Thoughts on 6:05 pm start for Saturday games?

by Salmonella on Apr 1, 2007 10:24 AM PDT

Hey,
I'm sure this issue has already been discussed ad nauseam, but what are everybody's thoughts on Saturday night home games starting at 6:05pm instead of 7:05pm?

Can somebody please tell me why the Angels decided to make this move? I wasn't that happy with the 12:35pm games on Sunday, but this move on Saturday night sucks even more. Thoughts?

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Saturday Traffic

is less consequential on the local freeways at that time (they could NEVER move a weekday game to 6 pm) and it minimizes the LOCAL traffic around 7 pm Arrowhead Pond events and the early exit time helps getting out instead of being gridlocked with Pond concert and hockey crowds splitting.

by Rev Halofan on Apr 1, 2007 11:42 AM PDT reply actions

I actually like it

Creates an Ernie Banks opportunity. Now, you can have your Halos and a Saturday night out.

Touch 'em all!!!!

by Brad @ Halos Heaven on Apr 1, 2007 11:42 AM PDT reply actions

From this side of the pond

Very welcome!

5,444.82 miles from Home Plate

by UK Halo on Apr 1, 2007 2:09 PM PDT reply actions

Go Back to 7:05 p.m.

When the game is over I am going back home. An early start is not going to change the temperature of the beer in my fridge one iota. The fewer game starting times I have to remember the better. The good news is I only live 20 minutes from the Big A. If it is 5:30 p.m. and it dawns on me "oh yeah, Saturday games start an hour earlier than other nights" I probably will only miss seeing the first batter.

by Yetijuice on Apr 1, 2007 5:12 PM PDT reply actions

honda center

we should call it the pond but i plan to leave saturday games and run to the pond and try to sneak in to see the last two songs by the band playing

We've made up for the 1980s, now let's avenge 1995!!

by NOTjonsamo on Apr 1, 2007 9:29 PM PDT reply actions

Honda Pond'uh Anaheim

That's what I call it...

by anaheimisnotla on Apr 2, 2007 3:10 PM PDT up reply actions

I hope...

that fans will start showing up on time for the Saturday games. Sunday day games people seemed to come late as well. This sucks for sales.

In other news, I heard we're starting to sell California Pizza Kitchen personal pan pizzas for $8.25. No more two slices of dominoes. I heard we'll be carrying three kinds: Pepperoni, cheese, and chicken. Not too sure about the chicken selling well. We'll see

Peanuts...Get your Overpriced Peanuts!

by Angel Hawker on Apr 2, 2007 10:40 AM PDT reply actions

The price sucks

but I love chicken pizza. Just as long as it doesn't have the onion shit on it tha comes with the BBQ chicken pizza.

by Caseys Kiss of Death on Apr 2, 2007 2:12 PM PDT up reply actions

Do they offer sushi pizza?

Please!!! What ever happened to a soda and a hot dog as the staple of American baseball???

'86 never happened!

by Downing Rules on Apr 2, 2007 2:37 PM PDT up reply actions

Pretty sure they still sell them

Grandpa.

by Caseys Kiss of Death on Apr 2, 2007 4:21 PM PDT up reply actions

as a parental unit

it might be worth a try with the kiddies. They won't be so close to bed time thus less cranky and I might be able to stay for the whole game (now that's a novel idea)

Happy days are here again The skies above are clear again So let's sing a song of cheer again Happy days are here again

by ladybug on Apr 2, 2007 12:57 PM PDT reply actions

It is to avoid the "9:30 rule..."

Hell, when I last had season seats in 1995, we had 7:35PM starts...if everyone left at 9:30 like they usually did, the masses would only catch about 1.5 hours of game (since they arrived well after 8PM). Less window of time for people to hit Arte's money-making shops and concession stands.

It is another marketing ploy as 6PM is closer to dinner time, so why not encourage people to catch dinner at the park and spend nearly $100 on a meal, drinks and snacks for 4 people? That's the Angels' ownership's thinking, I will guarantee you. And it is brilliant.

As for the little ones' bed time, ladybug, that is why I bring the dual stroller and let them fall asleep during the game and wheel them out to the car unconscious after the 27th out has been recorded.

'86 never happened!

by Downing Rules on Apr 2, 2007 2:35 PM PDT reply actions

why are you leaving

after the top of the first?

john RIP samo

by angels4adam on Apr 2, 2007 2:38 PM PDT up reply actions

top of the fifth*

john RIP samo

by angels4adam on Apr 2, 2007 2:38 PM PDT up reply actions

unfortunately, the stroller is not an option

it's not concern for bedtime, it's the attention span. I want to watch the game in peace, not fighting a 5 yr old because he wants something from every vendor that wanders by.
I meant that if the game ends at 9pm rather than 10 pm, the moods are a little more tolerable.

Happy days are here again The skies above are clear again So let's sing a song of cheer again Happy days are here again

by ladybug on Apr 2, 2007 3:57 PM PDT up reply actions

I love...

kids like that.

Peanuts...Get your Overpriced Peanuts!

by Angel Hawker on Apr 2, 2007 4:16 PM PDT up reply actions

yeah, Drew is your hero

BTW, do you have a usual section that you work? Me & Nicole tried looking for you on Saturday.

Happy days are here again The skies above are clear again So let's sing a song of cheer again Happy days are here again

by ladybug on Apr 2, 2007 4:31 PM PDT up reply actions

I wasn't there on Saturday...

I was in Mammoth, taking advantage of my last few days of spring break. I'll be there tonight, and I think I'll be on field level first base side/right field pavillion. I won't know for sure until I get there though.

Peanuts...Get your Overpriced Peanuts!

by Angel Hawker on Apr 2, 2007 4:36 PM PDT up reply actions

Last Night...

I sold Water, Soda, and Gatorade on the view level.

Peanuts...Get your Overpriced Peanuts!

by Angel Hawker on Apr 3, 2007 7:10 AM PDT up reply actions

You have a Sales Rep number?

How to we distinguish Angel Hawker from all of the other vendors? If you are selling those ice cream cookies I will buy one for my son!

I forecast the odds for the Angels winning tonight to be better than 2-to-1. In 49 previous Texas @ LA Angels battles the Halos sport a 33-16 edge. Here our the Angel won-loss records in all games I have seen them play from 1962 to 2006:

Los Angeles Angels vs
(1962-2006)
W L

Balt Orioles        27-18
Bos Red Sox        24-30
Chi White Sox        24-16
Clev Indians        17-20
Det Tigers        22-16
KC Royals        16-15
Mil Brewers        6-7
Min Twins        25-25
NY Yankees        29-22
Oak Athletics        30-34
Sea Mariners        13-21
TB Devil Rays        9-2
Tex Rangers        33-16
Tor Blue Jays        12-13

LA Dodgers        13-6
SD Padres        2-3
SF Giants        3-0
Arz Diamondbacks    0-2
Chi Cubs        1-2
Cin Reds        1-1
Fla Marlins        2-0
NY Mets        1-2
Phil Phillies        2-0
Pit Pirates        1-1
Wash Nationals    1-1
    ________

Total 314-273

With last Saturday's exhibition win the Angels are now 14-6 versus the Dodgers. All three of the Halos win over the Giants were in the World Series.

by Yetijuice on Apr 2, 2007 4:46 PM PDT up reply actions

Standings 1962-2007

While I am at it I may as well post the all-time standings of games I have been to. A Penny for your thoughts? Saddled with Saturday's 4-2 loss to the Angels, Brad Penny is 0-6 in games I have seen him pitch. That is the worst record I have seen any pitcher have. Jerry Koosman and Al Fitzmorris both finished at 0-5. It says here that Brad Penny is the captain of Grady Little's Dodger dog house!

Baseball games 1962 through March 31st, 2007 Total: 1,168 games

    WEST            NATIONAL LEAGUE        EAST
Team            W L    PCT Team            W    L    PCT
Arizona        14    8    .636 Washington        14    12    .538
L.A. Dodgers    207 187    .525    Pittsburgh        22    20    .524
San Diego        46    46    .500    N.Y. Mets        27    29    .482
Cincinnati        29    29    .500    Milwaukee        10    11    .476
Atlanta            16    16    .500    St. Louis        23    28    .451
Houston        20    22    .476    Philadelphia        17    21    .447
San Francisco         37    46    .446    Florida        3     4    .429
Colorado        3    9    .250    Chi Cubs        17    28    .378

    WEST            AMERICAN LEAGUE        EAST
Team            W    L    PCT    Team        W    L    PCT
Seattle 28 23 .549    Boston        43    34    .558
Oakland        56    47    .544 Cleveland        21    17    .553
L.A. Angels 315 273    .536    Toronto        18    17    .514
Minnesota        35    33    .515    N.Y. Yankees    31    40    .437
Kansas City        26    25    .510    Detroit        23    34    .404
Chi White Sox        20    27    .426    Baltimore        23    35    .397
Texas            19    36    .345    Tampa Bay        3    9    .250

Games won: John Lackey, 22; Nolan Ryan, 16; Don Sutton, Ramon Ortiz, Ervin Santana, Scot Shields, 15; Bartolo Colon, 14; Bert Blyleven, Jarrod Washburn, Aaron Sele, 11; Orel Hershiser, 10; Jeff Weaver, 9; Curt Schilling, Bill Singer, Kevin Brown, Francisco Rodriguez, 8; Roger Clemens, Frank Tanana, Doug Rau, Ramon Martinez, Tim Belcher, 7; Catfish Hunter, Ron Perranoski, Jim Brewer, Mike Witt, Jim McGlothlin, Clyde Wright, Kelvim Escobar, Freddy Garcia, 6.

Games lost: Jarrod Washburn, 17; Bartolo Colon, 15; John Lackey, 14; Kelvim Escobar, 13; Ramon Ortiz, 11; Don Sutton, Odalis Perez, 10; Nolan Ryan, Claude Osteen, Kevin Appier, 8; Orel Hershiser, Burt Hooton, Bruce Kison, Mike Witt, Kevin Brown, Kazuhira Ishii, Hideo Nomo, Ismael Valdez, Jeff Weaver, 7; Don Drysdale, Andy Messersmith, Rick Clark, Jim Abbott, Aaron Sele, Scot Shields, Brad Penny, 6.

Shutouts: Nolan Ryan, 7; Don Sutton, 4; Roger Clemens, Orel Hershiser, Bill Singer, Frank Tanana, John Lackey, 3; Tom Seaver, Mike Cuellar, Don Drysdale, Johnny Podres, George Brunet, Jack Billingham, Tim Belcher, 2.

No-hitters: Bill Singer, Nolan Ryan, Dennis Martinez, 1.

Home runs: Vladimir Guerrero, 39; Garret Anderson, 33; Troy Glaus, 25; Tim Salmon, 24; Bengie Molina, 19; Juan Rivera, 17; Reggie Jackson, Steve Garvey, Adrian Beltre, Adam Kennedy, 16; Shawn Green, Jeff Kent, 15; Davey Lopes, Brian Downing, Scott Spiezio, 14; Ron Cey, Darin Erstad, 13; Dave Winfield, Rick Reichardt, 12; Bobby Grich, Paul Lo Duca, 11; Alex Rodriguez, Jeff DaVanon, Brad Fullmer, 10; Barry Bonds, Frank Howard, Dallas McPherson, 9; Dusty Baker, Jim Fregosi, Joe Ferguson, Ken Griffey Jr., Jose Guillen, Albert Pujols, 8; Willie McCovey, Mike Marshall, Eddie Murray, Craig Biggio, Jeromy Burnitz, Jim Edmonds, Jorge Posada, Shawn Wooten, 7; Kirk Gibson, Carl Yastrzemski, Dave Parker, Harmon Killebrew, Mark McGwire, Fred Lynn, Don Mincher, Benji Gil, Jack Howell, Eric Karros, Orlando Cabrera, Hee Seop Choi, J.D. Drew, Jermaine Dye, David Eckstein, Chone Figgins, Rafael Furcal, Derek Jeter, Jacque Jones, Mike Napoli, Robb Quinlan, Olmedo Saenz, Gary Sheffield, Jayson Werth, 6.

Most home runs in one game: Davey Lopes, Tony Solaita, Dave Kingman, Troy Glaus, Adam Kennedy, Travis Hafner, Hee Seop Choi, 3.

Grand slams: Vladimir Guerrero, Juan Rivera, 2; Vada Pinson, Brant Alyea, Harmon Killebrew, Terry Crowley, Tom Haller, Lee May, Jim Hutto, Nate Colbert, Jim Wynn, Carmen Fanzone, Bobby Bonds, Dan Ford, Joe Morgan, Tony Scott, Davey Lopes, Reggie Jackson, Chet Lemon, Wayne Krenchicki, Terry Steinbach, Kevin McReynolds, Craig Biggio, Dave Winfield, Doug Mirabelli, Matt Williams, David Eckstein, Barry Bonds, Troy Glaus, Brian Roberts, Brad Fullmer, Jose Reyes, Jeff Kent, Phil Nevin, Shane Halter, Paul Lo Duca, Shawn Green, Jose Molina, Steve Finley, Hee Seop Choi, Adam LaRoche, Milton Bradley, Randy Winn, Brian Giles, Richie Sexson, Nomar Garciaparra, 1.

Inside-the-Park Home Runs: Jose Cardenal, Gene Tenace, Fred Patek, Tito Fuentes, Manny Mota, Willie Davis, Willie Crawford, Ken Griffey Jr., Paul Lo Duca, Randy Winn, Curtis Granderson, Vladimir Guerrero, Dallas McPherson, 1.

by Yetijuice on Apr 2, 2007 4:55 PM PDT up reply actions

"Baseball fans are junkies

and their heroin is the statistic."
Robert S. Wieder.

Happy days are here again The skies above are clear again So let's sing a song of cheer again Happy days are here again

by ladybug on Apr 2, 2007 5:50 PM PDT up reply actions

Baseball Idiot Savant

Wasn't it Vladimir who said "baseball is the opiate of the masses?" I prefer to be a baseballaholic. Jack Daniels, please!

by Yetijuice on Apr 4, 2007 10:12 AM PDT up reply actions

I seriously wanna know

how you managed to see more Derek Jeter homers than J.T. Snow homers. both have roughly the same number of career 4-baggers, but one played for your home team for 3 years, and the other is an out of town, out of division yankee bum.

by Caseys Kiss of Death on Apr 2, 2007 5:54 PM PDT up reply actions

1962-2007 (April 3rd) West Division W-L Records

This isn't dice baseball! I am reporting what I actually saw happen. Note that there are eleven seasons (82, 83, 86, 87, 90, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, and 00) that I was shutout and did not see a single baseball game. I was in Hawaii that first year and in Asia (mostly Nepal and India) for the others.

I did see J.T. Snow hit 3 home runs. Yes, I have seen Derek Jeter hit 6 home runs. However, I only saw Don Mattingly hit 1 home run. I saw J.T.'s father, Jack Snow, score more touchdowns for the L.A. Rams than I saw J.T. hit for the San Francisco Giants. I never saw J.T. Snow hit a home run for the Angels. I saw Jack Snow catch 3 td passes from Roman Gabriel in a 36-17 Rams win over New Orleans in 1969.

Please note that the years (2002 and 2005) I saw the Angels go 6-0 against the Texas Rangers were vintage years for the Halos. Those are the only seasons the Angels won a post season series. The Angels are off to a promising start against the Rangers in 2007. I doubt I will go to six Ranger-Angel games in 2007. I will probably max out at five. It will be a good omen if the Angels go 5-0 in those games. Yes, I will be at this afternoon's Ranger-Angel game. Let's sweep the Texas Toxoids!

West A.L. & N.L. Teams Year-by-Year Records including April 3rd, 2007
Year     Arz    Col    LAA     LAN     Oak     SF     SD    Sea    Tex
62     0-0    0-0    0-1     2-2     0-0     1-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
63     0-0    0-0    3-3     7-5     0-0     1-2     0-0    0-0    0-0
64     0-0    0-0    3-0     5-5     0-0     2-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
65     0-0    0-0    3-0     5-1     0-0     0-1     0-0    0-0    0-0
66     0-0    0-0    10-6     2-2     1-0     2-1     0-0    0-0    1-1
67     0-0    0-0    15-7     1-3     0-3     1-0     0-0    0-0    1-0
68     0-0    0-0    10-16     2-1     0-1     3-1     0-0    0-0    0-3
69     0-0    0-0    5-12     4-1     3-0     0-4     0-0    0-0    0-1
70     0-0    0-0    11-10     13-10     1-1     1-0     0-2    0-0    1-0
71     0-0    0-0    0-0     1-3     1-3     0-1     0-0    0-0    2-2
72     0-0    0-0    3-0     3-3     0-0     0-0     2-0    0-0    0-0
73     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     2-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
74     0-0    0-0    3-3     5-7     0-2     1-1     0-1    0-0    0-1
75     0-0    0-0    7-12     4-2     1-3     0-0     0-1    0-0    2-0
76     0-0    0-0    11-10     9-7     5-1     1-1     4-4    0-0    1-1
77     0-0    0-0    2-3     5-5     0-0     2-2     2-1    0-1    0-0
78     0-0    0-0    8-3     9-7     1-3     2-1     2-3    0-0    0-0
79     0-0    0-0    2-1     5-3     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
80     0-0    0-0    1-6     4-2     1-3     0-0     1-1    0-0    0-0
81     0-0    0-0    4-4     0-0     3-0     2-1     0-0    0-0    0-0
82     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
83     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
84     0-0    0-0    11-8     4-6     4-1     0-0     4-1    0-0    1-0
85     0-0    0-0    1-1     5-4     4-3     0-1     1-1    0-0    0-0
86     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
87     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
88     0-0    0-0    6-9     5-8     3-0     0-1     3-0    0-0    0-1
89     0-0    0-0    13-14     13-11     5-3     2-3     4-1    5-3    1-1
90     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
91     0-0    0-0    9-6     15-5     2-0     2-3     2-2    2-0    1-1
92     0-0    0-0    6-7     9-3     0-3     2-3     3-1    2-5    0-0
93     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
94     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
95     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
96     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
97     0-0    1-0    1-3     0-5     0-1     1-0     0-1    1-0    0-0
98     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
99     0-0    1-0    8-3     4-5     0-1     1-0     1-1    0-2    0-2
00     0-0    0-0    0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0     0-0    0-0    0-0
01     4-2    0-0    6-12     4-5     3-0     1-2     2-2    3-0    1-1
02     3-4    0-2    39-15     9-11     3-4     3-5     2-5    2-4    0-6
03     3-1    0-2    21-29 12-14     5-3     4-4     4-7    5-1    4-3
04    1-0    1-0    29-24    17-15    3-3    2-6    4-2    2-3    1-4
05    2-0    0-3    33-21    13-12    3-3    0-1    1-4    2-3    0-6
06    1-1    0-2    29-24    11-12    2-2    0-1    4-5    4-1    2-2
07    0-0    0-0    3-0    0-1    0-0    0-0    0-0    0-0    0-2
Year     Arz    Col    LAA     LAN     Oak     SF     SD    Sea    Tex

by Yetijuice on Apr 4, 2007 12:26 AM PDT up reply actions

Home Run Stats

Here is a list of all players that I have seen hit 2 or more career home runs that were active in 1997 or later. You will find J.T. Snow with 3 home runs. Casey Kotchman and Ian Kinsler are new entries in the K listings with 2 long gones each. Adam Kennedy is king of the home run hitting K's with 16. Enjoy!

Active Home Run Leaders including April 3rd, 2007

Vladimir Guerrero    40
Garret Anderson    33
Troy Glaus        25
Tim Salmon        24
Bengie Molina        19
Juan Rivera        17
Adrian Beltre        16
Adam Kennedy    16
Shawn Green        15
Jeff Kent        15
Scott Spiezio        14
Darin Erstad        13
Paul Lo Duca        11
Jeff DaVanon        10
Brad Fullmer        10
Alex Rodriguez    10
Barry Bonds        9
Dallas McPherson    9
Ken Griffey Jr.    8
Jose Guillen        8
Albert Pujols        8
Craig Biggio        7
Jeromy Burnitz    7
Jim Edmonds        7
Jorge Posada        7
Shawn Wooten    7
Orlando Cabrera    6
Hee Seop Choi    6
J.D. Drew        6
Jermaine Dye        6
David Eckstein    6
Chone Figgins        6
Rafael Furcal        6
Benji Gil        6
Derek Jeter        6
Jacque Jones        6
Eric Karros        6
Mark McGwire    6
Mike Napoli        6
Robb Quinlan        6
Olmedo Saenz        6
Gary Sheffield        6
Jayson Werth        6
Milton Bradley    5
Eric Chavez        5
Steve Finley        5
Nomar Garciaparra    5
Jason Giambi        5
Travis Hafner        5
Edgar Martinez    5
Hideki Matsui        5
Raul Mondesi        5
David Ortiz        5
Carlos Pena        5
Richie Sexson        5
Sammy Sosa        5
Mark Teixeira        5
Miguel Tejada        5
Matt Williams        5
Hank Blalock        4
Bret Boone        4
Mike Cameron    4
Jose Cruz Jr.        4
David Dellucci    4
Travis Fryman        4
Brian Giles        4
Luis Gonzalez        4
Marquis Grissom    4
Rickey Henderson    4
Shea Hillenbrand    4
Andrew Jones        4
Terrence Long        4
Fred McGriff         4
Phil Nevin        4
Rafael Palmeiro    4
Jay Payton        4
Manny Ramirez    4
Ivan Rodriguez    4
Mo Vaughn        4
Bernie Williams    4
Randy Winn        4
Wilson Betemit    3
Pat Borders        3
Ellis Burks        3
Sean Burroughs    3
Miguel Cabrera    3
Alex Cora        3
Coco Crisp        3
Johnny Damon    3
Juan Encarnacion    3
Andres Galarraga    3
Jay Gibbons        3
Torii Hunter        3
Paul Konerko        3
Mark Loretta        3
Russell Martin        3
Billy McMillon    3
Kevin Millar        3
Mike Piazza        3
Jeremy Reed        3
Brian Roberts        3
David Ross        3
Reggie Sanders    3
Benito Santiago    3
Ruben Sierra        3
J.T. Snow        3
Frank Thomas        3
Chase Utley        3
Jason Varitek        3
Larry Walker        3
Rondell White        3
Edgar Alfonzo        2
Moises Alou        2
Marlon Anderson    2
Rich Aurilia        2
Brad Ausmus        2
Michael Barrett    2
David Bell        2
Ron Belliard        2
Carlos Beltran        2
Casey Blake        2
Ben Broussard        2
Eric Byrnes        2
Greg Colbrunn    2
Joe Crede        2
Bobby Crosby        2
Deivi Cruz        2
Brian Daubach    2
Carlos Delgado    2
Chris Duncan        2
Shawon Dunston    2
Ray Durham        2
Morgan Ensberg    2
Adam Everett        2
Carl Everett        2
Ron Gant        2
Adrian Gonzalez    2
Juan Gonzalez        2
Mark Grace        2
Mark Grudzielanek    2
Aaron Guiel        2
Shane Halter        2
Jerry Hairston Jr.    2
Scott Hatteberg    2
Ramon Hernandez    2
Aubrey Huff        2
Raul Ibanez        2
D'Angelo Jimenez    2
Chipper Jones        2
Brian Jordan        2
Gabe Kapler        2
Howie Kendrick    2
Ian Kinsler        2
Ryan Klesko        2
Casey Kotchman    2
Chad Kreuter        2
Gerald Laird        2
Ryan Langerhans    2
Adam LaRoche    2
Ricky Ledee        2
Carlos Lee        2
John McDonald    2
Jose Molina        2
Miguel Ojeda        2
John Olerud        2
Magglio Ordonez    2
Jason Phillips        2
A.J. Pierzynski    2
Aramis Ramirez    2
Edgar Renteria    2
Alfonso Soriano    2
Shane Spencer        2
Junior Spivey        2
Jim Thome        2
Bubba Trammell    2
Randy Velarde    2
Mike Young        2