#1 - Javier Martinez [ID #14756] 2B |
| Home Town: Zapopan, Mexico School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: 2B 3b ss of |
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| Games 2146, AVE .284, OBP .351, SLG .522, OPS .873, H 2257, 2B 530, 3B 159, HR 345, RBI 1258, SB 227 |
| Notes: Franchise two highest single season slugging percentages. Second highest in lifetime slugging and home runs. |
#1 - Clarence Clark [ID #34569] P |
| Home Town: San Diego, California School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P |
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| Games 529, W 216, L 191, S 16, CG 129, SHO 12, ERA 3.41, BAA .238, WHIP 1.135, IP 3507 , K 2695 |
| Notes: Franchise all-time strikeout leader. Nine seasons with ten or more complete games. |
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#8 - Billy Ray Jin [ID #165912] C |
| Home Town: Tyrone, Georgia College: Georgia Southern University Drafted: 2034, Round #2 by West Fargo Turtles |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (R) Positions: C |
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| Games 1449, AVE .309, OBP .359, SLG .479, OPS .837, H 1694, 2B 426, 3B 44, HR 139, RBI 777, SB 2 |
| Notes: All Star catcher for nine consecutive years. Batted over .300 six times, including his last five full seasons. Besides slugging .479 lifetime and hitting .321 lifetime with RISP, Billy Ray also scored 90-plus runs in each of his last six years. Crucial component of the Turtles' division winning teams of 2046 and 2047. |
#12 - Khalish Yeo [ID #134825] 3B |
| Home Town: Singapore, Singapore School: none Drafted: 2028, Round #2 by West Fargo Turtles |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: 3b 1b |
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| Games 1244, AVE .278, OBP .344, SLG .454, OPS .798, H 1408, 2B 386, 3B 91, HR 108, RBI 626, SB 743 |
| Notes: Franchise all-time stolen base leader, averaging over 96 stolen bases per year over his seven best seasons. |
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#14 - Marty Bianco [ID #181642] OF |
| Home Town: Charlotte, North Carolina College: North Carolina A&T University Drafted: 2037, Round #1 by West Fargo Turtles |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: OF |
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| Games 1603, AVE .309, OBP .387, SLG .431, OPS .818, H 1896, 2B 401, 3B 23, HR 100, RBI 756, SB 3 |
| Notes: Two-time league MVP. Five consecutive seasons with a batting average of .323 or higher and an OBP of .407 or higher. Highest single season batting average in team history (.356 in 2042) and single season OBP in team history (.424 in 2042). Highest career batting average with runners in scoring position (.336). |
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#16 - Gene Gehrig [ID #33081] OF |
| Home Town: Evansville, Indiana School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: OF 1b 3b |
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| Games 2228, AVE .272, OBP .315, SLG .547, OPS .862, H 2209, 2B 540, 3B 206, HR 426, RBI 1435, SB 265 |
| Notes: Franchise all-time slugging percentage and home run leader. |
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#20 - Francisco Carrasco [ID #253699] P |
| Home Town: Guadalajara, Mexico School: none Drafted: 2045, Round #3 by West Fargo Turtles |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P |
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| Games 749, W 19, L 38, S 564, ERA 3.02, BAA .215, WHIP 1.188, IP 845⅔, K 659 |
| Notes: At the time of his retirement, ranked 12th all time in Broken Bat history with 564 career saves. A five-time all star (twice in Legends), Carrasco also represented Mexico for eleven years straight in the World Classic. Had thirty-four or more saves for a stunning fourteen consecutive seasons, topping out with forty-eight in 2059. Five seasons with an ERA of 2.09 or lower, Carrasco finished with a lifetime BAA of .215 and WHIP of 1.188 in 749 league games. In Cup play, Carrasco added 99 career saves and finished his career with an amzaing lifetime ERA of 1.53. |
#26 - Raul Castaneda [ID #55724] P |
| Home Town: Concepción de la Vega, Dominican Republic School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P |
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| Games 270, W 106, L 79, S 11, CG 39, SHO 6, ERA 3.10, BAA .233, WHIP 1.090, IP 1594⅓, K 1216 |
| Notes: Franchise all-time ERA leader. |
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#36 - Lazaro Guzman [ID #246262] 3B |
| Home Town: Oak Grove, Kentucky College: University of Eastern Kentucky Drafted: 2046, Round #1 by West Fargo Turtles |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (R) Positions: 3B |
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| Games 1882, AVE .293, OBP .361, SLG .460, OPS .821, H 2214, 2B 534, 3B 32, HR 220, RBI 1086 |
| Notes: Eight time all star and 2053 IV.8 MVP. A career slash line of .291/.361/.460 across fifteen seasons, exceeding 2,000 hits, 1,000 runs scored, and 1,000 RBI. A .334 career hitter with RISP. Turtles' cornerstone third baseman for a generation. |
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#44 - Emiliano Baez [ID #257341] OF |
| Home Town: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic School: none Drafted: 2047, Round #1 by West Fargo Turtles |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (R) Positions: OF |
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| Games 1545, AVE .292, OBP .306, SLG .529, OPS .835, H 1875, 2B 548, 3B 52, HR 291, RBI 1150, SB 64 |
| Notes: Eight time all star and the 2052 League V.15 MVP. Carried a .292 batting average and .529 slugging percentage across thirteen seasons during the Turtles' rise from level V play to Legends. Five years over 100 RBI, including an amazing 146 in his MVP season. 291 home runs in a Turtles uniform and 1,150 RBI total. |
#48 - Carlos Villalobos [ID #267754] OF |
| Home Town: Holguín, Cuba School: none Drafted: 2048, Round #3 by West Fargo Turtles |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: OF |
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| Games 1898, AVE .276, OBP .355, SLG .473, OPS .828, H 2036, 2B 505, 3B 92, HR 256, RBI 1080, SB 44 |
| Notes: In the Cuban League, Carlos hit .314 across three seasons while still of high school age. Drafted at eighteen and reaching the bigs at twenty-one, Carlos was an incredible model of consistency over fifteen seasons, finishing his career with an on base percentage of .355 and a slugging percentage of .473. A five-time all star (including twice in Legends) and two-time league champion, Carlos exceeded the 2,000 hit mark and the 1,000 mark in both runs scored and RBI. Lifetime OPS of .913 (including fifty-one home runs) in Cup play. |
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#49 - Miguel Arteaga [ID #94090] SS |
| Home Town: Tijuana, Mexico School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: SS 2B 1b of |
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| Games 1562, AVE .292, OBP .359, SLG .441, OPS .800, H 1793, 2B 416, 3B 46, HR 135, RBI 765, SB 25 |
| Notes: Consistent excellence across nine seasons as the team's regular shortstop. Two-time gold glove winner and three-time all star. |
