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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 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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"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 |
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Aar-Alv | A is for Alex The great Alexander; More Goose eggs he pitched Than a popular gander. | Aardsma to Alvarez | 584 Players |
Alv-Azo | Alvis to Azocar |
Bab-Bar | B is for Bresnahan Back of the plate; The Cubs were his love, and McGraw his hate. | Babb to Barrett | 1,819 Players |
Bar-Bel | Barria to Bell |
Bel-Bla | Bella to Blackburne |
Bla-Bos | Blackerby to Bostock |
Bos-Bri | Boston to Briles |
Bri-Buf | Briley to Buffinton |
Buf-Bys | Buford to Bystrom |
Cab-Car | C is for Cobb, Who grew spikes and not corn, And made all the basemen Wish they weren't born. | Caballero to Carreno | 1,493 Players |
Car-Cha | Carreon to Chavez |
Che-Clo | Cheadle to Cloninger |
Clo-Con | Clontz to Conway |
Con-Cra | Conwell to Crawford |
Cre-Cza | Creamer to Czajkowski |
D'A-De | D is for Dean, The grammatical Diz, When the asked, Who's the tops? Said correctly, I is. | D'Acquisto to De La Torre | 935 Players |
Del-Dic | Delcarmen to Dickerson |
Dic-Doy | Dickey to Doyne |
Doz-Dys | Dozier to Dyson |
Ead-Els | E is for Evers, His jaw in advance; Never afraid To Tinker with Chance. | Eaddy to Elston | 348 Players |
Elv-Ezz | Elvira to Ezzell |
Faa-Fio | F is for Fordham And Frankie and Frisch; I wish he were back With the Giants, I wish. | Faatz to Fiore | 681 Players |
Fio-Fos | Fiorentino to Fossum |
Fos-Fyh | Foster to Fyhrie |
Gab-Gen | G is for Gehrig, The Pride of the Stadium; His record pure gold, His courage, pure radium. | Gabbard to Genovese | 1,048 Players |
Gen-Gog | Gentile to Goggin |
Gog-Gre | Gogolewski to Green |
Gre-Gys | Greenberg to Gyselman |
Haa-Har | H is for Hornsby; When pitching to Rog, The pitcher would pitch, Then the pitcher would dodge. | Haad to Harting | 1,384 Players |
Har-Hay | Hartje to Hayes |
Hay-Her | Hayhurst to Hernandez |
Her-Hof | Herndon to Hofferth |
Hof-How | Hoffman to Howard |
How-Hyz | Howarth to Hyzdu |
Ian-Izt | I is for Me, Not a hard-hitting man, But an outstanding all-time Incurable fan. | Iannetta to Izturis | 58 Players |
Jab-Joh | J is for Johnson The Big Train in his prime Was so fast he could throw Three strikes at a time. | Jablonski to Johnson | 500 Players |
Joh-Juu | Johnston to Juul |
Ka'-Ken | K is for Keeler, As fresh as green paint, The fastest and mostest To hit where they ain't. | Ka'aihue to Kent | 696 Players |
Ken-Kno | Kenworthy to Knoll |
Kno-Kyl | Knolls to Kyle |
Laa-Law | L is for Lajoie Whom Clevelanders love, Napolean himself, With glue in his glove. | Laabs to Lawrence | 878 Players |
Law-Lew | Lawrie to Lewis |
Ley-Lop | Ley to Lopez |
Lop-Lyt | Lopez to Lyttle |
Maa-Man | M is for Matty, Who carried a charm In the form of an extra brain in his arm. | Maas to Mantei | 1,994 Players |
Man-Mat | Mantilla to Mattison |
Mat-McD | Mattox to McDonnell |
McD-McN | McDonough to McNulty |
McP-Mil | McPartlin to Milchin |
Mil-Mon | Miles to Money |
Mon-Mos | Monge to Mossi |
Mos-Myr | Mossor to Myrow |
Nab-Nic | N is for Newsom, Bobo's favorite kin. You ask how he's here, He talked himself in. | Nabholz to Nicholson | 335 Players |
Nic-Nym | Nichting to Nyman |
O'B-Oli | O is for Ott Of the restless right foot. When he leaned on the pellet, The pellet stayed put. | O'Berry to Oliveros | 356 Players |
Oli-Ozu | Olivo to Ozuna |
Pab-Pea | P is for Plank, The arm of the A's; When he tangled with Matty Games lasted for days. | Pabst to Peacock | 919 Players |
Pea-Pet | Peak to Petty |
Pet-Pol | Pettyjohn to Polli |
Pol-Pyz | Pollock to Pyznarski |
Qua-Qui | Q is for Don Quixote Cornelius Mack; Neither Yankees nor years Can halt his attack. | Quackenbush to Quisenberry | 47 Players |
Raa-Rei | 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 | 1,056 Players |
Rei-Rit | Reimer to Ritterson |
Rit-Rom | Rittwage to Romero |
Rom-Rze | Romine to Rzepczynski |
Saa-Sch | S is for Speaker, Swift center-field tender, When the ball saw him coming, It yelled, "I surrender." | Saarloos to Schenz | 1,868 Players |
Sch-Ser | Schepner to Service |
Ses-Sil | Sessi to Silva |
Sil-Smi | Silvera to Smith |
Smi-Sta | Smithberg to Stanley |
Sta-Str | Stansberry to Stroud |
Str-Szu | Stroughter to Szuminski |
Tab-Thi | T is for Terry The Giant from Memphis Whose .400 average You can't overemphis. | Tabaka to Thielman | 632 Players |
Thi-Tom | Thies to Tompkins |
Tom-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 | 60 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 | 269 Players |
Wac-War | W is for Wagner, The bowlegged beauty; Short was closed to all traffic With Honus on duty. | Wacha to Warnock | 1,066 Players |
War-Wes | Warren to Westbrook |
Wes-Wil | Westerberg to Williamson |
Wil-Woo | Willigrod to Wood |
Woo-Wys | Woodall to Wysong |
X | X is the first of two x's in Foxx Who was right behind Ruth with his powerful soxx. | No Names | 0 Players | Yab-Yva | Y is for Young The magnificent Cy; People battled against him, But I never knew why. | Yabu to Yvars | 112 Players |
Zab-Zyc | Z is for Zenith The summit of fame. These men are up there. These men are the game. | Zabala to Zych | 93 Players |
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