Carl Thompson
What a two-month roller coaster. University of Georgia star Carl…
Bill Traffley
When rule changes in the 1880s allowed pitchers to begin throwing…
Steel Arm Johnny Taylor
John Boyce Taylor – known as “Steel Arm Johnny” for his…
Ben Taylor
Ben “Old Reliable” Taylor played professionally from 1909…
Patsy Tebeau
Patsy Tebeau was a pugnacious competitor from the mean streets…
Pete Stanicek
A switch-hitter with speed and the patience to draw walks, Pete…
C.I. Taylor
He was the eldest member of a quartet of baseball brothers unparalleled…
Pat Underwood
He was the second overall pick in the June 1976 amateur draft.…
Tom Underwood
Versatile Tom Underwood enjoyed an 11-year major-league career…
Marv Throneberry
Marvin Eugene Throneberry was born to be a Met. His very initials…
Jim Taylor
His teams won more games than any team in the annals of organized…
George Tebeau
Overshadowed on the diamond by the antics and accomplishments…
Manning Vaughan
Manning Vaughan was the main baseball writer of the Milwaukee…
Irving Vaughan
In the summer of 1919, the year the Black Sox threw the World…
Bobby Treviño
Mexico had given two pairs of brothers to Major League Baseball…
Fred Tyler
It was a small story in a national publication, and it suggested…
Alex Treviño
This wiry catcher didn’t have much power, but his agility,…
Lefty Tyler
Lefty Tyler was the third of the Miracle Braves’ Big Three,…
José Valentin
On his 17th birthday, José Valentin got a $22,000 present from…
Tom Thobe
Mild temperatures and the consistent sunshine of Southern California…
Faye Throneberry
Maynard Faye Throneberry was the decidedly less-colorful —…
Todd Stottlemyre
Life has its defining moments. For many ballplayers, the remembered…
General Stafford
Despite not having the longest of careers and being only slightly…
Dick Sisler
Dick Sisler, who hit the most famous home run in Phillies history,…