Oscar Charleston
“Charleston not only has the speed of a Carey, the arm of a…
Happy Chandler
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Rod Carew
“He has no weakness as a hitter. Pitch him inside, outside,…
Gary Carter
It simply should not have taken six years for Gary Carter to…
Morgan Bulkeley
There’s a bridge that stretches across the Connecticut River,…
Jim Bottomley
On a mid-September afternoon in Brooklyn in 1924, Cardinals third–year…
Alexander Cartwright
Other than Abner Doubleday, perhaps no person associated with…
Henry Chadwick
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Raymond Brown
In his heyday, Raymond Brown was on top of the Negro League baseball…
Steve Carlton
The 1980 season was a banner year for Steve Carlton. Lefty, as…
Max Carey
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Wade Boggs
“That kid’s got a hell of a stance! Everything’s perfect!…
Lou Brock
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Jim Bunning
“There are those who can, and there are those who will,”…
Mordecai Brown
Mordecai Peter Centennial Brown, best known today for his unusual…
Roy Campanella
Roy Campanella was the sixth acknowledged Black player…
George Brett
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Roger Bresnahan
A versatile athlete who played all nine positions at the major-league…
Jesse Burkett
A crafty hitter and disputatious competitor, Jesse Burkett won…
Willard Brown
Ese Hombre — That Man — was Willard Brown’s nickname…
Lou Boudreau
In 1942, the Cleveland Indians chose their slow-footed, hard-hitting,…
Frank Chance
Forever poetically linked to Joe Tinker and Johnny Evers by F.…
Jack Chesbro
Despite a sensational 1904 season in which he won 14 straight…
Orlando Cepeda
When Orlando Cepeda stood on the podium in Cooperstown, New York,…