Who is Phillip wrigley?
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The owner of Wrigleys chewing gum co. and the former owner of the Chicago Cubs. \nPhilip K. Wrigley \n1894-1977\n \nKnown as P.K. to his close associates, Wrigley succeeded his father as president of the Cubs (and of the chewing gum company) in 1932 and continued until his death. He was generous to his players and former players with advice and financial help. His favorite was Charlie Grimm, whom he kept on the payroll all his life. Although honest and accessible to print reporters, he gave no radio or TV interviews and insisted on maintaining his privacy. With meticulous integrity, he would dock his salary as president of the gum company for time spent with the Cubs. He could be innovative, as witness his "rotating coaches" experiment with the Cubs' manager job. But he was also responsible for keeping Wrigley Field free of lights. (NLM
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How do you define worst player?A bust?Rick Ankiel of the Cardinals,Todd Von Poppel.There is a list longer than my arm of players that were supposed to make it big in the majors,and never came close to expectations.
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This is a no brainer! It has to be Albert! The Cards won the series, without him they would not have done that(sure the pitching helped also)! Howard and the Phillies had a great season, but you cant argue with Pujols being the unanomous choice in this question!
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well what do you want to know about him\nWendell Cooley still lives in his hometown of Milton, Florida. He works at a local Navy Base\nwell his real name is Rick Casey
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Pablo Mitchell  played for Erie in the D-New York-Pennsylvania League in 1960.\n\nHere's his batting Stats:\n\nGames 117\nAt-Bats 451\nRuns 111\nHits 157\nTotal Bases 217\nDoubles 25\nTriples 7\nHome Runs 7\nSH 5\nSF 3\nSB 22\nCS 5\nBB 80\nHP 10 \nRBI 70\nSO 53 \nBA .348\n\nHe led the League in batting average with .348, hits with 157, Total Bases with 217 & Hit by a pitch with 10.\n\nHe was a left handed batter\n\nHis team Erie won the League Standings but came up short in the playoffs losing to Wellsville.\n\nHe played the outfield and had the following stats:\n\nGames 117\nPutouts 221\nAssists 13\nErrors 17\nDP 2\nFielding Ave. .932
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Greetings from inside the Yahoo Brain in New York City!\nHope you're catching the live webcast at: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\nThe answer is Julio Franco.  He's on the Mets, and plays First Base primarily.  He is 108 years old.\n\nHope this helps!\n\n--J.
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His name is Philip Shouse.
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Full Name: Douglas Anthony Mirabelli \nBorn: 10/18/1970 \n\nDoug is one of the two starting catchers for the \nBoston Red Sox.  The other is Jason Varitek.
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Damon Berryhill hit two home runs on Monday August 22nd, 1988.  The first homerun in a Wrigley Field night game was Lenny Dykstra, but he was a Met.\nBerryhill hit a 2 run round-tripper in the 2nd inning off Mike Scott and then a 3 run blast off Joaquin Andujar in the 8th.\nThe Cubbies went on to lose the game 9-7 in 10 innings but history was made.
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My friend's dad's friend is an agent for Jose Reyes and some other Mets' players. Maybe one of his clients is a friend of Wright.\n\ntinomart99@yahoo.com
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My strange celebrity crush was introduced to me by my kids. He's Anthony Field- AKA - Anthony Wiggle from The Wiggles.  I like his silliness. How odd is that????
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Felipe Alou of the Giants. Born May 12, 1935.\n\nMcKeon was before he stepped down.
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Mark McGwire through his first 4 seasons not including his 18 games in 86 where he did not receive enough at bats to not qualify in 87 for Rookie of the Year.  Pujols did it also but not only his first 4 he has done it all 6 years he has played.
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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.
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Most agreed.  He is a great player and competitor so long as he plays for any team other than the Yankees.\n\nYes he is outspoken and yes he whines- ALOT!  But he backs it up and is one hell of a pitcher.
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Eddie Arcaro\n\n1941  Whirlaway\n1948  Citation
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http://www.hotshotdigital.com/OldRock/BobMarleyBio.html\ntry this