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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,253 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Bob Addy

  • Tim Adleman

  • William Ahearn

  • Joe Albanese

  • Jeff Albert

  • Myron Allen

  • Andy Allison

  • Dell Alston

  • Garvin Alston

  • Pedro Álvarez (baseball)

  • Walter Ancker

  • Bud Anderson (baseball)

  • Ian Anderson (baseball)

  • Johnny Antonelli

  • Alex Arias

  • Mike Armstrong (baseball)

  • Rudy Arroyo

  • Tug Arundel

  • Bob Aspromonte

  • Ken Aspromonte

  • Rich Aurilia

  • Joe Ausanio

  • Henry Austin (baseball)

  • Mike Avilés




B



  • Harrison Bader

  • Kevin Baez

  • Ed Bagley

  • Gene Bagley

  • Frank Bahret

  • Steve Bailey (baseball)

  • Bock Baker

  • Corey Baker

  • Lady Baldwin

  • Tony Balsamo

  • George Bamberger

  • M. B. Banks

  • Jim Banning

  • Jap Barbeau

  • Frank Barberich

  • Jim Barbieri

  • Josh Bard

  • Al Barillari

  • Glen Barker

  • Mike Barlow

  • Tom Barlow (baseball)

  • Danny Barnes (baseball)

  • Eppie Barnes

  • Honey Barnes

  • Ross Barnes

  • Billy Barnie

  • John Barrett (outfielder)

  • Marty Barrett (catcher)

  • Jose Barrios

  • Shad Barry

  • Eddie Basinski

  • Emil Batch

  • Larry Battam

  • Mike Baxter

  • Dave Beadle

  • Tommy Beals

  • Larry Bearnarth

  • Kathryn Beare

  • Edward Beavens

  • Buck Becannon

  • Frank Beck (baseball)

  • Heinie Beckendorf

  • Bob Becker

  • Hugh Bedient

  • Hank Behrman

  • Mike Belfiore

  • Bo Belinsky

  • George Bell (pitcher)

  • Mike Bell (first baseman)

  • Rob Bell (baseball)

  • Ronnie Belliard

  • Clay Bellinger

  • Joe Benes

  • Benny Bengough

  • Joe Bennett (baseball)

  • Joel Bennett

  • Moe Berg

  • Bob Berman (baseball)

  • Bill Bernhard

  • Harry Berthrong

  • William Bestick

  • Dellin Betances

  • Muriel Bevis

  • Craig Biggio

  • Josh Billings (pitcher)

  • Dave Birdsall

  • Joe Birmingham

  • Babe Birrer

  • Rivington Bisland

  • Harvey Blauvelt

  • Curt Blefary

  • Bobby Blevins

  • Ned Bligh

  • Dave Bliss

  • Cy Block

  • Clint Blume

  • Charlie Boardman

  • Tommy Boggs

  • Bernie Boland

  • Ed Boland

  • Bobby Bonilla

  • Eddie Booth

  • Frank Bork

  • Chris Bostick

  • Frank Bowes

  • Roger Bowman

  • Bill Boyd (baseball)

  • Bill Brady (baseball)

  • Brian Brady (baseball)

  • Asa Brainard

  • Ralph Branca

  • Cliff Brantley

  • Mickey Brantley

  • Alonzo Breitenstein

  • Ken Brett

  • Alan Brice

  • Buttons Briggs

  • Frank Brill

  • Fatty Briody

  • Jim Britt (baseball)

  • Jim Britton

  • Frank Brooks (baseball)

  • Jerry Brooks

  • Dan Brouthers

  • Bob Brower

  • Dee Brown (baseball)

  • Tommy Brown (baseball)

  • Walter Brown (baseball)

  • Pidge Browne

  • Lou Bruce

  • Earle Brucker Sr.

  • Mike Bruhert

  • Fred Buckingham

  • Dick Buckley (baseball)

  • Josh Bunce

  • Danny Burawa

  • Al Burch

  • Jack Burdock

  • Mike Burke (shortstop)

  • George Burns (outfielder)

  • John Burns (baseball)

  • Chris Bushing

  • Sal Butera

  • Dick Butler (baseball)




C



  • Will Calihan

  • Fred Cambria

  • Jim Campanis

  • Georgia Campbell

  • Jean Campbell (baseball)

  • Sal Campisi

  • John Candelaria

  • Jeimer Candelario

  • John Cangelosi

  • Pat Capri

  • John Carbine

  • Conrad Cardinal

  • Roger Carey

  • Tom Carey (shortstop)

  • Leon Carlson

  • Duke Carmel

  • Dan Carnevale

  • Frank Carpin

  • Lew Carr

  • Scrappy Carroll

  • Tom Carroll (infielder)

  • Tom Carroll (pitcher)

  • Kid Carsey

  • Howie Carter

  • Mike Caruso

  • Jerry Casale

  • Dan Casey

  • Dennis Casey (baseball)

  • Dave Cash (baseball)

  • John Cassidy (baseball)

  • Scott Cassidy

  • Frank Catalanotto

  • Keefe Cato

  • Walter Cazen

  • John Cerutti

  • Ice Box Chamberlain

  • Frank Chapman (baseball)

  • Jack Chapman

  • Bill Chappelle

  • Mike Chartak

  • Ken Chase

  • Jim Chatterton

  • Bea Chester

  • Floyd Chiffer

  • Joel Chimelis

  • Bob Chipman

  • Walt Chipple

  • Bob Chlupsa

  • Gary Christenson (baseball)

  • Tim Christman

  • Hi Church

  • Larry Ciaffone



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