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| In Game 2, second | baseman, Aaron Ward hit a home run. |
| s first career hit and RBI, driving in second | baseman Aaron Hill. |
| His brother, former Pittsburgh Pirates first | baseman Adam LaRoche, also used this song for several |
| father of current Washington Nationals first | baseman Adam LaRoche, and Oakland Athletics third bas |
| Gold glove third | baseman Adrian Beltre |
| the 2011 season would be the signing of third | baseman Adrian Beltre. |
| ida, who was injured in collisions with third | baseman Adrian Beltre.) |
| Rays outfielder Carl Crawford, Red Sox third | baseman Adrian Beltre, Rays closer Rafael Soriano, Ph |
| to the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for second | baseman Akinori Iwamura. |
| while St. Louis Cardinals first | baseman Albert Pujols finished first with a .35871 |
| gue David Epstein revealed that Yankees third | baseman Alex Rodriguez tested positive for steroids i |
| uszewski, who himself had pinch-hit for third | baseman Alex Grammas. |
| ber for the A's and became their starting 1st | baseman, also seeing spot duty in the outfield and at |
| ns in the major leagues, primarily as a third | baseman, although he also saw significant time as a s |
| lusively in the infield as a second and third | baseman; although he played only 91 games at third, h |
| ber 8, 1978) was an American second and third | baseman and coach in Negro League and Major League Ba |
| er Major League Baseball shortstop and second | baseman and current bench coach for the San Francisco |
| y will "throw himself out of the reach of the | baseman, and catch the bag from the outside." |
| Bat", is a former Major League Baseball third | baseman and right-handed batter who played for the Sa |
| tober 7, 1909 - February 8, 2011) was a third | baseman and shortstop in Major League baseball who pl |
| 81 - November 29, 1916) was an American first | baseman and utility infielder in Major League Basebal |
| Venezuela) is a Major League Baseball second | baseman and right-handed batter who is currently a me |
| tober 21, 1913 - October 9, 1976) was a Third | Baseman and Shortstop for the Detroit Tigers (1938-39 |
| 993) born in Citronelle, Alabama was a second | baseman and outfielder for the Boston Bees/Boston Bra |
| t 11, 1947) was a Major League Baseball first | baseman and right-handed batter who played for the Ne |
| 1951 in Chicago, Illinois) is a former second | baseman and manager in Major League Baseball who most |
| ganization as a minor league first- and third | baseman and manager, and Major League farm system off |
| t of outfielders, a need for a starting first | baseman and having decided on U.L. Washington as its |
| jas, is a former Major League Baseball second | baseman and outfielder who played for the Cincinnati |
| owa) is a former Major League Baseball second | baseman and right-handed batter who played for the Ca |
| nicknamed "The Hammer," was an American first | baseman and left fielder in Major League Baseball who |
| defensive reputations, such as Marines first | baseman and three-time Golden Glove winner Kazuya Fuk |
| r Connor was a complete player - a deft first | baseman and an agile base runner who hit 233 triples |
| Danny Sandoval, second | baseman and shortstop |
| made some appearances as an outfielder, first | baseman, and third baseman. |
| 4 games as a Second | Baseman and Third baseman, and 2 games a pitcher. |
| He was a first | baseman and third baseman for one season (1929) with |
| A second | baseman and third baseman, Fitzergald batted left-han |
| brother, Jim Baxes, was a Major League second | baseman and third baseman. |
| n, New York) is a Major League Baseball third | baseman and first baseman. |
| ormer Major League Baseball shortstop, second | baseman, and third baseman. |
| t York, Ontario) is a Canadian baseball first | baseman and a third baseman. |
| nia) is a retired Major League Baseball third | baseman and second baseman. |
| Primarily a first | baseman and third baseman, he stood 6 feet 1 inch (1. |
| to Mark Koenig, was used as the backup second | baseman and third baseman. |
| ida), is a former Major League Baseball first | baseman and third baseman. |
| Neun turned the triple play as a first | baseman and not a second baseman or shortstop, one da |
| Madlock replaced Ron Santo as the Cubs' third | baseman and hit .313, the highest average for a Cubs |
| 1948 in Pulaski, Virginia) is a former first | baseman and third baseman in Major League Baseball. |
| and 68 RBI as Cincinnati's shortstop, second | baseman, and third baseman. |
| (1862-1931) was a professional baseball first | baseman and shortstop. |
| She is a third | baseman and outfielder who bats and throws right-hand |
| He is the son of former MLB first | baseman and slugger Dolph Camilli. |
| She is a shortstop, second | baseman and outfielder who bats left-handed and throw |
| He will be utilized as a first | baseman and designated hitter. |
| he field, he appeared in 275 games as a third | baseman and 115 at second. |
| By 1949, he became the team's starting third | baseman, and held that position until 1959. |
| For the first | baseman and outfielder who played from 1969-1990, see |
| His older brother, Shelley, is also a first | baseman and outfielder for the Cleveland Indians. |
| He was the first | baseman and cleanup hitter for the Best Tractors as l |
| kett is a retired Major League Baseball first | baseman and outfielder. |
| Adams is a former professional baseball first | baseman and catcher. |
| n Mincher, former Major League Baseball first | baseman and current President of the Southern League |
| He played in 9 games as a first | baseman, and in 3 games as a pitcher. |
| A third | baseman and second baseman primarily, Crabbe played p |
| five others in MLB as a rightfielder, second | baseman and third baseman for the Baltimore Orioles, |
| American former Major League Baseball second | baseman and third baseman and current coach for the N |
| on the basketball team and was pitcher, third | baseman and first baseman on the "Scotties" baseball |
| 66 in Crest Hill, Illinois) is a former first | baseman and third baseman in Major League Baseball wh |
| anded Major League Baseball outfielder, third | baseman, and first baseman. |
| der who took the field as a shortstop, second | baseman, and third baseman during his professional ca |
| As a player, Kuehl was a minor league first | baseman and outfielder who batted and threw left-hand |
| son, Greg Sparks, a former minor league first | baseman and manager, is the Athletics' minor league h |
| 20, 1968) was a Major League Baseball second | baseman and executive. |
| all for the Bozeman Bucks as a starting first | baseman and pitcher. |
| Davis was the starting first | baseman and first captain of manager Connie Mack's Ph |
| a starter, Naehring was a fine-fielding third | baseman and solid all-around offensive player. |
| , Arkansas) is a Major League Baseball second | baseman and outfielder. |
| 1947, he appeared in 13 games, one as a first | baseman and the rest as a pinch hitter. |
| r, Dowse also played every position but third | baseman and shortstop during his major-league tenure. |
| as) is a retired Major League Baseball second | baseman and shortstop. |
| also played center field, right field, first | baseman, and catcher for the Cubs that season, hittin |
| rnia) is a former Major League Baseball first | baseman and outfielder. |
| rida) is a former Major League Baseball first | baseman and outfielder. |
| Davis also spent multiple seasons as a third | baseman and center fielder, and lesser amounts of tim |
| ty (born November 23, 1969) is a former first | baseman and outfielder in Major League Baseball. |
| uri, Sisler was the son of Hall of Fame first | baseman and two-time .400 |
| A second | baseman and right-handed batter, Castro attended Manh |
| w Sacramento native Stan Hack, a former third | baseman and manager of the Chicago Cubs. |
| son University, where he was a standout first | baseman and ranks second on the school's all-time hom |
| Rico) is a former Major League Baseball first | Baseman and outfielder. |
| 9, 1900 - July 4, 1986) was an American first | baseman and right-handed pitcher in Major League Base |
| tah) is a former Major League Baseball second | baseman and shortstop. |
| hitting .292 in 128 games playing as a first | baseman and outfielder. |
| , 1884 - April 3, 1948) was an American third | baseman and manager in Negro league baseball. |
| . McCauley (1863-1917), was an American first | baseman and pitcher in Major League Baseball for thre |
| 5, 1858 - June 9, 1937) was a Canadian third | baseman and manager in Major League Baseball. |
| 953 in Oakland, California) is a former first | baseman and designated hitter in Major League Basebal |
| In 1883, he was the team's regular third | baseman and also went 16-7 on the mound to help the A |
| er of Casey Kotchman, a Tampa Bay Ray's first | baseman, and his daughter Christal Kotchman was on th |
| ormer Major League Baseball outfielder, first | baseman, and manager. |
| the major leagues, where he played as a first | baseman and center fielder. |
| nroe, Texas) is a Major League Baseball first | baseman and left fielder for the Arizona Diamondbacks |
| , was an American Major League Baseball first | baseman and manager. |
| A first | baseman and outfielder, he threw and batted left-hand |
| August 28, 1891) was a German-American second | baseman and manager in Major League Baseball. |
| e purest sense, McCarty was a defensive first | baseman and outfielder who occasionally was called up |
| ay 2, 1994) was a Major League Baseball third | baseman and pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds during th |
| law of Eddie Stanky, the longtime MLB second | baseman and manager, who played under Stock in the Cu |
| e seasons in Baltimore as a slow-footed third | baseman and left fielder before switching to first ba |
| He was a right-handed second | baseman and outfielder over parts of eight seasons (1 |
| 1854 - June 26, 1925) was an American second | baseman and manager in Major League Baseball born in |
| asketball team, and alternated between second | baseman and shortstop on the baseball team. |
| A first | baseman and outfielder, Melendez played for the Phila |
| ifornia) is an American former catcher, first | baseman and manager in professional baseball. |
| League All-Star, Texas League All-Star Second | Baseman and Texas League Minor League Player of the Y |
| or league baseball as an outfielder and first | baseman, and appeared in 4 games for the 1944 Philade |
| ucky) is a former Major League Baseball first | baseman and outfielder who played from 1987 to 1995. |
| 0) was a Canadian-American outfielder, second | baseman and front office executive in Major League Ba |
| York) is a former Major League Baseball first | baseman and designated hitter who played for two seas |
| seasons with the Brooklyn Dodgers as a second | baseman and shortstop. |
| endale, California) was a Major League Second | Baseman and Shortstop for 13 seasons from 1966-1978. |
| rnia) is a former Major League Baseball first | baseman and designated hitter. |
| n Major League Baseball, primarily as a first | baseman and outfielder, from 1983 to 1991. |
| orn in Chicago, Illinois was a catcher, first | baseman and third baseman for the Chicago White Sox ( |
| ember 13, 1911 - October 6, 2006) was a first | baseman and manager in Negro league baseball, most no |
| 1910 - April 2, 1992) was an American second | baseman and shortstop in Major League Baseball who pl |
| , 1913 - July 29, 1968) was an American third | baseman and shortstop in major league baseball who pl |
| 924 in Seattle, Washington) is a former third | baseman and executive in professional baseball who se |
| ifth round of the 1982 June draft as a second | baseman and made his big league debut with the Cubs o |
| rmas, is a former Major League Baseball first | baseman and right-handed batter who played for the Oa |
| tts) is a former Major League Baseball second | baseman and shortstop who played two seasons with the |
| 9 - September 18, 1922) was an American first | baseman and manager in Major League Baseball with the |
| his professional career as a pitcher, second | baseman and outfielder for the Madison Greys of the C |
| owa) is a former professional baseball second | baseman and shortstop who played Major League Basebal |
| h Carolina) was a major league baseball first | baseman and minor league manager. |
| paigns in the Major Leagues as a backup first | baseman, and in his MLB career he collected 123 hits, |
| , 1929 - June 23, 1967) was an American first | baseman and prodigious home run hitter in minor leagu |
| 928 - November 8, 1975) was an American third | baseman and coach in Major League Baseball, and a man |
| sons in minor league baseball, he was a first | baseman and outfielder and converted to catcher in hi |
| coris, Dominican Republic) is a former second | baseman and shortstop for several Major League Baseba |
| seball player who played primarily as a third | baseman and outfielder from 1983 to 1997. |
| February 12, 1889 - May 21, 1960) was a third | baseman and shortstop in Major League Baseball who pl |
| ally abandoned the idea of Kingman as a third | baseman, and kept him at his two primary positions. |
| 1951-52, Federoff played 71 games as a second | baseman and batted .238 in 235 at bats, with no home |
| ajor League Baseball played mainly as a first | baseman and catcher for the Baltimore Orioles in 1882 |
| the final out was to be credited to the first | baseman and that Palys conduct constituted "unsportsm |
| The Cardinals were led by Gold Glove first | baseman and solid hitter Keith Hernandez, while the B |
| A third | Baseman and shortstop, he played Major League Basebal |
| York) is a former Major League Baseball third | baseman and right-handed slugger who played for the B |
| A former minor league first | baseman and outfielder, he began the 2010 season as t |
| 9 games at first base, 45 contests as a third | baseman, and 26 as a catcher. |
| layed in the Major Leagues primarily as a 2nd | baseman and shortstop in 1956 and 1958 for the Kansas |
| ielder with occasional appearances as a first | baseman, Anderson finished in the Top 25 in voting fo |
| Pittsburgh Pirates third | baseman Andy LaRoche used this as his at-bat intro so |
| He was the brother of second | baseman Andy Cohen. |
| Third | baseman Aramis Ramirez opted out of his current contr |
| spiracy was the brainchild of White Sox first | baseman Arnold "Chick" Gandil and Joseph "Sport" Sull |
| With his glove, he was a competent first | baseman as well as all three outfield positions, bein |
| King was the Royals regular first | baseman at the beginning of the 1999 season, but, bot |
| rts began as a football placekicker and third | baseman at Georgia Tech in the early 1970s. |
| come a college football coach, Cliff, a first | baseman at Villanova, and Kevin, a quarterback for th |
| Rhyne Hughes, current first | baseman, Baltimore Orioles. |
| reer appearances with Philadelphia as a first | baseman, batting .254 |
| minor league baseball, originally as a third | baseman before converting to pitching, he began the 1 |
| et 4 inches (1.63 m) tall, Popowski, a second | baseman, began playing in the Red Sox farm system in |
| riginated the modern positioning of the first | baseman, being the first to play away from the bag. |
| In 1910, first | baseman Bill Luby replaced Goldie Bowler as manager, |
| ed in 1932, the New York Giants regular first | baseman Bill Terry had assumed the managing duties. |
| at bat went through the legs of Red Sox first | baseman Bill Buckner, allowing the winning run to sco |
| a rising liner that Cleveland Indians second | baseman Bill Wambsganss caught. |
| ouble plays with Baseball Hall of Fame second | baseman Bill Mazeroski, and the duo set a MLB record |
| reining to the San Francisco Giants for third | baseman Bill Madlock, utilityman Len Randle, and pitc |
| of the 1960 World Series, when Pirate second | baseman Bill Mazeroski hit his dramatic "walk off" ho |
| The trouble reportedly began when third | baseman Bill Hague was injured and needed to be repla |
| en, Wilson hit a ball that went through first | baseman Bill Buckner's legs to win the game for the M |
| Giants manager and All-Star first | baseman Bill Terry threatened to take the entire Worl |
| In Game 7, the Yankees' second | baseman Billy Martin made a game-saving catch. |
| He is not, however, related to third | baseman Bob Sadowski, who played from 1960-63. |
| at sent him to his hometown Braves with third | baseman Bob Elliott for future Hall of Fame second ba |
| In front of an NBC-TV audience, Pirate first | baseman Bob Robertson grew into a star in Game 2. Rob |
| a baseball family, Adams is the son of second | baseman Bobby Adams and nephew of first baseman Dick |
| Baltimore second | baseman Bobby Grich broke the tie with a solo home ru |
| cheinblum, grounded into a force play, second | baseman Bobby Richardson to shortstop Bobby Murcer, a |
| family, Adams is the older brother of second | baseman Bobby Adams and uncle of outfielder Mike Adam |
| A fine defensive second | baseman, Bolling also averaged 14 home runs from 1957 |
| For the first | baseman born 1953, see Tim Corcoran (first baseman). |
| e most ever for an infielder other than a 1st | baseman, breaking Phillies 3B Mike Schmidt's record o |
| 998 Barry, his brother Stephen Larkin, second | baseman Bret Boone, and third baseman Aaron Boone wer |
| 12, 2010, the Orioles placed starting second | baseman Brian Roberts on the 15-day disabled list and |
| filiate, the Ottawa Lynx, when regular second | baseman Brian Roberts went on the disabled list. |
| In Baltimore, he would team with third | baseman Brooks Robinson to lead the O's to the 1966 a |
| n that trade, the Braves dealt Behenna, third | baseman Brooks Jacoby, and center fielder Brett Butle |
| MLB Hall of Fame third | baseman Brooks Robinson stated "[his curveball] was n |
| his career as the successor to Orioles third | baseman Brooks Robinson. |
| Damaso Garcia, the Toronto Blue Jays' second | baseman, brought his shortstop, Alfredo Griffin. |
| the "Black Babe Ruth" and Leonard was a first | baseman, Buck Leonard was inevitably called the "Blac |
| Charles Comiskey as player-manager with first | baseman Buck Ewing. |
| nt in 1981, LaValliere started out as a third | baseman but was converted to catcher in 1982. |
| ekro was given his shot as the everyday first | baseman, but was sent back down to the minors. |
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