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"There are three types of baseball players: those who make things happen, those who watch it happen, and those who wonder what happens." - Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda

The Ballplayers : A Baseball Player Encyclopedia

    Casey Stengel once said, "You could look it up." This comprehensive baseball players section here at Baseball Almanac allows you to do just that — Look it up! Stat pages for EVERY Major League player (through completion of the 2005 season) in history are accessible using the links below. Included in each alphabetical section is an easy-to-use list that leads you to a player's year-by-year statistics, career statistics, uniform numbers, salaries, links and miscellaneous items of interest.

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Line-Up For Yesterday

Player Range

Quantity

Aar-Alva

A is for Alex
The great Alexander;
More Goose eggs he pitched
Than a popular gander.

Aardsma
to
Alvarez

455 Players

Alvi-Azo

Alvis
to
Azocar

Bab-Barre

B is for Bresnahan
Back of the plate;
The Cubs were his love,
and McGraw his hate.

Babb
to
Barrett

1,556 Players

Barri-Bell

Barrios
to
Bell

Bella-Blackb

Bella
to
Blackburne

Blacke-Bostoc

Blackerby
to
Bostock

Boston-Briles

Boston
to
Briles

Briley-Buff

Briley
to
Buffinton

Bufo-Bys

Buford
to
Bystrom

Cab-Carren

C is for Cobb,
Who grew spikes and not corn,
And made all the basemen
Wish they weren't born.

Cabellero
to
Carreno

1,258 Players

Carreo-Cha

Carreon
to
Chavez

Che-Cloni

Cheadle
to
Cloninger

Clont-Conwa

Clontz
to
Conway

Conwe-Cra

Conwell
to
Crawford

Cre-Cza

Creamer
to
Czajkowski

D'A-de la

D is for Dean,
The grammatical Diz,
When they asked, Who's the tops?
Said correctly, I is.

D'Acquisto
to
de la Rosa

785 Players

de lo-Dicker

de lo Santos
to
Dicker

Dickey-Doy

Dickey
to
Doyle

Doz-Dyl

Dozier
to
Dyler

Ead-Els

E is for Evers,
His jaw in advance;
Never afraid
To Tinker with Chance.

Eaddy
to
Elston

300 Players

Elv-Ezz

Elvira
to
Ezzell

Faa-Fiore

F is for Fordham
And Frankie and Frisch;
I wish he were back
With the Giants, I wish.

Faatz
to
Fiore

580 Players

Fioren-Foss

Fiorentino
to
Fossum

Fost-Fyh

Foster
to
Fyhrie

Gab-Geno

G is for Gehrig,
The Pride of the Stadium;
His record pure gold,
His courage, pure radium.

Gabler
to
Genovese

866 Players

Gent-Gogg

Gentile
to
Goggin

Gogo-Green

Gogolewski
to
Green

Greenb-Gys

Greenberg
to
Gyselman

Haa-Hardi

H is for Hornsby;
When pitching to Rog,
The pitcher would pitch,
Then the pitcher would dodge.

Haad
to
Harding

1,182 Players

Hardt-Haye

Hardtke
to
Hayes

Hayn-Herna

Hayner
to
Hernandez

Hernd-Hoffe

Herndon
to
Hofferth

Hoffm-Howard

Hoffman
to
Howard

Howart-Hyz

Howarth
to
Hyzdu

Iba-Izt

I is for Me,
Not a hard-hitting man,
But an outstanding all-time
Incurable fan.

Ibanez
to
Izturis

44 Players

Jab-Johnso

J is for Johnson
The Big Train in his prime
Was so fast he could throw
Three strikes at a time.

Jablonski
to
Johnson

424 Players

Johnst-Juu

Johnston
to
Juul

Kaa-Kent

K is for Keeler,
As fresh as green paint,
The fastest and mostest
To hit where they ain't.

Kaat
to
Kent

616 Players

Kenw-Knoll

Kenworthy
to
Knoll

Knolls-Kyl

Knolls
to
Kyle

La R-Lawre

L is for Lajoie
Whom Clevelanders love,
Napolean himself,
With glue in his glove.

La Russa
to
Lawrence

753 Players

Lawry-Lew

Lawry
to
Lewis

Ley-Lop

Ley
to
Lopez

Lor-Lyt

Lord
to
Lyttle

Maa-Mante

M is for Matty,
Who carried a charm
In the form of an extra
brain in his arm.

Maas
to
Mantei

1,696 Players

Manti-Matti

Mantilla
to
Mattis

Matto-McDonn

Mattox
to
McDonnell

McDono-McN

McDonough
to
McNulty

McP-Milc

McPartlin
to
Milchin

Mile-Mone

Miles
to
Money

Mong-Mossi

Monge
to
Mossi

Mosso-Myr

Mossor
to
Myrow

Nab-Nicho

N is for Newsom,
Bobo's favorite kin.
You ask how he's here,
He talked himself in.

Nabholz
to
Nicholson

279 Players

Nicht-Nym

Nichting
to
Nyman

O'b-Olive

O is for Ott
Of the restless right foot.
When he leaned on the pellet,
The pellet stayed put.

O'Berry
to
Oliveras

296 Players

Olivo-Ozu

Olivo
to
Ozuna

Pab-Peac

P is for Plank,
The arm of the A's;
When he tangled with Matty
Games lasted for days.

Pabst
to
Peacock

753 Players

Peak-Petty

Peak
to
Petty

Petty-Polli

Pettyjohn
to
Polli

Polly-Pyz

Polly
to
Pyznarski

Qua-Qui

Q is for Don Quixote
Cornelius Mack;
Neither Yankees nor years
Can halt his attack.

Qualls
to
Quisenberry

42 Players

Raa-Reil

R is for Ruth.
To tell you the truth,
There's just no more to be said,
Just R is for Ruth.

Raabe
to
Reilly

844 Players

Reim-Ritte

Reimer
to
Ritterson

Rittw-Rome

Rittwage
to
Romero

Romi-Rye

Romine
to
Ryerson

Saa-Schen

S is for Speaker,
Swift center-field tender,
When the ball saw him coming,
It yelled, "I surrender."

Saarloos
to
Schenz

1,586 Players

Schep-Ser

Schepner
to
Service

Ses-Silva

Sessi
to
Silva

Silve-Smith

Silvera
to
Smith

Smithb-Stanl

Smithberg
to
Stanley

Stans-Stroud

Stansbury
to
Stroud

Stroug-Szu

Stroughter
to
Szuminski

Tab-Thiel

T is for Terry
The Giant from Memphis
Whose .400 average
You can't overemphis.

Tabaka
to
Thielman

517 Players

Thies-Tomp

Thies
to
Tompkins

Toms-Tys

Toms
to
Tyson

Uch-Utl

U would be 'Ubell
if Carl were a cockney;
We say Hubbell and Baseball
Like Football and Rockne.

Uchrinscko
to
Utley

50 Players

Vac-Vuk

V is for Vance
The Dodger's very own Dazzy;
None of his rivals
Could throw as fast as he.

Vache
to
Vukovich

205 Players

Wac-Warn

W is for Wagner,
The bowlegged beauty;
Short was closed to all traffic
With Honus on duty.

Wachtel
to
Warnock

943 Players

Warr-Westb

Warren
to
Westbrook

Weste-Willia

Westerberg
to
Williamson

Willig-Wood

Willigrod
to
Wood

Wooda-Wys

Woodall
to
Wysong

X

X is the first
of two x's in Foxx
Who was right behind Ruth
with his powerful soxx.

n/a
to
n/a

0 Players

Yab-Yva

Y is for Young
The magnificent Cy;
People battled against him,
But I never knew why.

Yaik
to
Yvars

96 Players

Zab-Zwi

Z is for Zenith
The summit of fame.
These men are up there.
These men are the game.

Zabala
to
Zwilling

76 Players

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Fast Facts

The poem, Line-Up For Yesterday (used above as an intro for each alphabetical breakout section), was written by Ogden Nash in 1949 and it also appears in Baseball Almanac's Poetry & Song section.

Did you know that through the 2005 regular season, and since 1876, there have been a total of sixteen-thousand two-hundred nineteen Major League ballplayers who have made it to the show?

In 2005 there were two-hundred six rookies of which eighty-three debuted in the American League, one-hundred twenty-six debuted in the National League, and fifty-two (39%) were born outside of the United States.


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