Reggie Sanders Stats & Facts
Reggie Sanders Essentials Positions: Bats: R Throws: R Height: 72 Weight: 180 Born: Friday, December 01, 1967 in Florence, SC USA Died: in , Debut: 8/22/1991 Last Game: 7/29/2007 Full Name: Reginald Laverne Sanders
Reggie Sanders Essentials Positions: Bats: R Throws: R Height: 72 Weight: 180 Born: Friday, December 01, 1967 in Florence, SC USA Died: in , Debut: 8/22/1991 Last Game: 7/29/2007 Full Name: Reginald Laverne Sanders
Reggie Sanders Positions: Bats: R Throws: R Height: 74 Weight: 205 Born: Friday, September 09, 1949 in Birmingham, AL USA Died: 1 27 2002 in Los Angeles, CA USA Debut: 9/1/1974 Last Game: 10/2/1974 Full Name: Reginald Jerome Sanders
2006 – Steve Finley hits his 300th career home run as the San Francisco Giants beat the host Arizona Diamondbacks, 11 – 4. Finley, who has 316 career stolen bases, becomes the sixth member of the exclusive 300 HR/300 SB club, joining teammate Barry Bonds, his father Bobby Bonds, Andre Dawson, Willie Mays and Reggie Sanders.
2005 – Andy Pettitte is hit by a line drive during warmups and struggles through a 5-3 loss to St. Louis in Game One of the N.L.C.S. Reggie Sanders powers a two-run blast in the first off Pettitte as the Cardinals build a lead they would never surrender. Chris Burkestays hot for Houston with a pinch-hit two-run shot of his own.
2004 – At Fenway Park, Curt Schilling becomes the first starting pitcher to win a World Series game for three different teams. In addition to his Game 2, 6 – 2, victory for the Red Sox over the Cardinals today, his 8-2 lifetime postseason record includes wins for the Phillies (1993) and Diamondbacks (2001).
Dependent on passing a physical, free agent Kenny Lofton agrees to a one-year pact to play with the Pittsburgh Pirates this season. Lofton will start in center field, moving Brian Giles to left field with LF Reggie Sanders going to right.
Free agent signings include outfielder Reggie Sanders by the Diamondbacks; infielder Greg Norton by the Rockies, both for one year; and pitcher Mark Guthrie by the Athletics for two years.
On February 2, 1999 San Diego Padres’ outfielder Greg Vaughn becomes the first player traded in major league history after hitting 50 home runs during the season. The slugger is dealt to the Cincinnati Reds, along with Mark Sweeney for Reggie Sanders, Damian Jackson, and Josh Harris. Vaughn spent one season in Cincinnati hitting .245…
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