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• Ray Corbin (1^st win);
• George Culver (pitching a no-hitter);
• Bruce Dal Canton (detailed story about 3-1 loss to Drysdale)
• Bill Davis (ML debut; starting 1B-man for Padres 1^st game ever);
• Denny Doyle (1975 world series; 22 game hit-streak);
• Jan Dukes (K’ing Carl Yaz on “5 sliders in a row”);
• Dave Duncan (1972 World Series game 7—throwing out Joe Morgan);
• Todd Dunn (great 1^st ML HR story—to Yankee Stad LF upper deck);
• Ryne Duren (1958 world series game)
• Duffy Dyer (1969 Mets and catching John Candelaria’s no-hitter);
• Dave Edler (bases loaded hit);
• Brian Edmondson (great ML call-up story);
• Dick Egan (getting his lone win vs. 1967 Card’s; K’ing Hank Aaron);
• Dave Eilers (1st win; Casey Stengel);
• George Elder (race vs. Larry Doby);
• Lee Elia (describes six events and “fulfilling a childhood dream”);
• Rob Ellis typed letter signed (incredible Mickey Mantle 1989 oldtimer’s game story; Whitey Ford, Hank Aaron, etc.)
• Harold “Hal” Epps (1^st and only ML HR);
• Frank Ernaga (“…hit HR & triple off Warren Spahn” in 1^st two ML AB’s);
• Dick Estelle (2^nd ML game—vs Bunning—K’ing Dick Allen & Alex Johnson a combined 5X’s);
• George Estock (losing my only ML start to a Cliff Chambers no-hitter; Billy Southworth);
• Chuck Estrada (ML debut; K’ing Ted Williams with bases loaded; K’ing Mantle 4X’s in game; etc.);
• Andy Etchebarren (1966 world series; Palmer, McNally, etc.);
• Seth Etherton (2000 vs. Barry Bonds ‘hit-story’);
• ElRoy Face (1960 world series—‘they scored all the runs/we won the games’);
• Gerald “Red” Fahr (funny story about a 3-2 loss; Red Ruffing; Lou Boudreau, Mike Garcia, etc.);
• Frank Fanovich SIGNED but ghost-written by wife (retiring Musial in game 0/4);
• Carmen Fanzone (HR off Steve Blass);
• Ed Farmer (pitching for the White Sox/making all-star team);
• John Farrell (detailed story on ending Molitor’s 39-game hit streak);
• Mike Felder (great ML debut game story; Billy Martin);
• Tony Fernandez (Joe Carter’s 1993 world series winning HR);
• Dave “Boo” Ferriss (1946 Red Sox and world series shutout);
• Tom Filer (two consecutive wins and player of the week in 1988);
• Bill Fischer (1^st ML win; setting consecutive inning streak without a walk—84.3);
• Hank Fischer (1964 two-hit, 1-0 win);
• Jack Fisher (“Roger Maris’s #60/hung curve/his only hit off me”);
• Ed Fitzgerald (detailed account of 9^th inning hit to break up Billy Pierce’s perfect game);
• Fred Fitszimmons (ML debut; 3 world series; winning 217 games, etc.)
• John Flaherty (great ML debut story);
• David Fleming (Yankee Stadium debut story);
• Ben Flowers (1951 ML debut vs. Yankees & Joe D, Mize, Mantle, Rizzuto);
• Cliff Floyd (1997 Marlins title; etc.);
• Gene Fodge (only win; Wrigley Field debut; K’ing Musial);
• Lew Fonseca (lists multiple events/accomplishments including 1929 batting title)
• Jerry Fosnow (1965 opening day win vs. Yankees);
• Stephen Foster (Tommy Lasorda tackling a fan on the mound during a national anthem);
• Steve Foucalt (1^st game; 1^st trip to Yankee Stadium);
• Terry Fox (great story on 22 inning game; pitching Maris’ 58^th HR on a “2-1 curve ball low and away”)
• Joe Frazier (payday!);
• Eddie Freed (ML debut game going 4/5 off Johnny Vander Meer);
• Mark Freeman (ML debut—at Yankee Stadium—and getting to know Mickey Mantle—“the humblest super star I ever met”);
• George Freese (ML debut; plus an inside the park grand slam);
• Jeff Frye (going 3/4 and finding out after game I was going to be a Father….);
• Frank Funk (K’ing Maris with bases loaded in bottom of 9^th in 1961 to save a win; talking with Mickey Mantle; being friends and teammates with Hank Aaron)
• Greg Gagne outstanding (1987 world series game 7^th story)

• Bob Galasso (two Fenway Park games);
• Doug Gallagher (pitching opening day 1962 in front of JFK);
• Alfonso Garcia (1979 world series game three triple);
• Phil Garner (detailed 1979 world series play, game-story & recap)
• Ralph Garr (2-HR game vs. Mets—1^st ties score & 2^nd wins game)
• Wayne Garrett UNSIGNED (game & series winning HR vs. Braves in the 1969 NLCS to put the Mets in the world series);
• Ned Garver (20^th win game in 1951 & its significance making him the only pitcher ever to win 20 games for a team with 100 or more losses)
• Rod Gaspar (1969 Mets—“Casey Stengel would say Amazin, Amazin, Amazin….”);
• Alex George (1^st game—as a 16-year-old; 1^st hit—off Jim Bunning);
• Craig Gerber (3/3 game vs. Saberhagen & George Brett’s congratulations);
• Rusty Gerhardt (several stories includes a great one on Pete Rose; breaking up Gullett’s no-hitter in the 9^th; etc.)
• Joe Gibbon (Maz’s world series HR; pitching complete game win when Mays hit #500; pitching a 1-hitter);
• John Gibbons (Funny first hit/Pete Rose story)
• Russ Gibson (ML debut game going 2/4 vs. Whitey Ford; 1967 world series);
• Buddy Gilbert (“…beating Roberto Clemente in a throwing contest at Crosley Field….”—1959);
• Bill Gilbreth (1^st win; 3-hitter vs. Yankees);
• Don Gile (Roger Maris’s 61^st HR; Ted Williams’ HR in last AB—18^th player to do so; also hitting a HR in last AB to become 19^th player);
• Tom Giordano (beating Hank Aaron for “Sally” League HR title; hitting HR vs. Virgil Trucks in 2^nd ML AB);
• Mike Glavine (only big league start was with brother Tom pitching; only ML hit);
• Danny Godby (1^st hit; Lou Brock; 25 inning game);
• Chuck Goggin (1^st ML hit game was Clemente’s 3000^th hit game);
• Purnal Goldy (funny ML debut story—game vs. Yankees);
• Preston Gomez (Koufax’s world series win vs. Twins on 2-day’s rest; being named first Padres manager);
• Don Gordon (his Faith and K’ing Ripken for 1^st ML K on a “3-2 slider”);
• Jim Gosger (HR vs. Whitey Ford);
• Larry Gowell (pitching last game of 1972 season at Yankee Stadium);
• Michael Grace (84 –pitch shutout vs. Yankees in 1997);
• Wayne Granger (funny ML debut story—after the game I “…had to throw away my shorts!”)
• Jim “Mudcat” Grant (several “firsts” as an African American player; Jackie Robinson; rooming with Larry Doby)
• Tom Grant (great, detailed first hit game vs. Seaver)
• Lou Grasmick (defeating Yankees 4-2 and holding Joe D 0/4);
• John Gray (throwing a one-hitter; pitching against Mays, Mantle, & Ted Williams);
• Dick Gray (hitting the first HR for the Los Angeles Dodgers);
• Jim Greengrass (1^st HR; playing for Rogers Hornsby—“Great man/great mgr”);
• Bob Grich SIGNED “Bob” (5/5 game & winning 1970 West Division);
• Ben Grieve (1^st game; playing with or against ex-Rangers who were there when I was their batboy at age 12);
• Tom Grieve (wonderful account of 1^st visit as an 8-year old to Yankee Stadium—1^st ML game also at Yankee Stadium—then watching son Ben play at Yankee Stadium)
• Derrell Griffith SIGNED “Derrell” (knocking in all 3 runs in 3-1 win behind Koufax);
• Hal Griggs (2-hit shutout vs. Yankees at Yankee Stadium);
• Jason Grimsley (two outstanding, heartwarming stories: ML callup; and world series debut in game three and post-game meeting with three-year-old son)
• Dick Groat (beating Yankees in 1960 & 1964);
• Harvey Groskloss (1^st ML AB vs. Carl Hubbell; Pie Traynor);
• Alfred Grunwald (ML debut; Yankee Stadium debut);
• Creighton Gubanich (ML debut; becoming 4^th ever to get 1^st hit grand slam);
• Mark Grubicza (1985 world series; 20^th win shutout);
• Lee Guetterman (while set to face Wade Boggs, Jim Rice became the first ever to PH for him and then grounded out);
• Ozzie Guillen (lists several including 1985 ROY; 5/5 at Yankee Stadium; etc.)