Johnny Temple (TRADING CARD DB)

Johnny Temple

"Because Temple and I had once exchanged swings during a clubhouse…
Hal R. Smith (THE TOPPS COMPANY)

Hal Smith

Hal R. Smith’s seven-year major league career (1956-61; 1965)…

Dean Stone

Left-hander Dean Stone spent parts of eight seasons in the major…

Bill Skowron

The telegram was brash and a bit disrespectful. Simply stated,…

Virgil Trucks

The last-place Detroit Tigers went to New York to meet the reigning…

Frank Thomas

Frank Thomas played during an era when team owners looked upon…

Enos Slaughter

Most great players have something similar during their careers:…

Eddie Stanky

One can statistically evaluate with some degree of accuracy…

Gerry Staley

On September 22, 1959, with one out and the bases loaded in the…

Curt Simmons

Curt Simmons left the visiting dugout and was moving through…

Al Smith

Al Smith was an accomplished ballplayer whose major-league career…

Harry Simpson

Harry Simpson first saw life as a child in the segregated South.…

Frank Sullivan

Former Red Sox pitcher Frank Sullivan wore uniform number 18…

Roy Sievers

Overcoming potentially career-ending shoulder injuries in the…

Duke Snider

A strong, accurate throwing arm, grace, and athleticism made…

Andy Seminick

Andy Seminick was a rock-solid catcher who had a career year…

Gus Triandos

In 1954 Gus Triandos, a powerfully built catcher who hit a lot…

Bob Skinner

After stagnating at the bottom of the National League for much…

Vern Stephens

The 1940s witnessed a special group of major league shortstops,…

Bobby Thomson

When New York Giants announcer Russ Hodges uttered the immortal…

Bobby Shantz

Almost every scout considered him too short (5-feet-6½) to be…

Herb Score

“It’s going to be a tough act for the kid to follow,”…

Warren Spahn

The fifth-winningest pitcher of all time, Warren Spahn went 363-245…

Dick Sisler

Dick Sisler, who hit the most famous home run in Phillies history,…