Ray Mueller (Trading Card DB)

Ray Mueller

Nicknamed the “Iron Man,” the remarkably durable Ray Mueller…

Gread McKinnis

“That McKinnis is one of the best pitchers I have ever seen,”…

Booker McDaniel

Over the course of seven seasons, from 1940 through 1946, Booker…

Buck O’Neil

To tell the story of Buck O’Neil, one needs only to retell…

Eddie Miller

Eddie “Eppie” Miller, was, by the fielding metrics of his…

Jo-Jo Moore

Casey Stengel, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1934 to 1936,…

Terry Moore

Teammates remembered his hands — “bear claws for hands,”…

Mickey Owen

He was the Bill Buckner of his era. Mickey Owen only committed…

Red Munger

Known for his big wad of chewing tobacco, Red Munger was a hard-throwing…

Cliff Melton

Cliff Melton stormed through the 1937 National League as a rookie…

Joe Page

Among the men who set the early standard for today’s closers…

Bobo Newsom

Few Major League players were traded as often as pitcher Louis…

Johnny Mize

In 1947 Johnny Mize did something unmatched in baseball history.…

Don Newcombe

“What I have done after my baseball career and being able to…

Minnie Miñoso

In February of 2006, Orestes "Minnie" Miñoso was preparing himself…

Andy Pafko

He is a permanent part of baseball lore. He played for the Chicago…

Wally Moses

A speedy line-drive-lashing lefty with a strong arm, veteran…

Mel Ott

Mel Ott's life is a classic rags-to-riches story of a naive,…

George McQuinn

It was a long journey for George McQuinn to the 1947 New York…

Hal Newhouser

“Prince Hal” Newhouser had the unique distinction of being…

Hugh Mulcahy

One can sensibly argue that Hugh Mulcahy was one of the hardest-luck…

Stan Musial

"How good was Stan Musial? He was good enough to take your breath…

Bill Nicholson

Real Cubs fans never called him Swish. To them he was Big Bill,…

Dale Mitchell

The small town of Colony, Oklahoma, began as an agricultural…