Happy April 5th Birthday

[Stars_Rangers_82]

Ed Andrews - 1859
Ed Kennedy - 1861
Ted Scheffler - 1864
Chuck Lauer - 1865
Bill Gray - 1871
Charlie Emig - 1875
Bill Dinneen - 1876 Leads in Wins, ERA, IP, and SO
Wid Conroy - 1877 Leads in Runs, Hits, and SB
Tom Phillips - 1889
Jim Sullivan - 1894
Tony Welzer - 1899
Sugar Cain - 1907
John Goodell - 1907
Bobby Hogue - 1921
Gene Crumling - 1922
Fred Besana - 1931
Jimmie Schaffer - 1936
Roger Marquis - 1937
Don Prince - 1938
Ron Hansen - 1938 Leads in Games, HR, and RBI
Ron Campbell - 1940
Rennie Stennett - 1951
Kim Allen - 1953
Jim Scranton - 1960
Cris Carpenter - 1965
Greg Smith - 1967
Ryan Karp - 1970
Andres Berumen - 1971
Domingo Guzman - 1975
Matt Blank - 1976
Ross Gload - 1976
Ryan Drese - 1976
Winston Abreu - 1977
Brandon Backe - 1978
Jorge de la Rosa - 1981
Lastings Milledge - 1985
Ian Stewart - 1985 Leads in OPS

[Old Sweater]

Ron Hansen - 1938 Leads in Games, HR, and RBI


One thing that I can always remember with this name is the unassisted triple play he turned with the Washington Senators. I believe it was the expansion team Senators that became the Rangers.

[RickD]

Hansen was traded twice that season, after the game he was traded back to the team that had traded him to the Senators!

[KILLADELFIA]

Lastings Milledge - Took the time to sign a ball for me last year, nice guy.

[Mickey Mental]

Bill Dinneen won three of the five games won by Boston in the first World Series in 1903. He also was an umpire for something like 28 years. He not only pitched a no-hitter but he umpired five of them.

[soberdennis]

It doesn't say much for the list when Ron Hansen is the leader in homers.
Carpenter may eventually pass Dineen in wins. How far ahead is Dineen?