Lat me know what type of player is Mark DeRosa formely of the Texas Rangers?
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Regardless, I can answer your question for you. DeRosa is more known for his defensive abilities than his bat. The reason why Texas loved using him so much was because of his versatility in playing multiple positions - DeRosa started at every infield position for Texas last season. He is also capable of playing in the outfield as well.\n\nThe reason why the Cubs signed him is to shore up the weaknesses that they had last year at 2nd base. After DeRosa's monster hitting season with Texas last year, it will be interesting to see how DeRosa follows up behind the plate this season with the Cubs.\n\nYou can expect a great clubhouse leader and defensive stopper this year, but don't be disappointed if DeRosa's bat suddenly goes cold in Chicago.
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Wow.  Your question is nearly impossible to understand but if you're looking for the website for the Arizona Rangers, click here:\n\nhttp://www.azrangers.us/
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Durham Bulls catcher, #8, Crash Davis\n\nALL-TIME MILB HOME RUN CHAMPION
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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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Both Dan Uggla and Hanley Ramierez from Florida are putting up excellent numbers.  From a pure statistical standpoint, I would put Uggla slightly ahead of Fielder, and Ramirez slightly behind Fielder.  But it is very close in my opinion.
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OSWALDO JAVIER SANCHEZ IBARRA...from las chivas de guadalajara...he is da goalie & flippin hot
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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
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I doubt you'll ever be able tp get his e-mail addy.  You could  doa search to see if he has a website or you could send him a letter c/o the team he plays for.
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Present day player is Derek Jeter. All time was Mickey Mantle, with Thurman Munson a close second. You can tell I'm not a Yankee fan.... lol!
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If you're just talking about hitting, I'd say you're right about Chipper.  As far as all around player, if I were starting a team tomorrow of switch hitters, the first player I'd have to choose would be Jason Varitek.  I think with the position he plays he's much more valuable to a team.
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try www.mlbapparel.com
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I found this guy (Pete Spratt), who won the Dallas Golden Gloves championship in 1995, but the exact division isn't specified. Why are you interested? Is it really you?
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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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Michael Barrett is the one.  I even got him from FA at a 10-team league.  He is batting .385 with 3 HR, 13 RBI now.  And he is a catcher!\n\nI also get Chris Reitsma from FA at another league.  He will be fine, no sign of changing his closer job yet.  Orlando Cabrera is hitting well now, but it's almost guaranteed he will back to "normal" later this season.  I don't think he is a sleeper anyaway.
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sounds like your looking to play out BROKE BACK MOUNTIAN// who r u? pitcher or receiver
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Yes.. They are call the Texas Rangers.\n\nTake a look:\n\nhttp://www.txdps.state.tx.us/director_staff/texas_rangers/
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I searched on MLB.com but cannot find it.  No player has a name closed to that.