Game Date: Apr 10th, 2064

Monterey Hall Of Fame

Hall Of Fame Players

#11 - Will Montgomery [ID #65872]     OF
Home Town: Garden Grove, California           School: none
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (L)           Throws (L)           Positions: OF 3B 1b 2b
Games 1544, AVE .289, OBP .349, SLG .523, OPS .872, H 1542, 2B 461, 3B 72, HR 216, RBI 1015, SB 436
Notes: Drafted by the Titan's in the final round of the 2010 draft, never played for another team. Named 2022 league MVP Five time All-League, five consecutive seasons, 2019 through 2023. Six consecutive All-Star selections, 2019 through 2024. Promoted four times    He was the only position player left from the original San Angelo franchise to remain on the roster after the great purge of 2020.         At the time of his retirement: #6 all-time, games played #3 best single season BA of .330 and #6 for his career #5 all-time in AB #5 single season with 199 hits and #4 for a career #2,3 and 4 single season with 64 doubles and 63 twice, #1 for his career with 461 #6 all-time with 72 triples #3 all-time with 216 homers #3 single season with 128 runs and #1 all-time with 970 #1 single season with 178 RBIs and #1=2 all-time with 1,015 #9 all-time in OBP #3 (.619)and #4 single seasons in SLG and #2 all-time #5 single season OPS (.999) and #3 all-time #1 single season in SB (81) and #1 all-time with 436 #8 all-time with 484 BBs     Mr. Monterey, you will be missed. Your brand of hitting for average with power and speed is the Titan's model for success. Thank you, Will Montgomery!!

#12 - Martin Foley [ID #80188]     2B
Home Town: Irvine, California           School: none
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (S)           Throws (R)           Positions: 2B
Games 862, AVE .317, OBP .381, SLG .488, OPS .869, H 987, 2B 242, 3B 19, HR 84, RBI 476, SB 84
Notes: Martin "The Fox" Foley set team marks for both BA in a season and for his Titan career .363/.317. Martin helped bridge the gap from Will Montgomery to Trent Guy and Doug Carlton. He was always an MVP candidate, and though he never won it, he did receive 4 All-Star selections to sit alongside 3 All-League nods. He promoted 4 times and won a Cup title.                 He also hold the single season record for doubles at 67. He was named Player of the Game 41 times during his career.

#13 - Hank Scott [ID #246771]     SS
Home Town: Mason, Ohio           Junior College: Owens Community College           Drafted: 2045, Round #1 by Monterey Titans
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (R)           Throws (R)           Positions: SS
Games 1918, AVE .286, OBP .367, SLG .458, OPS .824, H 2132, 2B 529, 3B 74, HR 201, RBI 985, SB 505
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#47 - Luis Guardado [ID #93293]     P
Home Town: Mexico City, Mexico           School: none
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (S)           Throws (L)           Positions: P
Games 379, W 155, L 91, S 1, CG 61, SHO 19, ERA 3.10, BAA .247, WHIP 1.236, IP 2242 , K 1107
Notes: Waiver claim in 2021 at 21 years of age, Monterey was his 3rd and final franchise. Won back to back Cy Young awards in '27 and '28. Three time All-League, '27, '28 and '30. Five consecutive All-Star nods, from '27 through '32. Won a Gold Glove in 2025. Promoted seven times. Cup-Winner 2030. All-Time leader with 24 wins in '27. #2 with 155 career wins. #4 in All-time innings, over 2,200 #1 single season with 275 in 2028, #2 in 2027. #6 with 1,107 strikeouts #1 with 61 career complete games #1 single season with 7 shutouts and #1 19 career clean sheets. #1 single season with 29 quality starts and #1 with 193 for his career #1 single season with 2.15 ERA in 2027 and #2 for his career at 3.10 #3 best season AND career in WHIP 97 career game MVPs and 18 in 2027, both franchise bests. For ten years, Luis defined Monterey pitching.

#53 - Victor Madrigal [ID #77926]     1B
Home Town: Hollywood, Florida           School: none
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (L)           Throws (L)           Positions: 1B OF
Games 1193, AVE .296, OBP .351, SLG .507, OPS .858, H 1165, 2B 326, 3B 13, HR 158, RBI 682, SB 24
Notes: Three time All-Star, All-League in 2024. #4 all-time BA, #3 all-time SLG%, #6 all-time OPS, #5 all-time in doubles, #7 in HRs. Over-shadowed by contemporary Will Montgomery, "Tiny" was an important part of 3 promotions during his career in Monterey.

Hall Of Fame Managers

Darren Bresciani [ID #1960]     Manager
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois
Hall Of Famer
Games 1724, League Wins 719, Playoff Wins 13, Playoff Championships 2, Cup Wins 116, Cup Championships 1
Notes: "Big Daddy B" was easily the most successful manager in Titan's franchise history to date.                 Bresciani led the Titan's to four divisional titles, two league championships and one cup title. He leaves with a .570 winning percentage over eight seasons.                                 The stands directly behind the home-side bullpen are officially being renamed "Bresci's Bleachers" in his honor.