hank aaron timeline 2006?
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wake up - drink orange juice, read paper, think about how I am the alltime homerun king...repeat daily throughout 2006.
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The closest I could find is his music from 2004, when he was with the Detroit Tigers (ESPN Page 3).\n\nSorry.
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He will probably end up in the AL next year as his body is just too week from...old age.  Or that he cant take steroids anymore.  One of the two, actually a combo of both.  Hopeully will not break Aaron's record of 756.
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hank Aaron, 2297 rbi's
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January 11th, 2006\ni just googled it
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ESPN.com MLB section has information on every player, past and present.  But as far as their personal websites you'd probably have to look them up individually.  I've found some that were inaccurate that way too.
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http://www.mlb.com\n\nThey have them under fantasy and under milestones.
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Go to www.tvshowsondvd.com  They will have the information. Looks like some time in 2006.
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1969-78, Boston Red Sox\n1979-82, Montreal Expos\n\nLee went from Boston to Montreal in a 12/7/78 deal for Stan Papi.
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http://www.worldbaseballclassic.com/2006/index.jsp
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http://www.wunderground.com/US/OR/Newport.html\nscroll down to History and Almanac box. pick year and date. Select Go.
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Try http://timelines.ws/1891_1894.HTML. That should cover mostly all his info.
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Nov. 20- NL MVP\nNov. 21- AL MVP
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A-Rod was 29 last year, and had 429 HR after the 2005 season. At a similar age, Aaron had 342 HRs, so A-Rod is significantly ahead of Aaron's pace at the same age.\n\nAaron's best five year HR stretch actually occurred from age 35 to age 39 (i.e. 1969 through 1973), during which he hit 203 HR, and he had hit 713 by the end of the '73 season.\n\nI think A-Rod has an excellent shot at the record, if he's at all interested in breaking it.\n\n\nKen Griffey Jr turns 36 this year, and has 536 HR going into the 2006 season. Given the fact that he's only played in 445 games in the last 5 years (i.e 89 games per year, with a high of 128), I don't see any way he'll even approach Aaron, Ruth, or even Willie Mays at 660.  Of course, if it wasn't for his constant injuries over the years, he'd probably be close to 700 HR by now...\n\nAndruw Jones hit 51 HR in 2005 (his previous high was 36, achieved twice...hmmmm, a little suspicious there), and with  301 HR at the age of 28, he's at about Aaron's pace (Aaron had 298 at age 28). But when you only have 300 HR, you need to keep up a significant pace for several more years to be in the running... there's no reason that I see, at this point, why Jones wouldn't be a candidate to get to 700 or so, but like A-Rod, we need to take another look at him in about 4 or 5 years... it's just way too early to tell about 28 or 29 year olds...\n\nPulols has a great shot at 755, I think....but again, with him, we'll need to see where he is in another 5 years or so... way too early at this point to project any kind of career totals.\n\nBut I think A-Rod, Jones and Pujols are probably the 3 guys with the best shot... it may be that only one of them actually gets there, but you never know.\n\nI also think that Bonds will pass Ruth, but will retire before he gets to Aaron... he doesn't care about breaking Aaron's record, but he dearly wants to pass Ruth.
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http://www.computer.org/computer/timeline/timeline.pdf download this slide ... it'll obviously help you
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http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/events/draft/y2006/index.jsp
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I believe it was over a 22 year span. 2502 Games. He hit 3 Homeruns 712, 713, & 714 that day against Pittsburgh. Then he played one more game in which he injured his knee in the 1st inning and retired at game 2503.