MILLERS PLAYERS IN THE HALL OF FAME
Player, position Years Comment
Roger Bresnahan, C 1898-99 Introduced shin guards for catchers
Jimmy Collins, 3B 1909 Tremendous glove, bat; player-manager with Millers
Rube Waddell, LHP 1911-13 AL strikeout leader six consecutive seasons
Red Faber, RHP 1911 White Sox leader in games pitched
Bill McKechnie, 3B 1921 Managed Pirates, Cardinals and Reds to pennants
Zack Wheat, OF 1928 Still is Dodgers career hits leader
George Kelly, 1B 1930-31 Defensive whiz at first base, with power
Dave Bancroft, SS 1933 Reliable fielder and leadoff hitter; manager for Millers
Ted Williams, OF 1938 Batted .366 with Millers at age 19
Billy Herman, 2B 1948 Millers player-manager was .300 hitter, great range
Ray Dandridge, 3B 1949-52 American Association MVP in 1950; tutored Willie Mays
Hoyt Wilhelm, RHP 1950-51 First reliever in Hall of Fame
Willie Mays, OF 1951 Batted .477 in 35 games with Millers
Monte Irvin, OF-1B 1955 Batted .352 in only year with Millers
Orlando Cepeda, 1B 1957 Went from Millers to NL Rookie of the Year in 1958
Jimmie Foxx, 1B 1958 Had five seasons of at least 40 homers; Millers coach
Carl Yastrzemski, OF 1959-60 14-time All-Star replaced Ted Williams in Boston
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