Hilton spent parts of four seasons playing for the San Diego Padres. He appeared in 13 games for San Diego in 1972, then played in 144 games over the next two years. His best season came in 1974 when he hit .240 in 234 at bats. Hilton saw action in four games in 1975 which […]
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The National League Rookie of the Year in 1966, Helms spent 14 years in the big leagues, playing for four teams from 1964-1977. He played in just 23 games in 1964 and 1965, but became the Cincinnati Reds starting third baseman in 1966. He hit .284 that season with nine home runs and 72 runs […]
Perhaps best known for catching Hank Aaron’s 715th home run, House pitched for eight seasons in the majors, going 29-23 with 33 saves. He came up with the Atlanta Braves in 1971, bouncing back and forth between the majors and minors for the next couple seasons. By 1973 he was an important member of the […]
Holly pitched in 39 games for the Minnesota Twins between the years 1977-1979. He appeared in 18 games in 1977, making five starts and going 2-3 with a 6.89 ERA. He was back in Minnesota the next year for 15 games. He went 1-1 this time with a 3.57 ERA. He saw action in just […]
Holt spent nine years in the majors, coming up with the Minnesota Twins in 1968 and finishing with the Oakland A’s in 1976. In 707 major league games he hit .265 with 19 home runs. He played sparingly for the Twins during his first two seasons in the big leagues, but saw action in 142 […]
Hutton spent 12 seasons playing in the majors, hitting .248 with 22 home runs in 952 games. He first came up with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1966 but appeared in just three games. He returned to the minors and did not come back to the majors until 1969 when he played in 16 games […]
An all star in 1982, Hume pitched for 11 years in the majors, going 57-71 with 92 saves. He came up with the Cincinnati Reds in 1977 and soon became a fixture in their bullpen. He saved 17 games in 1979, then led the National League in games finished (62) in 1980 while saving 25 […]
