Dennis Leonard - 144 Wins, 1,323 SO's, 3.70 Career ERA, 3 20+ Game Winning Seasons, Career Kansas City Royals.

Jim Sundberg - 1,493 Hits, 243 Doubles, 95 HR's, 624 RBI's, .248 Career Hitter, 1,927 Games Played as Catcher, 8th All-Time, 6 Gold Gloves, 3 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

Ron LeFlore - 1,283 Hits, 172 Doubles, 59 HR's, 353 RBI's, 455 SB's, .288 Career Hitter, All-Star.

Ron made some mistakes early in his life, which led to a life of crime. This lifestyle ultimately ended with his incarceration, but also opened a new door for him to change his life for the better. The prison that he was incarcerated at actually had a baseball program for the convicts. With no prior experience ever playing ball before, LeFlore shined on the field. So much so, that a fellow convict who had a friend that was an acquaintance of Billy Martin, convinced his friend to ask Billy to come see Ron play. This became an opportunity for Billy as well, who was the coach of a fledgling Detroit Tigers team at the time. Once Billy saw LeFlore play, he was amazed. This led to Billy helping to organize an early one-day parole for LeFlore, so that he can begin tryouts for the team. Shortly thereafter, LeFlore made the team. Once a contract was awarded and signed, he met the necessary conditions of his parole to be released. LeFlore was given a second chance in life, and the rest is history.

Lyman Bostock - 624 Hits, 102 Doubles, 23 HR's, 250 RBI's, .311 Career Hitter.

Bostock was an excellent contact hitter and outfielder. His life was tragically cut short at the age of 27, playing in only 4 big league seasons.

Willie Randolph - 2,210 Hits, 316 Doubles, 54 HR's, 687 RBI's, 271 SB's, .276 Career Hitter, 2,152 Games Played At Second Base, 7th All-Time, 4,859 Career Put Outs, 9th All-Time, 6 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

Chet Lemon - 1,875 Hits, 396 Doubles, 215 HR's, 884 RBI's, .273 Career Hitter, 3 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

Hey, it's Terry Whitfield again.

Ron Guidry - 1978 AL CY Young Award, 1978 and 1979 AL Pitching Titles, 170 Wins, 1,778 Career SO's, 3.29 Career ERA, 5 Gold Gloves, 4 Time All-Star, 2 WS Rings, Career New York Yankees.

Andre Dawson - HOF Career, 1977 NL ROY, 1987 NL MVP, 2,774 Hits, 503 Doubles, 438 HR's, 1,591 RBI's, 314 SB's, .279 Career Hitter, 8 Gold Gloves, 8 Time All-Star.

Andre was a great player in every aspect of the game, defense and offense. After 8 years of being overlooked on the hall of fame ballot he finally got in with 77.9% of the vote in 2010. He should have been inducted much sooner than that in my opinion.

Dale Murphy - 1982 and 1983 NL MVP Awards, 44 HR Season, 2,111 Hits, 350 Doubles, 398 HR's, 1,266 RBI's, 5 Gold Gloves as Outfielder, 7 Time All-Star.

Murphy's first rookie card. One of my favorite players of all-time, probably in my top 10.

Denny Martinez - 1991 NL Pitching Title, 245 Wins, 2,149 SO's, 3.70 Career ERA, 4 Time All-Star.

Denny was a very good pitcher, and I almost forgot about him. The '77 Topps set always looked pretty cool to me as well.

Martinez was the first professional MLB player from Nicaragua.