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Jack Morris

Former Professional Baseball Starting Pitcher; Commentator for the Toronto Blue Jays

Rico Petrocelli

Former Boston Red Sox great and TV Analyst

Boston, MA, USA

Jerry Narron

Jerry Austin Narron was born January 15, 1956 in Goldsboro, North Carolina and is a former catcher in Major League Baseball.

Tony Perez

Tony Perez was a seven-time All-Star and winner of a golden glove.

Mark Grace

Former MLB First Baseman, Former Broadcaster

Eric Davis

Former Center Fielder in MLB

Chipper Jones

Former MLB Player and All-Star; Spent Entire 19-Year Career with Atlanta Braves

Georgia, USA

Roger Angell

Roger Angell was born September 19, 1920 and has been a regular contributor to The New Yorker and was its chief fiction editor for many years.

Adam Grossman

Boston Red Sox

Bob Uecker

Retired American Major League Baseball Player; Former Sportscaster; Comedian and Actor

Gary W. Moore

Author of "Playing with the Enemy"; Successful Entrepreneur and Motivational Speaker

Bradley, IL, USA

Jim Palmer

CEO, Lowe Campbell Ewald

Jeff Passan

Lead Baseball Columnist at Yahoo! Sports and Co-Author of "Death to the BCS"

Madison Bumgarner

Known as "Mad Bum", an American Professional Baseball Starting Pitcher, San Francisco Giants; Most Valuable Player of the 2014 World Series

San Francisco, CA, USA

Zack Wheeler

American Professional Baseball Pitcher, New York Mets

New York, NY, USA

Bob Montgomery

Bob Montgomery was a catcher for the Boston Red Sox for ten consecutive seasons, from 1970-79, serving as primary back-up to Carlton Fisk for much of his career.

Jason Giambi

Professional Baseball Player; 2000 American League MVP and Five-Time All-Star

Ken Singleton

Singleton was a consistent power hitter who topped 20 HR in five seasons, with a high of 35 in Baltimore's 1979 AL championship year.

Jorge Posada

Retired New York Yankees Catcher & Craniosynostosis Advocate

Florida, USA

Mike Bordick

Retired Professional Baseball Shortstop; Color Analyst for the Orioles

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