Does the hotel chain Howard Johnson has anything to do with HoJo the ex-baseball player from the Mets?
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Nope - it's just a coincidence.\n\nAnd, before you ask, Coco Crisp has nothing to do with breakfast cereals, and Milton Bradley is no relation to the board game company.
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Most recently, Aaron was working in the front office for the Atlanta Braves as vice-president of player development.  \n\nHere is what I found in Wikipedia:\n\nAaron rejoined the Atlanta Braves organization as player development director four days after retiring from baseball. On August 1, 1982 Hank Aaron was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, receiving votes on 97.8 percent of the ballots. At the time, only Ty Cobb received a higher percentage (98.2) of votes cast.\n\nAaron became one of the first blacks in Major League Baseball upper-level management as Atlanta's vice president of player development. Since December 1989, he has served as senior vice president and assistant to the president, but he is more active for Turner Broadcasting as a corporate vice president of community relations and a member of TBS' board of directors. He also is vice president of business development for The Airport Network.
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(1) No. Although you could use a guy like Lopez on your team, your pitching would take too much of a hit. You would lose more than you would gain.\n\n(2) Main issue is your outfield. Not a very strong outfield by any stretch of the mind. The rest of your team is pretty good.\n\n(3) Not the best replacement player i could think of, but i would still take him over bonds. Bonds is getting too old, and is only a matter of time before he bites the big one.\n\n(4) No. Otsuka is to remain closer, possibly for the rest of the season for the Rangers. Cordero may only see spot action here and there as a closer.\n\n(5) Although Johnson has loss both of his last two starts, i would still stick with Johnson. Johnson hasnt given up more than 3 runs in his last 8 starts. He just plays for a weak offense team. He has a better K/IP ratio, ERA, and WHIP. Wandy tends to walk a lot of guys.
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Is it Jim Riggleman the former Chicago Cubs manager?  If so, a Yahoo! search will get it for you.  If not, I've got nothing to help.
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He is retired.. has not played in the major leagues since 2003. He was last with the minor league team of the Kansas City Royals in 2004-2005.
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He's a motivational speaker and has a baseball radio show on all-sports radio station KFNS and Fox Sports coverage of the Cardinals. He currently lives in St. Louis.
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He's got to be retired by now. MLB doesn't even list him on a team, does his elbow have anything left in it?
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I'm no Bonds fan but tonight I heard just in his past 5 to 8 years he has really been hitting his home runs. witch i think he was on drugs and Babe did it on hot dogs and beer. But if people want Bonds out of the record book you also have to take out Mark McGuire(or how ever its spelled St. Louis sucks any ways)
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he got picked up by the mets last year and retired in spring of last year becuase he would not play for the majors team and he was to old
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Durham Bulls catcher, #8, Crash Davis\n\nALL-TIME MILB HOME RUN CHAMPION
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not sure..but on his site it has as an update:\n\nJACK JOHNSON PLANS TO TAKE A MUCH DESERVED YEAR OR TWO OFF FROM TOURING AND RECORDING.
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You guys do not know what you are talking about mike is one of the best offensive cathchers the game has seen and he is a huge new york faveorite. And for you guys that said the dodgers should retire his # - Your Crazy- He was on the mets way longer he was much better on the mets and he Is one of the most loved Mets of all time behind Casey, Tom Seaver, and Gil Hodges. The mets should retire his #. \n   And i am saying this as a Huge Met Fan and all of the other big met fans i know and just plain old baseball  Fans Agree with me all teams from (Mets Biggest Rivals- the braves to the Royals- a team with no relation to the Mets what so ever.\n   And another thing there is no way he wont go into the hall of fame as anything but a met because he will ALWAYS be known as a met and for bringing that team back to life in 1998 after a huge decade of failure.
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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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Actually the answer is no.  Tim Hasselbeck,  Matt's brother, is married to Elisabeth on the View.  Tim is the backup quarterback for the Giants now i believe.
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hell yeah he had hall of fame career b4 the roids issues.. Just look at all the numbers and gold gloves he putting when he was with Pirates.. I think he could of retired with them and still would of been considered for the hall of fame.. The numbers he has put up since joining the Giants are ridiculous!!!!! the guy always had pop in the bat and if he took the roids it only made him stronger and thats it.. his hand eye cordnation is out of this world and before the bad knees his defense was top of the line
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No, Matts brothers wife is her. His brother plays for the Giants. That is why she is in New York.
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No, he is NOT a Hall of Famer\n\nThe way he has forced trades via poor play and bad attitude I believe has killed that thought.\n\nI also must disagree... I do not think 500 home runs is an automatic invite anymore, especially amongst players of this "enhanced" era.\n\nAfter all, Rafael Palmeiro has 569 HRs and over 3,000 hits, Sosa has 588 HRs, and Big Mac has 583.\n\nWhich one of them do you see getting in at any time soon?\n\nOH, and IF he squeeks in... it will NOT be as a Yankee, (his stats there were mediocre at best.) he'll go in as a Brave.