Lenny Webster was that last player to proudly sport The Number for the Baltimore Orioles before MLB retired the number in 1997. Lenny sported The Number from 1997 to 1999 (because he was grandfathered in Webster was able to wear 42 through 1999).
Lenny Webster was born on Wednesday, February 10, 1965, in New Orleans, Louisiana. Webster was 24 years old when he broke into the big leagues on September 1, 1989, with the Minnesota Twins.
Other Orioles to sport The Number included:
Gordie Sundin P (Sept 1956)
Carl Powis OF (Apr-May 1957)
Frank Zupo C (July-Sept 1957; Sept 1958; Apr-May 1961)
Cal Ermer CH (1962)
Hank Bauer CH (1963) MGR (1964-July 6, 1968)
Tom Underwood P (1984)
Ken Rowe CH (June 21-Oct 1985)
Rich Bordi P (1986)
Nelson Simmons OF (Apr-May 1987)
Mike Griffin P (June-Oct 1987)
Pete Harnisch P (Sept 1988-1989)
Chris Hoiles C (June-July 1990)
Ron Kittle DH/1B (July 30-Sept 1990)
Mike Mussina P (1991)
Sherman Obando DH/OF (1993; Apr-May 1995)
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
Brian Russell - S - Houston Texans
Brian Russell out of San Diego State was named All-Mountain West honorable mention as a senior DB after making the transition from QB to DB midway through his junior season. Russell redshirted as a freshman after transferring from Penn in 1997.
In 2001 Russell spent entire season on Minnesota's practice squad after signing as a rookie free agent. In 2009, he proudly sported The Number for the Houston Texans.
Labels:
Football,
Houston,
Houston Texans,
NFL,
Sports
Steve Banks - G - University of Michigan - Dearborn
6'2 guard Steve Banks proudly sporting The Number for the 2007-08 Univerysity of Michigan Dearborn basketball team.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
David Backes - RW - Team USA
David Backes, of Team USA and the Saint Louis Blues, proudly sports The Number for his country at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.
Labels:
Hockey,
NHL,
Olympics,
St. Louis,
St. Louis Blues
Monday, February 15, 2010
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