He played in the minors im told.and high school.

I have grown up in St Louis and have heard of 2 ballplayers to actually hit balls foul out of the Old Busch Stadium. For those that dont remember the stadium, It was very tall and from above was designed to look like a Bud bottle cap. So those would also qualify along with dome roof hitters as the high pop ups.

I know none of you will believe me, but I'm related to him. Not like my dad or uncle, but a relative of some sort (:
That is so cool!

There are so many women in the world with great talent. Just look at the softball games on ESPN or ABC. They will have to learn a new style of pitching, but they can still swing a bat really good.

What do you do if he retires, keep liking that team?
What do you do if he gets traded, adopt his new team as your favorite?

Probably a few, but not any famous (or even starting) ones.
EDIT: Sorry, there are none

Derek Jeter. He's good looking, and seems very down to earth and nice; which earns points in my book.

Rickey Henderson 1982 - 119 10 51 130 .267
Canseco 1988 - 120, 42, 124, 40, .307
Babe Ruth 1921 - 177 59 171 17 .378
Those are just a couple I came up with. Please add your picks.
It doesn't have to be just hitters either. Cy Young 1892 , 36 wins, but even more amazing is 48 complete games and 453 IP. Wow!

or were you named after one?
thanks
p.s. i want a beagle and i want to name it Moose after Mike Mussina haha!

You can have the Arogant Bonds in there, but my personal opinion he don't rank very high