Catcher
Ted Simmons - Reds (Cardinals)
First Base
Mark McGwire - A's (Oakland A's)
Second Base
Joe Morgan - Colts (Colt .45s)
Third Base
Nolan Arenado - Nuts (Rockies)
Shortstop
Troy Tulowitzki - Nuts (Rockies)
Outfield
Rickey Henderson - A's (Oakland A's)
Dwayne Murphy - A's (Oakland A's)
Jose Canseco - A's (Oakland A's)
Designated Hitter
Reggie Jackson - Reds (Kansas City A's)
Starting Pitchers
John Denny - Reds (Cardinals)
Kevin Tapani - A's (Oakland A's)
Bob Forsch - Reds (Cardinals)
Matt Keough - A's (Oakland A's)
Rick Honeycutt - A's (Oakland A's)
Relief Pitchers
Rollie Fingers - Reds (Kansas City A's)
Al Hrabosky - Reds (Cardinals)
Pedro Borbon - Reds (Cardinals)
Jay Howell - A's (Oakland A's)
Tom Burgmeier - Colts (Colt .45s)
Bench
Mickey Tettleton - A's (Oakland A's)
Jason Giambi - A's (Oakland A's)
Tony Batista - A's (Oakland A's)
Miguel Tejada - A's (Oakland A's)
Joe Rudi
Charlie Blackmon - Nuts (Rockies)
Manager
Sparky Anderson - Reds (Cardinals)
Note: The cards are all in my collection and the pics are from TCDB (per usual).
A lot of history there on that field. If I could go back in time I would have liked to see a young Joe Rudi play there.
ReplyDeleteRudi's also from Modesto.
DeleteThere are a lot of big names from my childhood on this list. I wanted to see a Modesto A's game back in the 80's and 90's but never got around to doing it.
ReplyDeleteOutfield was strongest, with guys like Jermaine Dye and Jose Cruz Sr. not making the team. Second base was probably the weakest. Mike Gallego would've been my #2 guy there if I hadn't opted for Giambi (2nd first baseman).
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