#3 - Guus Kroes [ID #159387] OF |
| Home Town: The Hague, Netherlands School: none Drafted: 2033, Round #1 by Deerfield Beach Rats |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (L) Positions: OF |
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| Games 1932, AVE .285, OBP .371, SLG .479, OPS .850, H 2052, 2B 538, 3B 62, HR 247, RBI 1136, SB 27 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, “Goose” Kroes was in the top five all-time in many offensive categories for the Rats. He won two Gold Glove awards, was named to eight All Star teams, and earned four All League selections. He earned sixteen consecutive National Team selections for the Netherlands, more than his Major League career. He retired immediately after his last National Team appearance. |
#10 - Justin Robinson [ID #101663] P |
| Home Town: Mesquite, Texas College: University of Texas at San Antonio |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P |
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| Games 388, W 175, L 89, S 2, CG 103, SHO 20, ERA 3.46, BAA .262, WHIP 1.230, IP 2526 , K 1170 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Justin “The Chosen One” Robinson was the all time team leader in numerous pitching categories. He appeared in seven All Star Games and was selected for the ’33 All League team. |
#11 - Raymond Naputi [ID #159984] P |
| Home Town: Tamuning, Guam School: none Drafted: 2033, Round #2 by Deerfield Beach Rats |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P |
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| Games 328, W 102, L 81, S 4, CG 5, SHO 3, ERA 3.98, BAA .243, WHIP 1.158, IP 1630 , K 1422 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Raymond Naputi held the all-time team record for strikeouts, including all of the top three single season totals in strikeouts. He also had the lowest WHIP among qualified players and held the single season record for lowest WHIP. Other accolades include two All Star selections, a Cy Young award, and the 2034 Rookie of the Year award. |
#13 - Julian Sachs [ID #170887] SS |
| Home Town: Frankfurt, Germany School: none Drafted: 2035, Round #2 by Deerfield Beach Rats |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (R) Positions: SS 2b of |
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| Games 1538, AVE .286, OBP .340, SLG .427, OPS .767, H 1752, 2B 474, 3B 35, HR 107, RBI 787, SB 20 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Julian Sachs featured prominently on many offensive leader boards for the Deerfield Beach Rats, most notably second all-time in RISP. He was selected to five All-Star teams and two All-League teams while winning two Gold Glove awards (one at second base, the other at shortstop). |
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#18 - Caesar Rodriguez [ID #113772] P |
| Home Town: San Jose, California College: University of California, Davis Drafted: 2024, Round #1 by Jersey City Scorpions |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: P |
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| Games 185, W 104, L 47, CG 54, SHO 14, ERA 3.50, BAA .238, WHIP 1.200, IP 1303 , K 841 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, “C-Guez” was the team’s all-time leader in WHIP and held single-season team records in numerous pitching categories, including wins and strikeouts. He made three All Star Game appearances, was named All League twice, and won the Cy Young twice. |
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#18 - Larry Parr [ID #225504] P |
| Home Town: Yankton, South Dakota College: University of California, Riverside Drafted: 2041, Round #2 by Deerfield Beach Rats |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: P |
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| Games 431, W 140, L 111, S 12, CG 21, SHO 2, ERA 3.80, BAA .226, WHIP 1.296, IP 2214⅔, K 1441 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Larry Parr featured highly on numerous pitching all-time leaderboards for the Rats, including several where he was second only to Justin Robinson, and the held all-time team record for strikeouts. He was selected to five All-Star teams and two All League teams, has two League Championship rings, and won one Cy Young Award. |
#24 - Jung Hwan Lee [ID #143945] OF |
| Home Town: Gwangju, South Korea School: none Drafted: 2030, Round #1 by Deerfield Beach Rats |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: OF |
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| Games 2014, AVE .304, OBP .381, SLG .537, OPS .918, H 2418, 2B 640, 3B 71, HR 359, RBI 1513, SB 425 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Jung Hwan “The Beast” Lee was the all time team leader in home runs, RBIs and walks, was second in several other categories, and held the single season record in numerous offensive categories. He was the 2030 Rookie of the Year for VI.7, was selected for the South Korean National Team nine consecutive years, made eleven consecutive All Star appearances, was selected as an All League player eight times, and won two MVP awards. |
#26 - Enrique Madrigal [ID #150194] C |
| Home Town: Seville, Spain School: none Drafted: 2031, Round #3 by Deerfield Beach Rats |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: C 3B |
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| Games 1496, AVE .303, OBP .377, SLG .494, OPS .872, H 1788, 2B 404, 3B 24, HR 226, RBI 912, SB 337 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, “Prodigal” Madrigal was in the team’s all-time top five for several offensive categories, and the all-time top ten for several more. He was the 2034 Rookie of the Year, selected for the Spanish National Team thirteen times, sent to nine All Star Games, and won the MVP in 2035 (a season in which the Rats demoted) and 2039. |
#28 - Yoshio Sakai [ID #149501] 1B |
| Home Town: Kawasaki, Japan School: none Drafted: 2031, Round #2 by Deerfield Beach Rats |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (R) Positions: 1B 2b |
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| Games 1503, AVE .315, OBP .397, SLG .478, OPS .875, H 1838, 2B 464, 3B 53, HR 129, RBI 837, SB 439 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Yoshio Sakai was the all-time team leader in stolen bases, rated highly on several other all-time team offensive lists, and held the single season team record for batting average and on-base percentage. He was selected to nine consecutive All Star Games and six All League teams and earned the 2031 Rookie of the Year, the 2033 MVP, and the Gold Glove at first base in 2040. |
#50 - Eduardo Rosario [ID #86539] 1B |
| Home Town: La Romana, Dominican Republic School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: 1B 2b 3b |
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| Games 2008, AVE .309, OBP .376, SLG .467, OPS .843, H 2534, 2B 698, 3B 71, HR 151, RBI 1221, SB 319 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, “Wheels” Rosario was the all-time team leader in many offensive categories, as well as being the all-time leader for doubles in VI.7 with 648. He appeared in eleven All Star Games, was selected as an All League player five times, and won four Gold Gloves (three at third base, one at first base). |
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#64 - Victor Harrington [ID #86759] C |
| Home Town: Burlington, North Carolina College: Elon University |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: C 1b |
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| Games 1450, AVE .329, OBP .415, SLG .460, OPS .875, H 1659, 2B 346, 3B 38, HR 79, RBI 746, SB 9 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, “King Kong” Harrington was the all time leader in both batting average and OBP. He made five All Star Game appearances (three as the starting catcher, one as the starting first baseman, one in left field). |
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#74 - Gene Osbourne [ID #82652] OF |
| Home Town: Port St. Lucie, Florida College: Florida Atlantic University |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: OF |
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| Games 1667, AVE .306, OBP .352, SLG .522, OPS .873, H 2056, 2B 513, 3B 25, HR 294, RBI 1270, SB 10 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Gene “The Legend” Osbourne led the team in several offensive categories. He appeared in nine consecutive All Star Games from ’21-’29, was selected as an All League player five times, and won two Gold Gloves as an outfielder. |
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#77 - Mario Isaacs [ID #136222] P |
| Home Town: El Paso, Texas School: none Drafted: 2028, Round #5 by Midland Outlaws |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: P |
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| Games 406, W 116, L 103, S 14, CG 9, SHO 2, ERA 3.85, BAA .272, WHIP 1.362, IP 1890 , K 482 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, “The Sidewinding Southpaw” featured prominently on a number of all-time pitching leader boards for the Rats. Perhaps none of these are more indicative of his worth to the team than being second overall in quality starts, trailing only Justin Robinson. Isaacs also pitched the team’s only no-hitter during his tenure with the Rats. He was selected to one All-Star Team and owns a League Championship ring from four different league levels. |
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#93 - Luis Rojas [ID #124461] P |
| Home Town: Santo Domingo Oeste, Dominican Republic School: none Drafted: 2026, Round #1 by Deerfield Beach Rats |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P |
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| Games 595, W 3, L 32, S 468, ERA 3.57, BAA .276, WHIP 1.380, IP 577⅓, K 289 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Luis “Dr. No” Rojas was the all-time team leader in saves, including holding all three top single season save spots. His career 3.57 ERA would rank fifth on the team’s all-time list if he had pitched enough innings to qualify. |
#99 - Mateo Sepúlveda [ID #138021] OF |
| Home Town: Gregorio de Laferrère, Argentina School: none Drafted: 2028, Round #9 by Birmingham Athletics |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (L) Positions: OF |
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| Games 1598, AVE .287, OBP .310, SLG .389, OPS .700, H 1915, 2B 417, 3B 41, HR 62, RBI 709, SB 463 |
| Notes: At the time of his induction, Mateo Sepúlveda was the team’s all-time leader in stolen bases and ranked highly in several offensive categories. The former Rookie of the Year was selected to six All-Star Teams, two All League teams, and won five Gold Gloves in right field. One of the most iconic moments for the Rats was Sepúlveda throwing out a runner at the plate in the bottom of the ninth in the final game of the ’42 season, helping to preserve a win and clinch the Division Pennant. |
