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Diamondbacks Revival Leads to a Formidable Foe
A.L. division series matchups: Tigers vs. Yankees | Rays vs. Rangers It was spring training 1988, and Kirk Gibson had just joined the Los Angeles Dodgers. One day, his teammate Jesse Orosco smeared eye black on the inside of Gibsons cap - a harmless prank to some, but not to Gibson. He stormed off, leaving camp in a fury. The guys getting ready - By TYLER KEPNER
Rosenthal: Cubs offer managing job to Brewers hitting coach Dale ...
4 hours ago ... The Cubs offered Brewers hitting coach Dale sveum their managing position Wednesday, beating out the Red Sox for the candidate that both teams coveted. Rosenthal: Cubs offer managing ...
A checklist for Sveum: Red Sox vs. Cubs
The two organizations each interviewed Pete Mackanin, Sandy Alomar Jr. and Dale sveum (with Mike Maddux withdrawing from consideration with the Sox, while continuing to pursue the Cubs position). And now, as the teams winnow down their candidates ...
Cubs New Manager DALE SVEUM | Bullpen Brian
Cubs New Manager Dale sveum. I'm trying to get use to the idea of Dale sveum as the Cubs new manager. He wasn't a candidate I gave much thought to, not with Tito, Maddux, and Alomar in the running. But, of course, that ...
Boston Red Sox Give DALE SVEUM Second Interview for Manager Spot ...
The Boston Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington announced Monday night that Dale sveum would be getting a followup interview on Wednesday. Dale sveum is one of the ...
Harris: Media Meets The Latest Cubs Candidate, DALE SVEUM « CBS ...
Harris: Media Meets The Latest Cubs Candidate, Dale sveum November 7, 2011 9:31 PM
Is there some possible truth to the rumors about 1987?
Quite a few people have passed around the idea that in the 1987 season the steroids were rampant in MLB. I checked the stats and of the 25 players who had more than 30 homers that year, 16 had posted their career high that season. Some by only a few, but 9 of the 16 had 25% or more higher than their next best season. Biggest standouts:
Andre Dawson 49 (next highest 32)
George Bell 47 (next 31)
Wally Joyner 34 (next 22)
Brook Jacoby 32 (next 20)
Larry Sheets 31 (next 18)
And some of the under 30 homer standouts:
Juan Samuel 28 (next 19)
Ivan Calderon 28 (next 19)
Keith Moreland 27 (next 16)
Ozzie Virgil 27 (next 19)
Dale sveum 25 (next 12)
Wade Boggs 24 (next 11)
John Shelby 21 (next 11)
So why does it seem so many found their big swing that year? Or is this all still a wild conspiracy?
Answer: 1987 was the year of the "Super Ball". Early in the season, it became clear that the baseballs were much much livelier than they had been the previous season. Line drive hitters like Boggs, Jacoby and Joyner all had career years in the power department. MLB claimed that the balls were exactly the same, but no one believed it. The theories suggested that the ball was wound more tightly or that the core of the ball had been replaced with a substance that would give the ball more jump off the bat.
As far as the steroid angle goes, I think 1987 was still a bit too early. The steroid era didn't really become rampant until the 90s, in my opinion.
Furthermore, if all these players had garned success from taking steroids, wouldn't it make sense at least some of them would have maintained those power numbers for the next few seasons? Why would they stop taking them if they improved their performance so much. MLB didn't institute any more stringent testing policies in 1988. It would only follow that at least some of them would keep hitting HRs at the 1987 pace. But that is not the case. Therefore, you have to assume that it was something specific to the 1987 season, not the players.
The statistical anomaly that was the 1987 season was because the league doctored the balls.
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DALE SVEUM to get a second interview with the Red Sox | HardballTalk
Given that the first interview consisted of nine hours of conversation and a battery of managerial simulations — and given that the dude worked for ...
Sveum accepts offer to become Cubs manager
The Chicago Cubs managerial search is over: Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach Dale sveum has accepted the job of succeeding Mike Quade in the Cubs dugout. Sveum received a three-year contract with a club option for 2015. Sveum, 47, will be ...
DALE SVEUM next Cubs Manager and other notes |
According to multiple reports, The Cubs will name Brewers' hitting coach Dale sveum as their new manager. Sveum will be the Cubs 58th manager in team history.
DALE SVEUM appears to be favorite for Red Sox’s job - MLB ...
The Boston Red Sox will meet again Wednesday with Dale sveum to discuss their managerial opening. And The Boston Globe speculates Sveum ultimately could be ...
Brewers GM on Sveum: ‘Dale’s to the point where he’s ready’
MILWAUKEE — Dale sveum has emerged as the frontrunner to be the Red Sox’ next manager, and his former boss believes he’s ready for the challenge. “Very conscientious guy,” Melvin said, listing off qualities that would serve Sveum well ...
ROUNDUP; Maddon and Gibson Are Managers of the Year
MILWAUKEE — On a day when two major league managers were honored for their work in the past year, the futures of two men in the running for managerial positions next season began to crystallize as well. The Baseball Writers’ Association of America named its managers of the year Wednesday: Arizona’s Kirk Gibson in the National - By ANDREW KEH and RICHARD SANDOMIR
DALE SVEUM to meet again with Red Sox - Sports - The Boston Globe
Dale sveum has emerged as one of the finalists to become manager of the Red Sox and is expected to meet with owner John Henry this week, perhaps as soon as ...
DALE SVEUM to meet again with Red Sox - Sports - The Boston Globe
3 days ago ... Sveum, a finalist for the Red Sox' managerial opening, is expected to meet with owner John Henry this week, according to team sources.
Managers Of the Year Are Maddon And Piniella
Joe Maddon had a good reason for interrupting his honeymoon. About an hour after he landed in Rome, the newly married Maddon easily won the American League Manager of the Year award Wednesday for guiding the Tampa Bay Rays from baseballs basement to the World Series in one astonishing season. Lou Piniella won the National League honor after - Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon is named American League manager of year, while Chicago Cubs manager Lou Piniella wins National League award (M) - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sources: Chicago Cubs offer managerial job to DALE SVEUM - MLB ...
MILWAUKEE -- Dale sveum has been offered the Chicago Cubs managerial job, sources told SI.com, and signs point strongly to Sveum accepting the position ...
Sveum interviews for Cubs manager vacancy
CHICAGO (AP) – Dale sveum felt as though he was seeing the same pitch twice when he interviewed for the Chicago Cubs managing job. The Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach said Monday the process mirrored what he went through in Boston last week ...
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Red Sox Lose Fourth in a Row The Texas Rangers rookie Tommy Hunter pitched six solid innings to beat Josh Beckett and the Boston Red Sox, 4-2, in Arlington, knocking the Red Sox out of first place in the American League East. Boston has lost four in a row for the first time in a year. Hank Blalock put Texas ahead to stay with a two-run single in - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chicago Cubs Offer DALE SVEUM Manager Position; Red Sox Still ...
First rumors surfaced that Mike Maddux, thought by some to have an inside track on the Cubs open manager position, would be out of the running. And the Red Sox, interviewing a similar candidate pool as the Cubs (see: ...
DALE SVEUM - Milwaukee Brewers
Dale sveum #29. Photo of Dale sveum mil. Full Name: Dale sveum; Uniform #: 29. COACHING CAREER Begins his sixth season on the coaching staff and third ...
DALE SVEUM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dale Curtis Sveum is a former Major League Baseball player and the current manager of the Chicago Cubs. A talented athlete, Sveum was an All-State and All-American ...
DALE SVEUM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dale Curtis Sveum (pronounced /ˈsweɪm/ swaym; born November 23, 1963, in Richmond, California) is the Manager of the Chicago Cubs. He is also a retired ...
Boston Red Sox Manager Search: DALE SVEUMs Second Interview Conducted Wednesday
Boston Red Sox brass conducted a second interview on Wednesday with Milwaukee hitting coach Dale sveum, considered the front-runner to replace Terry Francona as the Boston Red Sox manager. The team declined to update the progress of their search ...
SPORTS BRIEFING | BASEBALL; Sveum Isnt On Brewers List
Doug Melvin will get a three-year contract extension as the general manager of the Milwaukee Brewers, but the team also said that Dale sveum was no longer under consideration to become manager. Sveum was promoted from his coaching position and served as interim manager after Ned Yost was fired with 12 games left in the regular season. The Brewers - Milwaukee Brewers sign general manager Doug Melvin to three-year contract extension; are no longer considering Dale sveum, who served as interim manager after Brewers fired manager Ned Yost with 12 games left in regular season, to be manager next season (S) - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LEADING OFF; Woods, Vick, the Red Sox: No Winner’s Circle for Anyone — Leading Off
The sports world has been positively prolific in producing villains these days. They seem to roll off the assembly line daily now. Penn State, of course, has created a category all its own, but the field around them is crowded with Tiger Woods and Michael Vick; the N.B.A., which occupies the unique position of having a fight where no one is rooting - By LYNN ZINSER
Cubs name DALE SVEUM manager
The Cubs will announce Dale sveum as their new manager on Friday, the team announced on Thursday. Sveum, 47, was the Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach and has been with them since 2006. ‘‘Dale’s a good guy, a good, solid baseball guy ...
What do you think of the Cubs offering the manager job to DALE SVEUM?
Will it help bring Prince Fielder to Chicago?
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Brewers fire Yost! (Really!) Is this the right move, and at the right time?
Dale sveum takes over as interim manager.
Well, this makes Yost the automatic fall guy. If the team misses the postseason, Sveum wont get blamed. If they do make it, hes a hero.
Howzabout firing Doug Melvin? He was a poor GM in Texas, and hes doing much the same in Milwaukee.
Answer: right move? yes
right time? not at all
Personally i think the only reason for this move is because of the success the mets had with firing Willie Randolph. I originally thought at the beginning of the season that Yost was a bad manager for the team he had (young talent!). But he seemed to have gotten the hang of it, but this change may really get the brewers back on pace. They needed something to shift their momentum, and this could really help. Lets face it, they were on a downward spiral, and they are making desperate moves to get into the playoffs (which they really deserve).
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Sveum in spotlight for Cubs manager job
It appears the Cubs have decided on Dale sveum as their new manager. And you ... Sveum, who also was considered the front-runner for the Boston managerial vacancy, has yet to receive an offer from the Red Sox, according to reports, leaving the ...
Cubs Offer Managing Job to DALE SVEUM - Brew Crew Ball
Cubs Offer Managing Job to Dale sveum. Sveum is, of course, likely to accept. 1 minute ago X1pxoywqu4sjf73f7drxq2lmqys7mzsyx7pa9necepiffk_ewcuwmuazb-o17ukmbriclcdkn4lk-4xposaawiq4j8hzdsccpjwatqpz2o2p- ...
Chicago Cubs Offer DALE SVEUM Manager Position; Red Sox Still Looking
Assuming the offer is accepted and the Red Sox dont go nuts with a counter-offer, Sveums the man. (Is it too early to say "Its all the Sveum to me?") Following the news is increased speculation about which candidates move to the top of the ...
Who can take over for Brewers manager DALE SVEUM?
I know Sveum took the Brewers to the Postseason but Brewers fans have to think that there is someone better out there to get the Brewers deeper into the postseason next year... But who could that be???
Answer: Anyone can fill that position, and Sveum may stay with the Brewers because of the playoff birth, but we will see what the Brew Crew does.
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Sveum Officially Offered Cubs Manager Job
The Chicago Cubs confirmed Thursday that the club has offered its vacant manager position to Dale sveum, the Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach. Sveum was offered the job after meeting with the Cubs for a second time at the general managers ...
DALE SVEUM Scheduled For Second Interview - Over the Monster
According to Ken Rosenthal at Fox Sports, former Red Sox coach and current Brewerss hitting coach Dale sveum has earned a second interview with the Red ...
Chicago Cubs: DALE SVEUM Likely Next Manager, but Was He First ...
3 hours ago ... According to sources , Dale sveum has been offered the job as Chicago Cubs manager. Since he is also a candidate for the Boston Red Sox ...
Who thinks DALE SVEUM shouldve been made permanent manager of the Brewers?
He got them into the playoffs last season and turned their season around. This season they didnt even get into the playoffs? Why didnt he become permanent manager?
Do you think he can leave the Brewers and go find another position as a manager for another team?
Answer: My guess is that they didn't view Sveum has manager material. I thought Willie Randolph would've been a great fit for them as the manager. He is the bench coach, but I don't believe Macha should've gotten the job.
That's definitely a possibility. It all relies on himself and if he feels comfortable where he's at as a coach in this league. Of course teams have to have interest in him, we'll see what happens there.
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Ben Cherington, Red Sox to Bring DALE SVEUM, Another Candidate ...
Dale sveum certainly sounds like a favorite to be awarded the currently vacant Red Sox managerial job. However, it sounds like hes not the only favorite ...
SPORTS BRIEFING | BASEBALL; Nationals Pick Up Option For Johnson to Remain
The Washington Nationals said they were picking up Manager Davey Johnsons option for next season. Washington is coming off an 80-81 season and a third-place finish in the National League East, its best showing since moving from Montreal in 2005. Johnson, 68, went 40-43 after taking over in June when Jim Riggleman abruptly quit. Johnson stated his - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chicago Cubs: DALE SVEUM appears set as Chicago Cubs choice ...
Multiple reports out of Milwaukee say Brewers coach new Cubs manager Looks like Sveums the 1. MILWAUKEE — The Cubs appear poised to hire Dale sveum as ...
DALE SVEUM to get second interview with Red Sox - MLB News | FOX ...
The possibility is growing stronger. Brewers hitting coach Dale sveum is scheduled for a second interview with the Red Sox this week, according to major ...
Cubs choose the best Who? available
It appears the Cubs have decided on Dale sveum as their new manager. And you ... The Cubs already made their “Wow!’’ hire. Theo Epstein was as “Wow!’’ as any team could get. He was “Wow!’’ with a capital “WOW!’’
Report: DALE SVEUM To Be Offered Cubs Manager Position - Bleed ...
The Milwaukee Brewers bench coach could be the Cubs' next field manager.
are any of the baseball cards worth anything?
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Answer: even if non of them are worth a lot ...u can sell that hole pack to a fan for some big bucks
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Cubs Offer DALE SVEUM Position As Manager: MLB Rumors ...
Cubs Offer Dale sveum Position As Manager. By Luke Adams [November 16, 2011 at 10:10pm CST]. 10:10pm: The Cubs have offered Sveum the job as manager, tweets Heyman. Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports notes (via Twitter) that the Red ...
Cubs hire Sveum as new manager
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Chicago Cubs have hired Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach Dale sveum (swaym) as their new manager. The Cubs announced the move Thursday and said he would be introduced at a news conference Friday at Wrigley Field. Sveum ...
Cubs offer manager's gig to Brewers' DALE SVEUM | HardballTalk
15 hours ago ... The Cubs' search for a new skipper could be over. According to Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated, Brewers hitting coach Dale sveum was ...
Cubs New Manager DALE SVEUM | Bullpen Brian
I’m trying to get use to the idea of Dale sveum as the Cubs new manager. He wasn’t a candidate I gave much thought to, not with Tito, Maddux, and ...
Sveum gets followup interview on Wednesday
MILWAUKEE -- Dale sveum was the second candidate to speak with the Red Sox about their managerial vacancy, but he will be the first to get a second interview. Boston general manager Ben Cherington confirmed Monday night that Sveum will have his ...
SPORTS BRIEFING | BASEBALL; Macha To Manage Brewers
Ken Macha was hired as the manager of the Milwaukee Brewers, taking over from Dale sveum after the teams first postseason appearance since 1982. Macha, 58, took the Oakland As to two American League West titles and lost his job after the 2005 season for a week, only to return in 2006. He spent the last two years as a television analyst. Sveum - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DALE SVEUM Takes Chicago Cubs Job « CBS Boston
Dale sveum is set to become a major league manager, just not in Boston.
Report: DALE SVEUM To Be Named Cubs Manager - Baseball Nation
Multiple reports late Wednesday night, including this one from Carrie Muskat at cubs.com, indicated that Milwaukee Brewers coach Dale sveum would be...
ROUNDUP; Red Sox Keep Ticket Prices Same After September Collapse
In the wake of a historic September collapse and October revelations about players drinking beer and eating chicken while games were being played, the Boston Red Sox are keeping ticket prices the same for the 2012 season. The club announced Tuesday that the cost of all tickets available to the public would be unchanged, and prices for premium seats - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DALE SVEUM hired as Chicago Cubs manager
Dale sveum is the new manager of the Chicago Cubs. The club confirmed what seemed likely the past two days, announcing that Sveum will take over for the fired Mike ...
BREWERS 4, PHILLIES 1; Brewers Extend Their Series A Little Deeper Into Football Season
The good folks in this sports-mad town will be confronted with quite a predicament at about noon local time on Sunday. What to watch on television: Green Bay football or playoff baseball? Sundays in October here have long been dedicated to all things Packers, but the rejuvenated Brewers will be competing for the regions attention after avoiding - Milwaukee Brewers defeat Philadelphia Phillies, 4-1, in Game 3 of National League division series; Phillies lead series, 2-1; photos (M) - By BEN SHPIGEL
DALE SVEUM appears to be favorite for Red Sox's job - MLB ...
1 day ago ... The Boston Red Sox will meet again Wednesday with Dale sveum to discuss their managerial opening. And The Boston Globe speculates ...
Sveum emerges as a Red Sox finalist
Dale sveum has emerged as one of the finalists to become manager of the Red Sox and is expected to meet with owner John Henry this week, perhaps as soon as Tuesday, Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports was the first to report Sveum becoming a finalist.
Chicago Cubs offer DALE SVEUM managerial job, source says ...
34 minutes ago ... Dale sveum had been offered the manager's job by the Chicago Cubs, according to a source.
Cubs want DALE SVEUM; Sox search goes on
MILWAUKEE — Lunch with Dale sveum lasted for about two hours yesterday. The Red Sox [team stats]’ managerial search figures to drag on a while longer. As he wrapped up his business at the general managers meetings late last night, Ben Cherington said ...
do you think the milwaukee brewers will fire Ken Macha before the season ends?
i think so and just replace him for the rest of the season with Dale sveum and then try to hire tony larussa or jim tracey or Lou Piniella as manger what do yuo think and why
oh and during the trading deadline do you think they will try to get lance berkman in a trade with the astros
Answer: I've been saying this all year, Macha will not get fired. For one, Doug Melvin will not fire him because he loves him. Every Brewers fan knows the Firing of Macha is going to come from the top and be done by owner Mark Attanasio, and I just don't see it happening. I honestly believe that it's MORE likely that Macha will be back Next season than it is that he will be fired during this season.
as far as managers go, LaRussa isn't leaving St. Louis and Tracey isn't leaving Colorado (especially not for Milwaukee lol) And why would you want Lous? He's 67 years old and every Cubs fan knows that he seems to have lost the passion. Maybe he hasn't on the inside, but on the outside he reminds me a bit of Macha. No doubt Piniella is a great baseball mind, but that would be stupid to even try to bring him in. (and I also think there is no way he'd want to go to milwaukee, It's honestly one of the least attractive jobs in baseball)
No, the Brewers won't get Lance Berkman. For one, I don't know their use for him would be, and why in the world they want to bring in a washed up first baseman. makes 0 sense.
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Reports: Cubs offer manager job to Sveum
MILWAUKEE — The Chicago Cubs appear poised to hire Dale sveum as their manager, assuming he will have them. There was no confirmation from the organization, but multiple reports Wednesday night said Sveum, the Brewers’ hitting coach, has been offered a ...
Milwaukee Brewers DALE SVEUM has second interview with Boston Red ...
Dale sveum had a second interview with the Red Sox, who didnt say much afterwards.
are any of these baseball cards worth anything?
Barry Bonds - Giants (MVP)
Benito Santiago - Giants (MVP)
Jacque Jones - Twins (MVP)
Francisco Rodriguez - Angels (MVP)
Jason Kendall - Pirates (MVP)
Joe Borchard - White Sox (MVP)
Terrence Long - Athletics (MVP)
Andruw Jones - Braves (MVP)
Vladimir Guerrerd - Expos (MVP)
Odalis Perez - Dodgers (MVP)
Roger Clemens - Yankees (MVP)
Brad Wilkerson - Expos (MVP)
Michael Barrett - Expos (MVP)
Al Leiter - Mets (MVP)
Kazuhisa Ishii - Dodgers (MVP)
Jason Giambi - Yankees (MVP)
Brian Harper - Twins (MVP)
Ichiro - Mariners
Cameron Drew - Astros
Rick Reuschel - Giants
Rickey Henderson - Yankees
Bob Stanley - Red Sox
Rafael Palmeiro - Rangers
Randy Bockus - Tigers
Greg Gagne - Twins
B.J. Surhoff - Brewers (2)
Floyd Youmans - Phillies
Rick Leach - Rangers
Oswald Peraza - Orioles
Rock Raines - Expos
Dale Murphy - Braves (2)
Bob Brower - Yankees
Joe Carter- Indians
Rafael Ramirez - Astros
Pete Harniksch - Orioles
Ricco Brogna - Tigers
Dave Henderson - Athletics
Barry Larkin - Reds
Joey Meyer - Brewers
Devon White - Angels
Ed Sprague - Blue Jays
Ruben Sierra - Rangers
Cory Snyder - Indians
Mike Marshall - Dodgers (2)
Kal Daniels - Reds
Rick Reuschel - Pirates
Jim Deshaies - Astros
Henry Cotto - Yankees
Bill Gullickson - Reds
Pat Corrales - Indians (manager)
Andres Thomas - Braves
Greg Swindell - Indians
Rich Yett - Indians
Kal Daniels - Reds
Ed Vande Berg - Dodgers
Mike Flanagan - Orioles
Mike Felder - Brewers
Dave Parker - Reds
Bruce Bochte - Athletics
Dan Schatzeder - Phillies
Bill Doran - Astros
Ron Robinson - Reds
Ron Washington - Twins
Whitey Herzog - Cardinals (manager) (2)
Alejandro Pena - Dodgers
Gerald Perry - Braves
Steve Bedrosian - Giants
Eric Davis - Reds
Tim Burke - Expos
Frank Viola - Mets
Jose Nunez - Blue Jays
Dennis Rasmussen - Padres
Jack Clark - Padres
Harold Baines - Rangers
Matt Williams - Giants
Howard Johnson - Mets
Steve Farr - Royals
Bo Diaz - Reds
Steve Balboni - Yankees
Ellis Burks - Red Sox
Ron Hassey - Athletics
Kirt Manwaring - Giants
Deion Sanders - Yankees
Mike Scioscia - Dodgers
Oddibe McDowell - Braves
Shawon Dunston - Cubs
Garry Templeton - Padres
Danny Heep - Red Sox
Larry Herndon - Tigers
Don August - Brewers
Carlos Quintana - Red Sox
Carmelo Martinez - Padres
Glenn Wilson - Phillies
Lou Whitaker - Tigers
Jerry Browne - Rangers
Guy Hoffman - Reds
Vince Coleman - Cardinals
Dale sveum - Brewers (2)
Willie Wilson - Royals (2)
Mark Gubicza - Royals
Mark Davis - Padres
Jim Deshaies - Astros
Glenn Wilson - Phillies
Dave Smith - Astros
Scott Garrelts - Giants
Rob Deer - Brewers
Fred Lynn - Orioles
Jose DeLeon - White Sox
Mike Pagilarulo - Yankees
Greg Mathews - Cardinals
Juan Berenguer - Twins
Alan Trammell - Tigers
Andy McGaffigan - Expos
Steve Farr - Royals
Greg Swindell - Indians
Ruppert Jones - Tigers
Frank White - Royals
Jerry Hairston - White Sox
Bob Shirley - Yankees
Tom Herr - Cardinals
Glenn Hubbard - Braves
Garth Iorg - Blue Jays
Juan Samuel - Phillies
Dwayne Murphy - Athletics
Alan Ashby - Astros
Steve Carlton - Phillies
Rick Cerone - Yankees
Neal Heaton - Indians
Larry McWilliams - Pirates
Gene Garber - Braves
Steve Rogers - Expos
Juan Samel - Phillies
Mike Davis - Athletics
Ernie Camacho - Indians
Calvin Schiraldi - Mets
Mitch Webster - Expos
Vida Blue - Giants
Greg Booker - Padres
Alejandro Sanchez - Tigers
Ron Robinson - Reds
Floyd Rayford - Orioles
Bob Clark - Brewers
Scott Sanderson - Cubs
Andres Thomas - Braves
Frank DiPino - Cardinals
Charlie OBrien - Mets
Von Hayes - Phillies
Dave Henderson - Athletics
Doug Jones - Indians
Rick Mahler - Reds
Paul Marak - Braves
Mike Devereaux- Orioles
Scott Garrelts - Giants
Kent Hrbek - Twins
Steve Lake - Phillies
Efran Veldez - Indians
Julio Machado - Brewers
Bud Black - Blue Jays
Willie Wilson - Royals
Mel Hall - Yankees
Eric Show - Padres
Chipper Jones - Braves
Pete Incaviglia - Rangers
Jack Morris - Tigers
Mickey Hatcher - Dodgers
Gerald Young - Astros
John Smiley - Pirates
David Wells - Blue Jays
Ozzie Guillen - White Sox
Dwight Evans - Red Sox
Francisco Cabrera - Braves
Scott Eirckson - Twins
Ken Oberkfell - Astros
Kelly Gruber - Blue Jays
Donnie Hill - Angels
Ernie Riles - Giants
Francisco Oliveras - Giants
Mike Gallego - Athletics
Larry Andersen - Astros
Kevin Maas - Yankees
Jose Cruz - Astros
Mike Marshall - Dodgers
Vance Law - Expos
Charlie Hough - Rangers
Juan Samual - Phillies
Dave Stieb - Blue Jays
Luis Polonia - Athletics
John Habyan - Orioles
Randy Ready - Padres
Ken Gerhart - Orioles
Tim Burke - Expos
Bill Wegman - Brewers
Mike Jackson - Phillies
Tito Landrum - Dodgers
Herm Winningham - Expos
Jeff Robinson - Pirates
Zane Smith - Braves
R.J. Reynolds - Pirates
Juan Nieves - Brewers
Steve Keifer - Brewers
Brian Fisher - Pirates
John Cerutti - Blue Jays
Todd Frohwirth - Phillies
Tom Lasorda - Dodgers
Rob Deer - Brewers
Jack
Jack Howell - Angels
Jerry Browne - Rangers
Bob Brower - Rangers
Kirk AcCaskill - Angels
Jim Cott - Pirates
Bob Walk - Pirates
Albert Hall - Braves
Dwayne Murphy - Athletics
Vince Coleman - Cardinals
Lance McCullers
Orlando Hernandez - Yankees
Luis Gonzalez - Diamondbacks
Darren Dreifort - Dodgers
Travis Lee - Phillies
Mike Sweeney - Royals
Timo Perez - Mets
David Segui - Orioles
Toby Hall - Rays
Ryan Drese - Indians
Terry Adams - Dodgers
Mike Kinkade - Orioles
Dave LaPoint - Cardinals
Luis Alicea - Royals
Denny Hocking - Twins
John Grubb - Tigers
Eric Ownes - Marlins
Atlee Hammaker - Giants
Gerald Perry - Braves
Aramis - Ramirez - Pirates
Rich Aurilia - Giants
Kelvim Escobar - Blue Jays
J.D. Drew - Cardinals
Raul Mondesi - Blue Jays
Juan Gonzalez
Mark Prior - Cubs
Paul Byrd - Royals
Albert Pujols - Cardinals
Bernie Williams - Yankees
Brett Myers - Phillies
Derek Jeter - Yankees
Carl Everett - Rangers
Curt Schilling - Diamondbacks
Garret Anderson - Angles (rookie card)
Marquis Grissom - Expos
John Smiley - Pirates (rookie card)
Benny Santiago - Padres (rookie card)
Bob Brower - Rangers (rookie card)
Mike LaValliere - Pirates
Larry Parrish - Red Sox
Mike Witt - Angels
Len Dykstra - Mets
Wil Tejada - Expos
Dave Parker - Reds
Zane Smith - Braves
Dave Parker - Athletics
Joe Carter - Indians
Mike Scott - Astros
Steve Cox - Rays
Gorman Thomas - Brewers
Rich Dauer - Orioles
Kelvin Moore - Athletics
Omar Moreno - Pirates
Steve McCatty - Athletics
Candy Maldonado - Dodgers
Mike Gates - Expos
Tom OMalley - Mets
R.J. Reynolds - Pirates
Felix Fermin - Indians
Zane Smith - Braves
Steve Ontiveros - Athletics
Lance Blankenship - Athletics
Gene Nelson - Athletics
Todd Burns - Athletics
Gerald Perry - Braves
Bob Tewksbury - Yankees
Bobby Grich - Angels
Lonnie Smith - Royals
Keith Hernandez - Mets
Mike Marshall - Dodgers
Will Clark - Giants
Tony Pena - Pirates
Mike Davis - Athletics
George Brett - Royals
Gary Ward - Rangers
Steve Garvey - Padres
Dave Winfield - Yankees
Rich Allen - White Sox
Gil Hodges - Mets (manager)
John Franco - Reds
Keith Hernandez - Cardinals
Keith Drumright - Athletics
Frank Robinson - Orioles
Fren Lynn - Red Sox
Vince Coleman - Mets
Don Baylor - Athletics
Scott Taylor - Red Sox
Steve Ontiveros - Athletics
Ken Phelps - Yankees
Pedro Munoz - Twins
Doyle Alexander - Braves
Glenn Hubbard - Athletics
John Kruk - Phillies
Chris Brown - Giants
Scott Fletcher - Rangers
Dave Righetti - Yankees
Ruppert Jones - Padres
Bill Doran - Astros
Jason Thompson - Pirates
Danny Tartabull - Royals
Jeff Leonard - Giants
Tim Raines - Expos
Jack Howell - Angels
Juan Samuel - Dodgers
Lance Parrish - Angels
Joe Magrane - Cardinals
Hal Morris - Reds
Eddie Murray - Dodgers
Tom Glavine - Braves
Hubie Brooks - Dodgers
Wil Cobdero - Expos
Alex Fernandez - White Sox
Robin Roberts - Phillies
Al Pedrique - Pirates (rookie card)
Fred Manrique - White Sox (rookie card)
Luis Polonia - Athletics
Wayne Tolleson -Yankees
Jim Pankovits - Astros
Wally Backman - Mets
Joe Girardi - Cubs
Lenny Dykstra - Phillies
Tommy Herr - Phillies
Greg Harris - Padres
Mike Marshall - Dodgers
Lou Whitaker - Tigers (2)
Mitch Williams - Rangers
Mariano Duncan - Dodgers
Shawn Hillegas - Dodgers
Jeffrey Leonard - Giants
Bill Dawley - Cardinals
Mike Felder - Brewers
Brian Downing - Angels
Wayne Tolleson - Yankees
Bob Kneeper - Astros
Rick Sutcliffe - Cubs
Jesse Barfield - Blue Jays
Paul Molitor - Brewers
Alan Ashby - Astros
Ken Dixon - Orioles
Damon Berryhill - Cubs
Mike LaValliere - Pirates
Adam Kennedy - Angels
Andy Van Slyke - Pirates
Randy Ready - Padres
Roberto Kelly - Yankees
Cory Snyder - Indians
Nelson Liriano - Blue Jays
Storm Davis - Athletics
Dennsi Eckersley - Athletics
Jack McDowell - White Sox
Scott Bails - Indians
Ernie Whitt - Blue Jays
Pedro Guerrero - Dodgers
Gerald Perry - Braves
Mike Benjamin - Giants
Stan Belinda - Pirates
Greg Harris - Red Sox
Joe Klink - Athletics
Kent Hrbek - Twins
Walt Terrell - Tigers
Carl Nichols - Astros
Ron Karkovice - White Sox
Mel Rojas - Expos
Mike Walker - Indians
Brady Anderson - Orioles
Shawn Boskie - Cubs
Bob Milacki - Orioles
Chuck Finley - Angels
Mike Benjamin - Giants
Lance Johnson - White Sox
Lenny Harris - Dodgers
Frank DiPino - Cardinals
Mike Fitzgerald - Expos
Ernie Whitt - Blue Jays
Curt Ford - Cardinals
Bob Forsch - Cardinals
Kelly Gruber - Blue Jays
Jerry Reuss - Angels
Bruce Ruffin - Phillies
Tim Wallace - Expos
Bob Rodgers - Expos
Keith Comstock - Padres
Dick Schofield - Angels
Al Pedrique - Pirates
Bob Knepper - Astros
Don Aase - Orioles
Tim Birtsas - Athletics
Fred Toliver - Phillies
Tom Neidnfuer - Orioles
Todd Worrell - Cardinals
Roger Clemens - Red Sox
Mike Boddicker - Orioles (holograph)
Mike Stanton - Indians
Answer: A quick scan through that list tells me that your cards are probably from the 1980's or early 1990's. Even without knowing the exact year and brand of the cards, I don't think you'd be able to get much for them at all. Maybe a couple of bucks for the whole lot.
- R.
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