where is baseball's bob gibson now?
99419
Not 100% sure, but he might be in Omaha Nebraska, which is his home town.  He runs a golf tourney there every year, and I thought he still lived there.
1013362
Uggla all the way in the National League assuming he doesn't get hurt again.   Papelbon seems to be the odds-on favorite in the American League, but he's a pitcher and a lot can happen during the second half of the year.   And have you looked at the Marlins pitching staff lately?  Lot of young talent there, but none good enough to take it from Uggla.  Kind of reminds me of the Braves pitching staffs of the '90's when they were just coming around.
940553
The most famous player is Old Yogi Berra, played for the Yankee's he was traded to them from St. Louis Cardinals. Has played in more world series than anyone else. He was born on Elizabeth street in St. Louis. (The Hill) He is famous because I cant turn on the TV without seeing him advertising something
1074831
Have a look here for complete info:\nhttp://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/M/Minnie-Minoso.shtml\nAnd did you realize that he played his last minor league game at the age of 80!
37137
If you're talking about pitchers, then it would be Bob Gibson, who struck out 17 for the Cardinals in game 1 of the '68 Series.
629752
He isn't playing for anybody. He was not offered a contract in the off season by the Orioles and thus became a free agent. No one even attempted to sign him. It's a sad thing that his legacy in the game will be steroids. He was a heck of a ball player and a genuinely good guy, but, his reputation has been forever tarnished.
321320
Buchholz isn't a bad replacement at all.  He's better than the guys suggested in the previous answers.  He should be in the Astros rotation for the forseeable future.  He was also a highly regardeed prospect in the Phillies system coming to Houston in the Billy Wagner trade.  Check if Justin Verlander or Daniel Cabrera is available in your league but if not I'd recommend Buchholz.  Don't pick up Bannister as he's on the DL too.
570417
Probably San Francisco.  He's been here his entire career, and he will likely want to finish up there, unless they push him out, but what team would do that?  I mean, he might have negative publicity, but he's hitting home runs and winning games.  That's what it's all about.
83624
He is a relief pitcher for the Atlanta Braves and he'll probably be named the closer once the season starts. \n\nIt's not much, but This is the only site I found that will give you ANY info on your last name for free.
120630
i have heard that he is waiting for Joe toree to retire so the can manage the yankees.  he has an in with the boss
1044839
Josh Gibson nearly 900 in the Negro Leagues\nSadharu Oh 868 in the Japanese Leagues\nHank Aaron 755 in the Major Leagues
678488
This is a really good question. Actually, Torre has been making a lot of questionable calls, especially re pitching. I think that maybe it is time for Steinbrenner to throw a hissy fit and bring in Sweet Lou, or whoever has worked for the team previously & is available, like he always does. He would have already brought Billy Martin back again if he weren't dead. It's time for a change.
24805
In my opinion, he will not end up signing with a team and retire for good.  I think last year was the first time ever he began to look "old" on the mound.  His age has finally caught up to him, and I think he realizes that, and that is why he will retire.
652512
He was released by the Cubs in early April, and he's not currently playing in any team's minor league system.  I suspect he's out of baseball.
802781
According to most reports he will end up in Boston (or the Mets). I think there are a few very quiet teams trying to sneak in and get him. One real possibility is the White Sox(they wont re-sign podsednik and would value Lugo's speed and pop at the top of their order), another is the Dodgers(another team needing top of the order pop and speed plus may lose Garciappara). The team I am betting he ends up with will be the Angels. Moreno has deep pockets, is itching to spend his money and clearly the Angels are desperate to add some bats to their line up. They could use an upgrade at most infield positions and and seem to be the team most eager to overspend (not suggesting that whatever Lugo signs for is bad spent money, just guessing Moreno is so impatient that he may give 2-3 million a year more than anyone else may offer). Plus they may be thinking that signing free agents beats trading away pitching.
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http://www.minorleaguebaseball.com/app/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060608&content_id=88979&vkey=news_l112&fext=.jsp&sid=l112&sid=milb
1093884
I remember him. He used to play on the same team with Dale Murphy. He was a very good power hitter and a decent 3rd baseman.