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| venth on a leadoff home run by light-hitting | shortstop Al Weis, and scored two runs in the eighth w |
| Two days later, | shortstop Alex Rodriguez requested the ditty for his b |
| headlines across all MLB when he signed then | shortstop Alex Rodriguez to the biggest contract in ML |
| ly after spending $252 million on free agent | shortstop Alex Rodriguez. |
| ronto Blue Jays' second baseman, brought his | shortstop, Alfredo Griffin. |
| late appearances, while playing second base, | shortstop, all three outfield positions, and first bas |
| Jack Wilson - Seattle Mariners | shortstop, all-star in 2004. |
| ed at least one game in each position except | shortstop, although he played mostly at second base an |
| f the rebellious players (including starting | shortstop Alvin Dark and second baseman Eddie Stanky) |
| She plays as a | shortstop and first baseman, while she bats and throws |
| Cypress Community College; he had started at | shortstop and as a freshman as well. |
| Wittels is an infielder, mainly | shortstop, and a pitcher for his team. |
| A | shortstop and third baseman, Purtell played from 1908 |
| , although he also saw significant time as a | shortstop and outfielder. |
| In baseball, he played | shortstop and was a two-time All-East selection. |
| He started nine MLB games - eight as a | shortstop, and one, on September 27, as a third basema |
| d "Little All Right", he played second base, | shortstop, and outfield for the Cincinnati Reds, Pitts |
| Henrich had played both | shortstop and center field in high school; manager Bir |
| played 21 games at second base, 10 games at | shortstop and two games at first base. |
| cross three seasons in the majors, most as a | shortstop and all as a member of the Pittsburgh Pirate |
| , 354 in the outfield, 243 at second, 178 at | shortstop, and 49 at first base. |
| ett played games at second base, third base, | shortstop, and outfielder. |
| played 21 games at second base, 40 games at | shortstop, and one game at third base. |
| 8, 1913 - December 16, 2006) was an American | shortstop and third baseman in Major League Baseball f |
| School in Morris, Illinois, as an excellent | shortstop and infielder. |
| By 1938, Reese was the Colonels regular | shortstop and one of the top prospects in the minors, |
| Venezuela) is a former Major League Baseball | shortstop and right-handed batter who played for the S |
| t year with Pittsburgh, Coscarart started at | shortstop and switched to second base for the next thr |
| y of Houston and was named an all-conference | shortstop and relief pitcher. |
| where he played second base, third base, and | shortstop, and appeared in two national championship g |
| the outfield, Cahill also played third base, | shortstop and he also pitched 10 games. |
| ptember 7, 1984) was a Major League Baseball | shortstop and manager. |
| nal infielding instructor for former Pirates | shortstop and current Seattle Mariner Jack Wilson, wit |
| s were overshadowed by his 67 errors - 41 at | shortstop and 22 at third base. |
| d "Blackie" and "The Swamp Fox", is a former | shortstop and manager in Major League Baseball who pla |
| rmer professional baseball player who played | shortstop and second base in Major League Baseball fro |
| n Long Beach, California) was a right-handed | shortstop and third baseman who played in seven games |
| His NL records for career games at | shortstop and most years leading the league in fieldin |
| 21, 1963 in Brooklyn, New York) is a former | shortstop and right-handed batter in Major League Base |
| attending James Monroe High School he played | shortstop and right field, but when drafted by the Dod |
| nt playing for the Arizona Diamondbacks as a | shortstop and third baseman. |
| merican Major League Baseball third baseman, | shortstop, and second baseman. |
| ming at third base, 70 at second base, 60 at | shortstop, and 1 in left field. |
| in Lexington, KY, where he played baseball ( | shortstop) and basketball and was an all-area performe |
| She plays | shortstop and 2nd base. |
| ng his career, he played as a third baseman, | shortstop and right fielder for the New York Mets (198 |
| former who appeared at every position except | shortstop and pitcher at the Major League level (altho |
| nnecticut) is a former Major League Baseball | shortstop and second baseman and current bench coach f |
| Lou Boudreau was a Major League Baseball | shortstop and manager. |
| as named after Johnny Pesky, a light-hitting | shortstop and long-time coach for the Red Sox, who hit |
| of 11 seasons in Major League Baseball as a | shortstop and second baseman for the Boston Red Sox (1 |
| Erick Aybar, baseball | shortstop and younger brother of Willy Aybar |
| nal baseball coach and a former minor league | shortstop and manager. |
| tarted his professional baseball career as a | shortstop and played every position except pitcher dur |
| former Major League Baseball third baseman, | shortstop and second baseman. |
| A standout defensive player as a | shortstop and third baseman, Kasko played for ten seas |
| r League Baseball who played primarily as an | shortstop and third baseman from 1989-2001. |
| ith Dickie Flowers continuing as the regular | shortstop and proving to be one of the stronger batter |
| rmer professional baseball player who played | shortstop and second base from 1923-1934. |
| e), Eddie Collins (second base), Jack Barry ( | shortstop), and Frank "Home Run" Baker (third base) an |
| , 1982) is a Dominican Major League Baseball | shortstop and third baseman for the Detroit Tigers. |
| He played first, second, third base, | shortstop, and 5 games as an outfielder. |
| d Stanford University from 2002-2006 playing | shortstop and catcher for the softball team and gradua |
| ty role, appearing at second and third base, | shortstop, and in the outfield. |
| Bloomfield was a second baseman, | shortstop and third baseman in his playing days, He si |
| A | shortstop and second baseman, he was signed by the Pit |
| at Brooklyn, New York) is a retired American | shortstop and coach in Major League Baseball. |
| hird base, four games each at first base and | shortstop, and one game each at second base and center |
| red to be one of their best players, playing | shortstop and batting a .400 |
| tarted his professional baseball career as a | shortstop and pitcher in 1939, playing for the Nashvil |
| mes for the Bisons, Collins played mostly at | shortstop, and hit .178 in 169 at bats with 36 strikeo |
| "Holy cow" was the catchphrase of Yankees | shortstop and broadcaster Phil Rizzuto. |
| mes at three infield positions (second base, | shortstop, and third base) throughout his career. |
| tball and none for baseball, where he played | shortstop and twice hit two home runs in one inning. |
| Johnson was primarily a | shortstop and third baseman during his playing days. |
| former middle infielder, playing mainly as a | shortstop, and manager in Major League Baseball. |
| Albert Brancato (born May 29, 1919) was a | shortstop and third baseman in Major League Baseball w |
| were managed by Sparky Anderson and featured | shortstop and native San Diegan Alan Trammell and outf |
| fielding percentage at | shortstop and strung together 42 consecutive errorless |
| He played second base and | shortstop, and batted and threw right-handed. |
| She is a | shortstop and third baseman who bats and throws right- |
| He was the | shortstop and captain of the 1937 Newark Bears team th |
| tial starter at second base, and a backup at | shortstop and other infield positions. |
| field, Left field, first base, second base, | shortstop, and third base. |
| In this span, he played at second base, | shortstop, and third base. |
| He spent five seasons as the Reds' starting | shortstop and earned four more selections to the All-S |
| As a senior he was a first team 5A all-state | shortstop and an All-Greater Houston selection by the |
| positions including second base, third base, | shortstop and outfield. |
| hton (1869-1942) was a Major League Baseball | shortstop and outfielder. |
| s (August 23, 1870 - October 17, 1940) was a | shortstop and manager in Major League Baseball at the |
| Carolina State University as their starting | shortstop and would also pitch in certain situations. |
| uld play as three positions, second baseman, | shortstop and third baseman. |
| He played every inning of their 13 games at | shortstop and, when the Westerns folded, moved on to t |
| ghter, Jennifer, is married to former Royals | shortstop Angel Berroa. |
| s Lloyd Waner and Paul Waner, who along with | shortstop Arky Vaughan ensured that the Pirates had pl |
| inning in Game 6 of the 1940 World Series at | shortstop, as a replacement for Dick Bartell, but did |
| l era pitcher who also played first base and | shortstop as well as the outfield. |
| uries to veteran Yusuke Torigoe, starting at | shortstop as the team's No. 2 hitter. |
| The Reds acquired a new | shortstop, as George Magoon joined the club. |
| aying both baseball, as a center fielder and | shortstop, as well as center forward on the soccer tea |
| An all-state | shortstop at Jefferson High School in Port Arthur, Tex |
| A | shortstop at Mesa Community College and Cypress Colleg |
| Julio Lugo - | Shortstop, Baltimore Orioles, Major League Baseball |
| s a regular in the starting lineup, first at | shortstop before shifting to second base in 1963. |
| uring the All-Star break, Talbot, along with | shortstop Ben Zobrist were traded to the Tampa Bay Dev |
| the final out of the Series, popping out to | shortstop Bert Campaneris in the ninth inning of Game |
| In Game 3, the Athletics won 2-1 when | shortstop Bert Campaneris homered to lead off the bott |
| n Major League Baseball, playing mainly as a | shortstop between 1925 and 1935 for the New York Giant |
| r George Hall, utility player Al Nichols and | shortstop Bill Craver were accused of throwing games a |
| All players complied except | shortstop Bill Craver, the team's captain. |
| rce play, second baseman Bobby Richardson to | shortstop Bobby Murcer, and Gagliano was retired. |
| He retired Mets | shortstop Bud Harrelson, the last hitter in the bottom |
| hich two later became All-Stars (former Mets | shortstop Bud Harrelson, and former Brewers and Red So |
| up the double play incited a fight with Mets | shortstop Bud Harrelson, resulting in a bench-clearing |
| 1948-51, Stallcup was Cincinnati's starting | shortstop, but he never batted higher than .254; he tw |
| At Skyline, he was a | shortstop, but was forced to move to second base at Au |
| He played primarily as a | shortstop, but also played about one-third of his game |
| t season, back at Columbus, he played mostly | shortstop, but by 1979 he was playing mostly behind th |
| He was primarily a | shortstop, but also played at third base and second ba |
| Under Butterfield's tutelage Aaron Hill, a | shortstop by trade, has already become an above-averag |
| Rodriguez was drafted as a | shortstop by the Baltimore Orioles in 1978 out of Miam |
| gh School in Huntsville, he was drafted as a | shortstop by the Montreal Expos in 1971; Holloway was |
| t Northwood University and was selected as a | shortstop by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 12th roun |
| A | shortstop by trade, he spent eight years in the Dodger |
| He was supplanted as the regular | shortstop by rookie Spike Owen during the following ye |
| As the Braves' regular | shortstop, Chaney batted .252 |
| Stars included (Grant) Home Run Johnson at | shortstop, Charlie Grant at secondbase, and (George) C |
| On June 24, 1955, Chicago White Sox | shortstop Chico Carrasquel embarrassed White by catchi |
| Fornieles hit a sinking liner that Cleveland | shortstop Chico Carrasquel speared in shallow center f |
| he 8th inning as a defensive replacement for | shortstop Chuck Oertel. |
| nd offensive tackle in football as well as a | shortstop, cleanup batter and pitcher in baseball. |
| Gabe Kapler hit a ground ball to Athletics' | shortstop Cliff Pennington. |
| mber 17, 1938, in New York City) is a former | shortstop, coach and manager in Major League Baseball. |
| ousin, George Strickland, was a major league | shortstop, coach and manager. |
| Georgia who primarily played second base and | shortstop, Coggins stood 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 m) tall |
| A former minor league | shortstop, Collins managed the Albuquerque Dukes of th |
| Bolling split time between second base and | shortstop, committing 11 errors. |
| ought of as a very simple solid hard-working | shortstop, Corcoran gained the obvious nickname of Cor |
| With Larry Bowa established as the everyday | shortstop, Cruz was traded to the Royals for Doug Bird |
| On December 10, 1976, | shortstop Danny Thompson died of leukemia. |
| ng decided on U.L. Washington as its regular | shortstop, dealt Cruz, along with Al Cowens and right- |
| ida and is one of the best friends of Yankee | shortstop Derek Jeter. |
| n Red Sox while trying to field a throw from | shortstop Derek Jeter. |
| ove to the Seattle Mariners for minor league | shortstop Deybis Benitez. |
| ed him in a four-player deal to get All-Star | shortstop Dick Bartell. |
| Werly, | shortstop Don Mattingly, and outfielder Willie McGee, |
| New South Wales | shortstop Don Buchanan broke his leg in the conditions |
| at the age of 44 on May 27, 1974 on All-Star | shortstop Don Kessinger of the Chicago Cubs. |
| Playing mostly | shortstop down the stretch, Serna batted .255 |
| cording to Jeter, the idea of stationing the | shortstop down the first base line on balls hit to dee |
| He committed no errors in 49 games played at | shortstop during the regular season, and played regula |
| He played both third base and | shortstop during this time with the club, spelling Ron |
| played every position but third baseman and | shortstop during his major-league tenure. |
| ball player who played as a outfielder and a | shortstop during the 1872 season for the Middletown Ma |
| He played primarily | shortstop during his career. |
| rst full season, he took over the Athletics' | shortstop duties from 2002 American League Most Valuab |
| Brinkman's brother is former MLB | shortstop Ed Brinkman. |
| ohn Montgomery Ward took over as manager and | shortstop, effectively ending Smith's career with Broo |
| In the field, Anderson played 44 games at | shortstop, eight games at second base and eight games |
| He and | shortstop Erick Aybar are called "los menores" (Spanis |
| Cub | shortstop Ernie Banks, Gary Sinise, Bill Murray, forme |
| rew the new ball, threw the original ball to | shortstop Ernie Banks. |
| He played primarily at | shortstop, especially early in his career, but his def |
| agner, considered by many to be the greatest | shortstop ever, led to a number of losing seasons, cul |
| hird base and second, Sharperson also played | shortstop, first base and right field. |
| Colorado) is a retired Major League Baseball | shortstop, first baseman, second baseman, and third ba |
| s in the outfield, with games also played at | shortstop, first base and third base. |
| He was a | shortstop for one season (1923) with the Chicago White |
| 1919) was an American Major League Baseball | shortstop for eight seasons from 1879 to 1887. |
| At Syracuse, Espinosa, who had played | shortstop for his college and minor league career, was |
| aldosta, Georgia) is a Major League Baseball | shortstop for the Seattle Mariners organization. |
| chael Young, 5-time (2004-2008) MLB All-Star | shortstop for the Texas Rangers and 2006 MLB All Star |
| n the first professional season as every-day | shortstop for the Keystone club of Philadelphia in 186 |
| Kawasaki became the Hawks' starting | shortstop for the 2004 season, playing in all 133 regu |
| Yeager also played 12 games at | shortstop for the 1901 Tigers and had a batting averag |
| ornia) was a Major League Second Baseman and | Shortstop for 13 seasons from 1966-1978. |
| rt) (1865-1907), was a Major League Baseball | shortstop for the 1889 Louisville Colonels. |
| infielder, playing two and a half seasons at | shortstop for the Boston Braves. |
| s City, Missouri was a Major League Baseball | Shortstop for the Cleveland Naps (1911-14), Cincinnati |
| Collins played in only 14 games at | shortstop for the Wolverines, committing 11 errors for |
| fter he had already won the starting role at | shortstop for the season. |
| He played in Major League Baseball as a | shortstop for the San Francisco Giants (1967, 1969) an |
| ll player who played most of his career as a | shortstop for five seasons and a total of seven teams. |
| rmer professional baseball player who played | shortstop for the 1916-1917 Brooklyn Robins. |
| 1924), born in Danvers, Massachusetts, was a | shortstop for the Troy Trojans (1879-81), New York Got |
| as a Major League Baseball player who played | shortstop for the Brooklyn Superbas in 1909. |
| He is a | shortstop for Villa Clara of the Cuban National Series |
| rmer professional baseball player who played | shortstop for the Brooklyn Robins in ten games during |
| Lennie Merullo played | shortstop for the Chicago Cubs for seven years in the |
| ida in Gainesville, Florida, where he played | shortstop for coach Joe Arnold's Florida Gators baseba |
| 21, 1974, cited as having been the starting | shortstop for St. Paul of the American Association whe |
| can Republic) is a former second baseman and | shortstop for several Major League Baseball teams duri |
| He was a | shortstop for parts of two seasons (1909, 1918) with t |
| d of the 1976 draft, and played primarily at | shortstop for the Sox from 1980 to 1987, when he was t |
| As a nineteen-year-old, he was the starting | shortstop for the Philadelphia Athletics of the Americ |
| In 1966, former teammate Alvin Dark (the | shortstop for most of Hofman's tenure with the Giants) |
| l baseball player who played second base and | shortstop for the Brooklyn Robins in 1918 & again in 1 |
| only briefly in Major League Baseball, as a | shortstop for the 1931 Chicago Cubs, Adair had a long |
| rmer professional baseball player who played | shortstop for the Washington Senators and Brooklyn Dod |
| Lockbaum's son, Gordie Lockbaum, Jr., played | shortstop for the Worcester Little League Team in the |
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