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Bill "Moose" Skowron
Yankees firstbaseman won 5 World Series Championships and was 6X All-Star.

Charlie Spikes
Outfielder for Tigers, Indians and Yankees with huge power stroke.

Rennie Stennett
Pirate 2nd baseman played on both '71 and '79 World Series teams.

Jim Sundberg
Catcher for Rangers & Royals won 6 Gold Gloves and was a 3-time all-star.

"Slick" Surratt
KC Monarch outfielder appeared as a guest on Ken Burns' Baseball video series.

Ron Teasley
Infielder / outfielder for the New York Cubans of the Negro Leagues.

Jerry Terrell
Shortstop played for Royals team that was in the 1980 World Series

Wayne Terwilliger
Middle infielder for Cubs, Senators, Yankees and KC A's.

Frank Thomas
Pirate outfielder hit 286 HR's and 962 RBI's lifetime, hit 30+ HR's in a season 3X.

Jason Thompson
Tiger & Pirate 1st baseman twice hit 30+ HR's and 100+ RBI in a season.

Bobby Thomson
Hit "The Shot Heard 'Round the World" for the Giants vs. Dodgers in 1951.

Luis Tiant
Four time 20-game winner for Indians and Red Sox captured 229 career victories.

Tom Timmerman
Detroit Tiger Player of the Year in 1970 with 27 saves.

Alan Trammell
Star Detroit Tiger shortstop and likely future Hall of Famer.

Virgil "Fire" Trucks
Threw 2 no-hitters in one season in 1952 and won the World Series with Tigers in '45.

Lee Tunnell
Won 11 games as a rookie pitcher for the '83 Pirates.

Ozzie Virgil
Phillies and Braves catcher is the son of the first Domincan ever in the Majors.

Jon Warden
Pitcher for the '68 World Series winning Tigers and current baseball funnyman.

Milt Wilcox
World Series winner '84 Tigers, 100+ ML wins, 7 consecutive years of 10+ wins.

Jimmy Wilkes
Outfielder on the Newark Eagles of the Negro leagues from 1945 to 1950.

Willie Wilson
Batted .367 for '85 WS winning Royals, won '82 AL batting championship, '79 SB title.

Wilbur Wood
Won 20 games four consecutive seasons for the White Sox.

Al Worthington
Led the AL in saves in '68 with Twins, played 14 seasons in majors .

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