Cardinal ABC's

[Gashouse6]

We are going to spell the ABC's using the first or last names of players. There is no Q, U, X, Y, and Z. When we are through, start over again using different players.

A: Albert Pujols

[JohnGelnarFan]

B

Lou Brock

[Gashouse6]

Chris Carpenter

[Atlanta Braves Freak]

David Eckstein

[Senior skittles]

Jim Edmonds

[soberdennis]

I'm glad someone else took the initiative on this. It makes me feel good to know i'm not the only one to like the game.
Frank Frisch

[Outta Here]

I'm glad someone else took the initiative on this. It makes me feel good to know i'm not the only one to like the game.

Me too :D

G is for the legendary Bob Gibson :clapping

[Mr. Met]

George Hendrick

[tonjes]

jason isringhausen

[soberdennis]

Julian Javier

[Gashouse6]

Kenton Lloyd Boyer

[JohnGelnarFan]

L

Johnny Lewis

[soberdennis]

Is there any other-Stan Musial

[Outta Here]

N = Abraham Nunez

[tonjes]

kenny oberkfell

[soberdennis]

Paul Dean- the other brother-Daffy.

[JohnGelnarFan]

Q

Finners Quinlan

[tonjes]

rogers hornsby

[soberdennis]

Where it began-Steve Carlton

[Gashouse6]

John Tudor

[soberdennis]

Vince Coleman

[Gashouse6]

Willie McGee

[Gashouse6]

Esteban Yan

[Gashouse6]

Restart:
Andy Benes

[StanTheMan]

Glenn Brummer (stealing home!!!)

[cardinals1991]

Stubby Clapp

[Mr. Met]

Leo Durocher

[soberdennis]

Enos Slaughter

[JohnGelnarFan]

F

Rich Folkers

[soberdennis]

He came through big in 26-Grover Cleveland Alexander

[CanadianKid]

Rogers Hornsby

[hubkittel]

Dane Iorg 77-84

[Gashouse6]

Felix Jose

[soberdennis]

Keith Hernandez

[CanadianKid]

Larry Walker

[soberdennis]

Best pitcher on wartime teams-Mort Cooper

[Gashouse6]

Nerio Rodriguez (pitched 4.3 innings in 2002)

[Tigers4ever]

Ozzie Smith

[CanadianKid]

Darrell Porter

[Gashouse6]

Richardo Rincoln

There is no "Y" now because it will be too difficult further on.

[CanadianKid]

Scott Rolen

[64Cards]

Mike Torrez, who started his career w/the Birds

[64Cards]

I know we don't have to use U's, but how about...

Bob Uecker, Cards backup catcher in 64 & 65.

[Gashouse6]

Andy Van Slyke

[soberdennis]

Whitey Herzog

[64Cards]

Dmitri Young

[Gashouse6]

Restart:
Anthony Reyes

[CanadianKid]

Bob Gibson

[soberdennis]

I know we don't have to use U's, but how about...

Bob Uecker, Cards backup catcher in 64 & 65.
But was he really a player?




Chick Hafey is my C

[CanadianKid]

Darryl Kile (R.I.P)

[64Cards]

How about a Double D?

Don Dennis, a relief pitcher, 'bout 65,66.

[CanadianKid]

Jim Edmonds

[64Cards]

Harry Fanok

[CanadianKid]

Mark Grudzialanek

[soberdennis]

Harry Walker-"the Hat" who scored Slaughter on a Double, not a single.

[64Cards]

Irv Noren-OF, late 50's, better known as a NY Yankee

[soberdennis]

Jay Hannah Dean-his pitches and his English left us Dizzy

[64Cards]

Ryan Kurosaki-relief pitcher, about 75, 76. I love to come up with the obscure names.

[Gashouse6]

Ray Lankford

[soberdennis]

He should be going to Cooperstown next year with Tony and Cal-Mark McGwire

[soberdennis]

Nelson Briles

[VIBaseball]

There is no Q, U, X, Y, and Z.

Say, Gashouse, I know you're trying to give the game life beyond a couple of rounds, but without getting too obscure, I can think of two perfectly good Qs and Us (one U already supplied) and a notable Z.

[soberdennis]

Say, Gashouse, I know you're trying to give the game life beyond a couple of rounds, but without getting too obscure, I can think of two perfectly good Qs and Us (one U already supplied) and a notable Z.
Jamie Quirk and Todd Zielle of course. And I believe that you can come up with a Y I can by remembering that in the 1890's they had some obscure pitcher named Denton True Young.
To continue with O. Ken Oberkfell.

[VIBaseball]

Terry Pendleton

[VIBaseball]

Dan Quisenberry

[Yankee Legend]

Scott Rolen

[CanadianKid]

Scott Spezio

[cardsfanatic]

He was a Cardinal before he was a Yankee... Joe Torre

[VIBaseball]

John Urrea

[hudsonharden]

Pete Vukovich