John Olerud
To many fans, John Olerud was the player who wore his batting…
Willie McGee
There have been more successful players who wore the St. Louis…
Tip O’Neill
James Edward O’Neill, the original “Tip,” was one of the…
Bill Mueller
Every young boy imagines coming up to bat when defeat seems certain…
Dick Lundy
The greatest shortstops in Negro League history were John Henry…
Edgar Martinez
When many reflect on the 1990s Mariners, often the flashier stars…
Biz Mackey
In the summer of 1946, Pittsburgh Courier columnist Wendell Smith…
Mickey Mantle
Even before he was born into this world, Mickey Mantle was being…
Tony Oliva
Tony Oliva stands at the forefront of an exceedingly select…
Buck Leonard
Negro league fans called him “the black Lou Gehrig,” putting…
Paul O’Neill
Paul Andrew O’Neill was born in Columbus, Ohio, on February…
Buddy Myer
Buddy Myer was the “cocky little second baseman” of the Washington…
Lefty O’Doul
Few have eclipsed Lefty O'Doul as a baseball legend in San Francisco.…
Jim O’Rourke
During a playing career that spanned a remarkable six decades,…
Johnny Mize
In 1947 Johnny Mize did something unmatched in baseball history.…
Joe Medwick
Ten times he was named to the National League All-Star team;…
Fred Lynn
He arrived on the big-league scene like a bolt of lightning through…
Willie Mays
"If somebody came up and hit .450, stole 100 bases, and performed…
Bill Madlock
If one had to summarize Bill Madlock’s career in song, the…
Sherry Magee
Today we would call Sherry Magee a five-tool player: he could…
Ernie Lombardi
It is one of those records that may never be equaled, much less…
Don Mattingly
Talk of Don Mattingly’s worthiness for enshrinement in the…
Stan Musial
"How good was Stan Musial? He was good enough to take your breath…
Heinie Manush
Mastering the art of the line drive but unable to master his…