#8 - Micheal Yamamoto [ID #154760] P |
| Home Town: Englewood, California School: none Drafted: 2032, Round #1 by Fort Smith Bears |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P |
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| Games 574, W 12, L 25, S 463, ERA 3.01, BAA .207, WHIP 1.036, IP 585⅔, K 472 |
| Notes: 5 time All-star, 3 time All-League, franchise closer for many years, when Yamamoto took the mound, the game was over. |
#13 - Andres Espinoza [ID #67315] 1B |
| Home Town: Concepción de la Vega, Dominican Republic School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: 1B |
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| Games 1644, AVE .299, OBP .367, SLG .574, OPS .941, H 1811, 2B 444, 3B 73, HR 359, RBI 1339, SB 52 |
| Notes: 9 times All-Star, 2 times MVP, 5 Gold Gloves at 1B, 8 times All-League First Baseman, 2 times National team with the Dominican Republic, probably the best player to ever play for this team, with a record setting 53 home run season in 2023 in witch he hit .343 and 179 RBIs, yes 179! Maybe if he started his major league career a bit earlier he would have broken real life records. |
#16 - Alfredo Rosado [ID #84773] C |
| Home Town: Monterrey, Mexico School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (R) Positions: C 1b of |
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| Games 1263, AVE .291, OBP .359, SLG .466, OPS .825, H 1266, 2B 299, 3B 16, HR 143, RBI 679, SB 49 |
| Notes: 3 times all-star catcher and league winner. |
#84 - Bart Kristel [ID #109706] C |
| Home Town: Amersfoort, Netherlands School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (R) Positions: C 3B |
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| Games 1577, AVE .300, OBP .366, SLG .444, OPS .811, H 1612, 2B 343, 3B 27, HR 127, RBI 767, SB 2 |
| Notes: One of the best hitters in this franchise history, with many national team appearances, two times all-star and league winner. |
#98 - Óscar Villaseñor [ID #99261] P |
| Home Town: Panama City, Panama School: none |
| Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: P |
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| Games 316, W 109, L 115, S 4, CG 19, SHO 4, ERA 4.20, BAA .261, WHIP 1.409, IP 1827⅔, K 882 |
| Notes: Spend all his career as a Fort Smith pitcher and helped to win the the 2029 Championship, 2-time All-Star, 4-time National team. Although being a starter he played out of the bullpen in his final year in Fort Smith. |
