielder of Alberta Wildcats from Tigers of 70's and 60's.It is because players live in this area and want to play on a team closer to home and they don't want to travel and their play level will be higher caliber.

Manager would guile and smart in tactics and codes.Outfield would be higher than the league average.They would have starters that would complete rotation.

They could have hard thrower starter and with the manager codes to offspeed and high velocity.

They would have players from Pacific.Micronesian,Oceania,Polynesian Italian APTN Iriqouis http://www.npb.or.jp/eng/ .This team is of huge men.Power.Excellent range fielding.They would win the World Series as they clinch pennant.Wildcats would be built to side of Mountain for sunset in woods,build a city and road networks and would have a stadium that would have a retractable cover for cold.And a system for field m

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