Ted Uhlaender is no longer with us, but we can follow along the career of his Olympian daughter Katie, in the news just recently:

 

http://www.sltrib.com/sports/2017/09/26/skeleton-slider-olympic-veteran-katie-uhlaender-opens-up-after-losing-her-best-friend-steve-holcomb/

Greg Colbrunn

Phil Nevin

Mike Maksudian

Chris Pittaro

Curt Wardle

Jay Pettibone

Tom Klawitter

Jason Kubel

Cant believe it hasn't been said yet.  A personal favorite:
 

Butch Huskey

Has Jay Cantazaro been said yet?  Or what about Hector Carrasco?

Jim Holt!

 

Greg Colbrunn

Phil Nevin

Mike Maksudian

Chris Pittaro

Curt Wardle

Jay Pettibone

Tom Klawitter

Who? Yeah, you got me on these...

Has anyone mentioned Coom-dawg yet?

Juan Berenguer

You guys are making it hard to keep track, what with the lack of numbering and the duplicates, but...a player who signed a ball for my son in spring training years ago, and told him "if you sign one, you gotta sign em all, or else you're a bad guy"....

 

360. D-Span

Frankie Rodriguez, who also owned one of the most odd bars in NYC for quite some time.

 

I think they printed 1000's of this card

 

http://www.tradingcarddb.com/Images/Cards/Baseball/80/80-363Fr.jpg

Can't imagine he's been mentioned yet

I had one. Age 52 and as recently as last summer my box of card were still in mom's attic. She never throws anything away (except my old 80's heavy metal albums - good call on her part.)

I was thinking of a guy, but I can't remember.

 

I was thinking of a guy, but I can't remember.

 

I remember him!

 

 

Just can't for the life of me put a name to him...

Did anyone mention Alex Meyer yet? I also recall another hotshot prospect, Steve Gasser, back in the late 1980s, but don't think he ever made the majors.

Chuck Nieson - pitched all of 2 innings in the big leagues - for the Twins in 1964.     I'd include a picture of his baseball card, but he does not have one!

Edited October 3, 20179 yr by puckstopper1

The mighty Tom Norton - pitched for the Twins in 1972.  I'd include a picture of his baseball card, but he does not have one!

Little Falls, MN native Mike Poepping.  Played 14 games for the Twins in 1975 and hit a robust .135.

 

Hard to understand why he was not back with the club in 1976.