#1 - Brad Logan [ID #11399] OF |
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Home Town: Rochester, Minnesota School: none |
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: OF 1b |
Games 1894, AVE .260, OBP .303, SLG .513, OPS .816, H 1514, 2B 304, 3B 141, HR 296, RBI 981, SB 667 |
Notes: When you think speed in this franchise, you think Brad Logan. A big part of the 2006 Champion Rocket City Trash Pandas(then the McKinney Longhorns) when he set a regular season franchise record 89 stolen bases. He holds the franchise record for career slugging percentage at .513, and he was a 2 time League MVP, and 4X All-Star. He played 18 seasons with the franchise from the time he was 21 to 38 years old in which he stole a total of 667 bases which holds the all-time franchise record to date. Induction Date: Aug. 23, 2031 |
#1 - Earl Singleton [ID #11404] OF |
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Home Town: Yonkers, New York School: none |
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: OF 1b 3b |
Games 2062, AVE .286, OBP .362, SLG .503, OPS .865, H 2150, 2B 514, 3B 77, HR 322, RBI 1192 |
Notes: Singleton played for the Rocket City Trash Pandas (formerly McKinney Longhorns) from 2005-2019. He is a 7 time All-Star who, at the time of induction, is the Trash Pandas all time career leader in HR's(322), doubles(514), and OPS(.865). He was also a big part of the 2006 Championship season. Singleton receives this honor on May 7th of the 2030 season, and becomes the first member of the Hall Of Fame. |
#12 - Andrés Quiles [ID #111263] 2B |
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Home Town: Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico School: none Drafted: 2023, Round #5 by St. Petersburg Dodgers |
Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (R) Positions: 2b |
Games 1902, AVE .312, OBP .398, SLG .486, OPS .884, H 2313, 2B 541, 3B 28, HR 231, RBI 1086 |
Notes: 11 time All-Star, 4 time All-League, part of 5 championship seasons, and won rookie of the year in 2028 are just a few of the accomplishments of Andres Quiles. He was a DH for most of his time with the Trash Pandas and some say he's the greatest player to ever wear a Rocket City Trash Pandas(then Amarillo Wranglers) uniform. He also holds the franchise record for career batting average {.312), and career on-base percentage (.398) spanning a 13 year career. Induction Date: June 27, 2042 |
Bobby Caruso [ID #1818] Manager |
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Birthplace: Berkeley, California |
Hall Of Famer |
Games 3861, League Wins 1534, Playoff Wins 22, Playoff Championships 5, Cup Wins 224 |
Notes: Known as "The Brain" because of his baseball knowledge Bobby Caruso was arguably the greatest manager in Rocket City Trash Pandas (then Amarillo Wranglers) history. He led the team to 6 championship series winning 5 of them. He led the team to back-to-back titles in 2033 and 2034. His best season came in 2031 when he led the team to a 124-36 record, completely dominating the league and going on to win one of the team's 5 championships during his 19 years as manager. Induction date: June 27, 2042 |