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I was drafted by MLB and the NBA. I played college baseball and basketball. I set a school record for assists. In my major league career I only struck out 434 times in 9,288 career at-bats. I am the only member of the Baseball Hall of Fame who was never a teammate of another Baseball Hall-of-Famer. Tony Gwynn=============================================I was born in West Virginia. I have the record for having 3 or more hits in 6 consecutive games. I'm fifth on the career doubles list. I'm one of four players in MLB history to accumulate 3,000 hits. 300 home runs and a career.300 batting averageMy brother also played in the majors.. he was a pitcherGeorge Brett=============================================I was traded from the Houston Astros in 1991 for top prospect Eddie Taubensee and right handed pitcher Willie Blair. This trade has been criticized as among the worst in Astros history. I hold the MLB record (tie) for post-season stolen basesI hold the MLB record for most different teams played on in the playoffsI am a career.299 hitter. My nephew starred in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine the TV show. Kenny LoftonLast edited by Kyle on Sat Oct 06. 2007 9:14 am; edited 3 times in total OK I already told Kyle I knew #1 was Tony Gwynn. #3 is Kenny Lofton. Still don't know #2. I'd just be guessing until I was right so I'll wait and see if someone actually knows. Born in Oklahoma in 1898. I was the first full-blooded person of my race to play major league baseball. I started my career as a pitcher with the Arkansas Travelers a minor league team of the Southern Association and helped lead that team to it's first championship. I then made my major league debut for the the Pittsburgh Pirates as a relief pitcher on April 15. 1921. I was credited with the win in that game. Soon after I ruptured my arm and required surgery forcing me to miss the next two months. Not long after returning I injured my arm again during a game as the result of a fall due to being drunk of my a$$. I was released by the Pirates due to my alcoholism and unprofessional behavior. I was sent to play for the minor league Sacramento Senators where I spent the next two years before reportedly being traded to Omaha for a box of cigars. By 1923 I had alienated everyone due to my drinking and behavior. No team was willing to let me play and I was exiled from my community and not permitted to return. I spent the next 22 years drunk and homeless until suddenly turning my life around and finding work with the Oklahoma State Highway Department. I remained sober the rest of my life and not only was welcomed back to my community but became an honored member. I died on April 10. 1964 at the age of sixty-six in Oklahoma. Last edited by Tenacious D-Store on Sat Oct 06. 2007 11:53 am; edited 2 times in total I have played in the Little League World Series the College World Series and "the" World Series. I was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 1st round (21st pick) of the 1993 amateur draft but did not sign. I was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 1st round (14th pick) of the 1994 amateur draft and signed on April 20. 1995. I also played on the 1992 US Olympic team. In college I played on the same team as Nomar Garciaparra and Jay Payton. You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Copyright © 2007 Fantasy Playmakers. LLC. All Rights Reserved. FantasyPlaymakers com is NOT affiliated with nor endorsed by. MLB. NFL. NBA. NHL any of the athletes or any other sports-related organization

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I was drafted by MLB and the NBA. I played college baseball and basketball. I set a school record for assists. In my major league career I only struck out 434 times in 9,288 career at-bats. I am the only member of the Baseball Hall of Fame who was never a teammate of another Baseball Hall-of-Famer. Tony Gwynn=============================================I was born in West Virginia. I have the record for having 3 or more hits in 6 consecutive games. I'm fifth on the career doubles list. I'm one of four players in MLB history to accumulate 3,000 hits. 300 home runs and a career.300 batting averageMy brother also played in the majors.. he was a pitcherGeorge Brett=============================================I was traded from the Houston Astros in 1991 for top prospect Eddie Taubensee and right handed pitcher Willie Blair. This trade has been criticized as among the worst in Astros history. I hold the MLB record (tie) for post-season stolen basesI hold the MLB record for most different teams played on in the playoffsI am a career.299 hitter. My nephew starred in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine the TV show. Kenny LoftonLast edited by Kyle on Sat Oct 06. 2007 9:14 am; edited 3 times in total OK I already told Kyle I knew #1 was Tony Gwynn. #3 is Kenny Lofton. Still don't know #2. I'd just be guessing until I was right so I'll wait and see if someone actually knows. Born in Oklahoma in 1898. I was the first full-blooded person of my race to play major league baseball. I started my career as a pitcher with the Arkansas Travelers a minor league team of the Southern Association and helped lead that team to it's first championship. I then made my major league debut for the the Pittsburgh Pirates as a relief pitcher on April 15. 1921. I was credited with the win in that game. Soon after I ruptured my arm and required surgery forcing me to miss the next two months. Not long after returning I injured my arm again during a game as the result of a fall due to being drunk of my a$$. I was released by the Pirates due to my alcoholism and unprofessional behavior. I was sent to play for the minor league Sacramento Senators where I spent the next two years before reportedly being traded to Omaha for a box of cigars. By 1923 I had alienated everyone due to my drinking and behavior. No team was willing to let me play and I was exiled from my community and not permitted to return. I spent the next 22 years drunk and homeless until suddenly turning my life around and finding work with the Oklahoma State Highway Department. I remained sober the rest of my life and not only was welcomed back to my community but became an honored member. I died on April 10. 1964 at the age of sixty-six in Oklahoma. Last edited by Tenacious D-Store on Sat Oct 06. 2007 11:53 am; edited 2 times in total I have played in the Little League World Series the College World Series and "the" World Series. I was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 1st round (21st pick) of the 1993 amateur draft but did not sign. I was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 1st round (14th pick) of the 1994 amateur draft and signed on April 20. 1995. I also played on the 1992 US Olympic team. In college I played on the same team as Nomar Garciaparra and Jay Payton. You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Copyright © 2007 Fantasy Playmakers. LLC. All Rights Reserved. FantasyPlaymakers com is NOT affiliated with nor endorsed by. MLB. NFL. NBA. NHL any of the athletes or any other sports-related organization

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I was drafted by MLB and the NBA. I played college baseball and basketball. I set a school record for assists. In my major league career I only struck out 434 times in 9,288 career at-bats. I am the only member of the Baseball Hall of Fame who was never a teammate of another Baseball Hall-of-Famer. Tony Gwynn=============================================I was born in West Virginia. I have the record for having 3 or more hits in 6 consecutive games. I'm fifth on the career doubles list. I'm one of four players in MLB history to accumulate 3,000 hits. 300 home runs and a career.300 batting averageMy brother also played in the majors.. he was a pitcherGeorge Brett=============================================I was traded from the Houston Astros in 1991 for top prospect Eddie Taubensee and right handed pitcher Willie Blair. This trade has been criticized as among the worst in Astros history. I hold the MLB record (tie) for post-season stolen basesI hold the MLB record for most different teams played on in the playoffsI am a career.299 hitter. My nephew starred in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine the TV show. Kenny LoftonLast edited by Kyle on Sat Oct 06. 2007 9:14 am; edited 3 times in total OK I already told Kyle I knew #1 was Tony Gwynn. #3 is Kenny Lofton. Still don't know #2. I'd just be guessing until I was right so I'll wait and see if someone actually knows. Born in Oklahoma in 1898. I was the first full-blooded person of my race to play major league baseball. I started my career as a pitcher with the Arkansas Travelers a minor league team of the Southern Association and helped lead that team to it's first championship. I then made my major league debut for the the Pittsburgh Pirates as a relief pitcher on April 15. 1921. I was credited with the win in that game. Soon after I ruptured my arm and required surgery forcing me to miss the next two months. Not long after returning I injured my arm again during a game as the result of a fall due to being drunk of my a$$. I was released by the Pirates due to my alcoholism and unprofessional behavior. I was sent to play for the minor league Sacramento Senators where I spent the next two years before reportedly being traded to Omaha for a box of cigars. By 1923 I had alienated everyone due to my drinking and behavior. No team was willing to let me play and I was exiled from my community and not permitted to return. I spent the next 22 years drunk and homeless until suddenly turning my life around and finding work with the Oklahoma State Highway Department. I remained sober the rest of my life and not only was welcomed back to my community but became an honored member. I died on April 10. 1964 at the age of sixty-six in Oklahoma. Last edited by Tenacious D-Store on Sat Oct 06. 2007 11:53 am; edited 2 times in total I have played in the Little League World Series the College World Series and "the" World Series. I was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 1st round (21st pick) of the 1993 amateur draft but did not sign. I was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 1st round (14th pick) of the 1994 amateur draft and signed on April 20. 1995. I also played on the 1992 US Olympic team. In college I played on the same team as Nomar Garciaparra and Jay Payton. You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Copyright © 2007 Fantasy Playmakers. LLC. All Rights Reserved. FantasyPlaymakers com is NOT affiliated with nor endorsed by. MLB. NFL. NBA. NHL any of the athletes or any other sports-related organization

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I was drafted by MLB and the NBA. I played college baseball and basketball. I set a school record for assists. In my major league career I only struck out 434 times in 9,288 career at-bats. I am the only member of the Baseball Hall of Fame who was never a teammate of another Baseball Hall-of-Famer. Tony Gwynn=============================================I was born in West Virginia. I have the record for having 3 or more hits in 6 consecutive games. I'm fifth on the career doubles list. I'm one of four players in MLB history to accumulate 3,000 hits. 300 home runs and a career.300 batting averageMy brother also played in the majors.. he was a pitcherGeorge Brett=============================================I was traded from the Houston Astros in 1991 for top prospect Eddie Taubensee and right handed pitcher Willie Blair. This trade has been criticized as among the worst in Astros history. I hold the MLB record (tie) for post-season stolen basesI hold the MLB record for most different teams played on in the playoffsI am a career.299 hitter. My nephew starred in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine the TV show. Kenny LoftonLast edited by Kyle on Sat Oct 06. 2007 9:14 am; edited 3 times in total OK I already told Kyle I knew #1 was Tony Gwynn. #3 is Kenny Lofton. Still don't know #2. I'd just be guessing until I was right so I'll wait and see if someone actually knows. Born in Oklahoma in 1898. I was the first full-blooded person of my race to play major league baseball. I started my career as a pitcher with the Arkansas Travelers a minor league team of the Southern Association and helped lead that team to it's first championship. I then made my major league debut for the the Pittsburgh Pirates as a relief pitcher on April 15. 1921. I was credited with the win in that game. Soon after I ruptured my arm and required surgery forcing me to miss the next two months. Not long after returning I injured my arm again during a game as the result of a fall due to being drunk of my a$$. I was released by the Pirates due to my alcoholism and unprofessional behavior. I was sent to play for the minor league Sacramento Senators where I spent the next two years before reportedly being traded to Omaha for a box of cigars. By 1923 I had alienated everyone due to my drinking and behavior. No team was willing to let me play and I was exiled from my community and not permitted to return. I spent the next 22 years drunk and homeless until suddenly turning my life around and finding work with the Oklahoma State Highway Department. I remained sober the rest of my life and not only was welcomed back to my community but became an honored member. I died on April 10. 1964 at the age of sixty-six in Oklahoma. Last edited by Tenacious D-Store on Sat Oct 06. 2007 11:53 am; edited 2 times in total I have played in the Little League World Series the College World Series and "the" World Series. I was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 1st round (21st pick) of the 1993 amateur draft but did not sign. I was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 1st round (14th pick) of the 1994 amateur draft and signed on April 20. 1995. I also played on the 1992 US Olympic team. In college I played on the same team as Nomar Garciaparra and Jay Payton. You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Copyright © 2007 Fantasy Playmakers. LLC. All Rights Reserved. FantasyPlaymakers com is NOT affiliated with nor endorsed by. MLB. NFL. NBA. NHL any of the athletes or any other sports-related organization

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I was drafted by MLB and the NBA. I played college baseball and basketball. I set a school record for assists. In my major league career I only struck out 434 times in 9,288 career at-bats. I am the only member of the Baseball Hall of Fame who was never a teammate of another Baseball Hall-of-Famer. Tony Gwynn=============================================I was born in West Virginia. I have the record for having 3 or more hits in 6 consecutive games. I'm fifth on the career doubles list. I'm one of four players in MLB history to accumulate 3,000 hits. 300 home runs and a career.300 batting averageMy brother also played in the majors.. he was a pitcherGeorge Brett=============================================I was traded from the Houston Astros in 1991 for top prospect Eddie Taubensee and right handed pitcher Willie Blair. This trade has been criticized as among the worst in Astros history. I hold the MLB record (tie) for post-season stolen basesI hold the MLB record for most different teams played on in the playoffsI am a career.299 hitter. My nephew starred in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine the TV show. Kenny LoftonLast edited by Kyle on Sat Oct 06. 2007 9:14 am; edited 3 times in total OK I already told Kyle I knew #1 was Tony Gwynn. #3 is Kenny Lofton. Still don't know #2. I'd just be guessing until I was right so I'll wait and see if someone actually knows. Born in Oklahoma in 1898. I was the first full-blooded person of my race to play major league baseball. I started my career as a pitcher with the Arkansas Travelers a minor league team of the Southern Association and helped lead that team to it's first championship. I then made my major league debut for the the Pittsburgh Pirates as a relief pitcher on April 15. 1921. I was credited with the win in that game. Soon after I ruptured my arm and required surgery forcing me to miss the next two months. Not long after returning I injured my arm again during a game as the result of a fall due to being drunk of my a$$. I was released by the Pirates due to my alcoholism and unprofessional behavior. I was sent to play for the minor league Sacramento Senators where I spent the next two years before reportedly being traded to Omaha for a box of cigars. By 1923 I had alienated everyone due to my drinking and behavior. No team was willing to let me play and I was exiled from my community and not permitted to return. I spent the next 22 years drunk and homeless until suddenly turning my life around and finding work with the Oklahoma State Highway Department. I remained sober the rest of my life and not only was welcomed back to my community but became an honored member. I died on April 10. 1964 at the age of sixty-six in Oklahoma. Last edited by Tenacious D-Store on Sat Oct 06. 2007 11:53 am; edited 2 times in total I have played in the Little League World Series the College World Series and "the" World Series. I was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 1st round (21st pick) of the 1993 amateur draft but did not sign. I was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 1st round (14th pick) of the 1994 amateur draft and signed on April 20. 1995. I also played on the 1992 US Olympic team. In college I played on the same team as Nomar Garciaparra and Jay Payton. You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Copyright © 2007 Fantasy Playmakers. LLC. All Rights Reserved. FantasyPlaymakers com is NOT affiliated with nor endorsed by. MLB. NFL. NBA. NHL any of the athletes or any other sports-related organization

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Who am I....1. I am a study league baseball player but I was also drafted by the NHL's Los Angeles Kings in 1984 (ahead of Brett Hull and Luc Robitaille)Tom Glavine2. Originally from Pittsburgh. I played football basketball baseball and play in high educate. I attended the same high school that Dan Marino attended. I was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 6th go of the 2000 NFL compose. My father was a QB at Notre Dame my sister plays in the WNBA and my other sister plays college b-ball. I reached 1000 completions faster than anyone in NFL history. Marc BulgerLast edited by Kyle on Thu Oct 04. 2007 11:52 pm; edited 2 times in be Who am I?I'm from West Virginia. I was WV Athlete of the Year once in football and twice in basketball while in high school. I was named to the 20th anniversary All-USA high educate football aggroup. I originally signed a earn of intent at Notre Dame but I got arrested was booted from the team. I transferred to Florida express where I was red shirted... I then failed a medicate evaluate and left Florida State for another college. I currently compete in the NFL where I have many records including most receiving TD's by a rookie. I was also the only person in NFL history to average 100 yards and 1 TD per bet through a 16 NFL bet toughen. I am the biggest MLB superstar never to undergo a Topps Rockie card. I refused to sign with Topps out of spite for a prior situation. Topps had exclusive usage of aggroup USA players during the 80's through mid '90s. I was on one of the USA teams and Topps did not want to write me because they did not evaluate I was a good enough prospect. When I became a super feature. I got penalise by not signing with Topps and it was not until 1998 four years after my rookie separate was produced by other card companies did I finally write with Topps. During that four years sales of Topps baseball cards hit an all measure low. Who am I? Out of high educate I was undrafted in the 1986 MLB compose. I went on to compete college football and college baseball. I was drafted in the 1989 MLB draft. I was the first player in study unify history to win two plate slugger awards each at two different positions I currently be 6th with 120 career sacrifice flies. I am the only player in Major League history to hit over 90 sacrifice flies and not hive away a hit sacrifice hit. I am the only player in study league history to have seven consecutive seasons of a.300 average and at least 100 walks. 100 runs. 100 runs batted in and 20 home runs I am the biggest MLB superstar never to undergo a Topps Rockie card. I refused to sign with Topps out of arouse for a prior situation. Topps had exclusive usage of aggroup USA players during the 80's through mid '90s. I was on one of the USA teams and Topps did not be to write me because they did not think I was a good enough look. When I became a super star. I got penalise by not signing with Topps and it was not until 1998 four years after my rookie card was produced by other separate companies did I finally write with Topps. During that four years sales of Topps baseball cards hit an all measure low. Who am I? You cannot affix new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot alter your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Copyright © 2007 conceive of Playmakers. LLC. All Rights Reserved. FantasyPlaymakers com is NOT affiliated with nor endorsed by. MLB. NFL. NBA. NHL any of the athletes or any other sports-related organization

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I can’t say that I expected much. I went to a party that night at an upstairs duplex near Franklin and Pleasant in South Minneapolis.  There were maybe a dozen of us - my pal Rich my guitar player Casey another guitar player and expat from Jamestown. Mike and a slew of people I didn’t even know then much less now. And I’ll never forget the action - in the [ OK.  I’ve never cared much for sports trivia.  The main thing I remember is as the game fasten toward the end and the Twins remained in the chase feeling light-headed - almost high with the communal excitement of the moment.  I remember the final label - the immortalized pileup at domiciliate plate…  …and running out onto the street and practically jogging all the way downtown up Nicollet seeing downtown glowing in the hold feeling the displace converging downtown as much as hearing it. It was a gorgeous night; a little cool but perfect. I got downtown toward 11 or so; I lost the other people somewhere around Ichiban and wandered around on my own; above 11th Street the crowd was Calcutta-like.  What did I do for the next six hours? Had a beer at the Little Wagon.  Or three or four.  I can’t bequeath. Watched as about 100 populate piled onto a moving fire transport that was trying to get through the crowd on Hennepin.  Unfortunately it was trying to get to an actual as the driver kept yelling over the PA system. Took a bunch of beers that people were handing out from coolers in the street.  Passed most of them on.  Was too happy to be drunk. Felt rather than heard the noise on the street as tens or hundreds of thousands of populate teemed through the streets. Talked about the odds of someone actually burning a guard car with a bring together of yobs from Brooklyn Center.  Made out with some girl by the entrance of the Plymouth Building.  No really.  Musta seemed like a good idea at the time.  This. I do not believe has ever happened again. Wandered drink Hennepin at 5AM approve toward my car, with a group of random other people change and snug in the cameraderie and good will that wafted through the every corner of the Cities for that night at the next couple of days. I’d never see another night desire that as long as I lived in the Twin Cities. This entry was posted on Thursday. October 25th. 2007 at 4:37 pmand is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own place. I worked that night at the Hyatt. The commissioners of the Al and Nl were watching the bet together and request dwell servoce when it was over. I delivered their food and they both singed a roll for me. I don’t check sports so I gave it to a friend. Just another night for those of us on the carve yard alter. PS. Thanks for reminding me that was 20 years ago. I’m so happy to be reminded of how far I am removed from my youth.

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