what team did mike hunter play for in baseball?
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Sorry, according to MLB.com - there are no records of a Mike or Michael Hunter having played in the major leagues.
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Do you have any supporting info? Like a career field?\nThere's only one hit in a yahoo search, and that's a 2003 baseball roster.\nSorry.
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2006 Roster Pitcher \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n3 Calvin Medlock RHP Right Right 5-9 184 11/8/1982 \n7 (DL) David Shafer RHP Right Right 6-2 191 3/7/1982 \n12 Brock Till RHP Right Right 5-10 210 7/1/1980 \n19 Jon Coutlangus LHP Left Left 6-1 180 10/21/1980 \n20 Travis Chick RHP Right Right 6-3 215 6/10/1984 \n21 Homer Bailey RHP Right Right 6-4 205 5/3/1986 \n22 Josh Hall RHP Right Right 6-3 195 12/16/1980 \n30 Carlos Guevara RHP Right Right 5-11 191 3/18/1982 \n31 Carlos Alvarado RHP Right Right 6-4 210 1/24/1978 \n33 Edward Valdez RHP Right Right 6-4 190 2/8/1980 \n39 Tyler Pelland LHP Right Left 5-11 203 10/9/1983 \n\nCatcher \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n15 Ryan Hanigan C Right Right 6-0 295 8/16/1980 \n28 (DL)Rafael Motooka  C Right Right 5-10 210 9/25/1982 \n29 Miguel Perez C Right Right 6-3 190 9/25/1983 \n\nInfielder \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n5 Joey Votto INF Left Right 6-3 220 9/10/1983 \n9 Anderson Machado INF Switch Right 5-11 160 1/25/1981 \n10 Luis Bolivar INF Right Right 160 182 2/15/1981 \n11 Javier Colina INF Right Right 6-1 180 2/15/1979 \n38 Aaron Herr INF Right Right 6-0 205 3/7/1981 \n\nOutfielder \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n2 Javon Moran OF Right Right 5-10 170 9/30/1982 \n4 Rick Asadoorian  OF Right Right 6-2 201 7/23/1980 \n16 Noochie Varner OF Right Right 6-0 180 12/7/1980 \n27 Chris Dickerson  OF Left Left 6-3 226 4/10/1982 \n\nCoaching Staff \n# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB \n32 Jayhawk Owens--Manager       \n37 Bill Moloney--Pitching Coach       \n44 Jamie Dismuke--Hitting Coach\n\nI know it's not a starting lineup, but it is the best that I could do.
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Then why are you mooching two free points, Susan.  i.e. Reported.  Quit answering when you have no answer.\n\nAnswer: Fernando Tatis of the St. Louis Cardinals on 04-23-1999 in the third inning against Chan Ho Park.
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Catfish Hunter (Oak), 22,\n  107 pitches May 8, 1968 Minnesota Twins, 0 at Oakland A's, 4 \nVenue: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, night game \nAttendance: 6298, Time: 2:28
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Sigh.  The Bruins are a hockey team.  The Expos are now the Washington Nationals.  But you'd play for the Royals.  They'll take anybody!
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Michael Brian Young (born October 19, 1976 in Covina, California) is a Mexican-American shortstop in Major League Baseball who currently plays for the Texas Rangers.\n\nOriginally drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the fifth round in 1997, Young was traded to the Texas Rangers in 2000 along with Darwin Cubillán for Esteban Loaiza. In 2001, Young became a regular with the Rangers at second base between shortstop Alex Rodriguez and first baseman Rafael Palmeiro. Young and Rodriguez became fast friends in the infield.\n\nYoung hit .306 with 14 home runs and 72 RBI during the 2003 season. However, during the off-season, the Rangers made the well-publicized trade of Rodriguez to the New York Yankees for second baseman Alfonso Soriano. Now not only had Young's friend been taken away from the Rangers, Young was now in danger of losing his position on the field with another talented second baseman on the team. Young, however, told manager Buck Showalter that he would defer his second base position to Soriano and Young made his move to shortstop.\n\nIn 2004, with many critics uncertain of the Rangers' future following the Rodriguez trade, the Rangers blossomed with their young talent and Young was no exception. Batting primarily from the lead off position, by June 11, Young had a .332 batting average with nine home runs and 37 RBI. In the field, Young became an important part of the double play tandem of Young, Soriano and first baseman Mark Teixeira, assisting on 44 double plays by June 11.\n\nYoung had a stellar 2005 campaign with Texas, finishing the year with a .331 average. This was good enough to make him the American League batting champion, becoming only the second Ranger to accomplish the feat (the first being Julio Franco in 1991).\n\nYoung was elected as a member of 2006 World Baseball Classic roster. He hit .267 and played as a second baseman (unusual role), but failed to successfully sacrifice bunt twice.
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Game 3 of the '84 Series, I was 7. My dad took me. My hometown heros won! Tigers beat Padres. That was the game were Gossage talked his manager into pitching to Kirk Gibson instead of walking him. Gibby ebeded up hitting a 3 run blast well into the upper right at Tiger Stadium. Classic.
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Has to be the Mets. They are the best team and are probably the only NL that installs some fear into any team in the AL.
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1. babe ruth\n2. lou gehrig\n3. mickey mantle\n4. willie mays\n5. ron guidry\n6. ted williams\n7. joe dimaggio\n8. johnny bench\n9. joe morgan\n10. michael young\n11. derek jeter\n12. whitey ford\n13. luis aparicio\n14. bobby richardson\n15. yogi berra\n16. hank aaron\n17. nellie fox\n18. al kaline\n19. juan marichal\n20. bob gibson\n21. nolan ryan\n22. cal ripken\n23. orlando cepeda\n24. tony kubek\n25. curt schilling\n26. mariano rivera\n27. george brett\n28. tony gwynn\n29. chric carpenter\n30. mike schmidt\n31. luis arroyo\n32. sandy koufax\n33. carl yastrymski\n34. bernie williams\n35. alex rodriguez\n36. reggie jackson\n37. lou brock\n38. ricky henderson\n39. tim mccarver\n40. brooks robinson\n41. lou campanella\n42. jackie robinson\n43. don mattingly\n44. albert puljos\n45. ozzie smith\n46. bill stafford\n47. joe mauer\n48. brian roberts\n49. kirby puckett\n50. matt holliday
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check on yahoo sports. but ill tell you in hitting.\n\n1.Games Played Jeff Kent and Rafael Furcal 36 Games\n2.At Bats Rafael Furcal 149 At Bats\n3.Runs Rafael Furcal 29 Runs\n4.Hits J.D Drew 37 Hits\n5.Doubles Nomar Garciapara 9 Doubles\n6.Triples Kenny Lofton 4 Triples\n7.Homeruns J.D Drew 7 Homeruns\n8.RBI J.D Drew 27 RBI\n9.Walked Jose Cruz and Rafael Furcal 23 Walks\n10.Strucken Out Rafael Furcal and J.D Drew struck out 23 times\n11.Stolen Bases Rafael Furcal and Kenny Lofton 9 Stolen Bases\n12.Caught Stealing Rafael Furcal Caught Stealing 4 times\n13.Batting Average Nomar Garciapara 354. Batting AVG cody ross and willie aybar have better batting averages but they played very little games but if you want theyre batting averages willie aybar 375. cody ross 500. batting average.\n12.On base percentage once again cody ross and willie aybar have the highest on base percentage and it is 500. but i think they played to little games so the next to highest on base percentage is nomar garciapara 416. on base percentage\n13. slugging percentage one again cody ross has the highest 1,143. slugging percentage but i think he played to little games so the next to highiest is nomar garciapara 684. slugging percentage.\n\nThat was batting. id say the three best players on the dodgers are 1. rafael furcal 2. nomar garciapara 3. J.D Drew and if you would count cody ross even though i think he played to little games i would put him on the list instead of J.D Drew\n\nNow if you want info about pitching write another question tonight to say about pitching and ill tell you info about pitching
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Chicago White Sox.\n\nSigned key players already.
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Major League Baseball?  The Detroit Tigers is the team name.
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I don't see anything at baseball-reference.com, and they have practically EVERYBODY. I did a google search, and came up with a lot of references to Pastor Jim Cobrae. I have no idea if it's the same guy you are looking for or not though. The only thing I can think is that he played under a different name.
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Robsinson Cano.  His fater Jose played for the Astros in 1989.
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BASEBALL!!!!!!!!!!!!GO redsox
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