where did Nolan Baumgartner end up?
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He is with the Philadelphia Phantoms in the AHL
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I remember a Mets pitcher with that last name. In his first appearance in the big leagues, 1973, as a reliever, he walked two batters in a row in the late innings agains the Pirates. This two teams were in  a dog fight  to win the National East. When the manager( Yogui Berra?)  replaced him, he dashed out of there. He became pretty good after that. Sorry, nostalgia.
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National League - Mike Schmidt\nAmerican League - Roger Clemens
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It might have been Nolan Ryan.
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I think the Brewers are contenders for the Wild Card and I wish them well.  Huge Braves fan here and I totally admire Ned Yost.  I don't think they will ever overcome the mighty Cards but I do think they can pull of the Wild Card.
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Go to the American League and DH for a couple of years.  I'd like to see him reach 500 home runs.  The American League can help him do that.  He can come back to Houston after he retires as a coach.
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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.
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He has an office at Danna in St Louis Park at the Parkdales. Heard he bugged out on his lease suddenly. House in Edina. In Florida now.
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I guess Murph won't get inducted unless it's by the veterans committee, which is a real shame.  During the 80's the guy was as dominant as anyone in the game.  If Dawson gets in, then Dale shouldn't be too far behind.  Similar to Murphy, Dawson played for a poor team and put up some huge numbers.  I'm also pulling for Dale b/c he's such a nice guy and a fantastic ambassador for baseball.
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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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He was rushed into the Major Leagues too abruptly by the Los Angeles Dodgers. They kept optioning him back down and up and down and he completely lost his focus and state of mind. He became erratic and his mechanics were off. The Dodgers traded him this offseason with Chuck Tiffany to the Tampa Bay Devil Rays for Dannys Baez and Lance Carter. He is still only 23 years old so he has more than enough time to develop into the superstar franchise pitcher he is capable of being.
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Nails is a Met for sure.  Once he went to Philly he was on the juice.  Who can forget that game winning homer in the NLCS in 1986, I was only 4 then and I still remember it.
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As of Tue, 8 Mar 2005 10:28:11 -0800\n\nThe Washington Post's Barry Svrluga reports the Washington Nationals reassigned Josh Karp to minor-league camp. On Macrh 15, 2005 he was assigned to tripple-A New Orleans.\nThen June 27th Josh Karp worked three scoreless innings Sunday in his first start since being demoted to Double-A Harrisburg.\nThe Nationals hoped Karp might turn his career around as a reliever, but the sixth overall selection in the 2001 draft had a 5.65 ERA in 28 2/3 IP for Triple-A New Orleans. It appears that he'll go back to starting now. ANd as it stands now he is in the bullpen for AAA New Orleans.
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I just read a great article about Pat and his brother in Sports Illustrated. Pat and his brother were both tabbed. As you recall his brother was in the column just behind Pats. Pat was a hard charger all his life. He got in a fight defending a friend and got busted for it. He used to do hand stands on the roof of his parents house. He was not expected to make the N.F.L. but he persevered. After he proved himself in the N.F.L. the Arizona Cardinals offered him three million dollars to resign ,he turn them down to join the Army. Imagine after finally proving himself, and getting afford the big money, he turned them down. The Rangers were not what Pat had imagined and he was not going to re up. I think it was the discipline, I'm not sure.
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After being released by the Tigers in 2003, he signed a minor-league contract with the Cardinals. After spending a couple weeks at AAA, he announced his retirement from baseball after no other teams showed interest in his services.
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oh man! i love AAF's Smooth Criminal.  what did happen to them.  now i'm going to have to look it up on the Internet!
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Could be.  Who is this Chris Shelton who has been pounding the ball with such authority?  I'd love to see the old Bengals back in contention in the American League.