Marty Cordova

That's really nice.

And in the back has 1995 Rookie of the Year Marty Cordova and his Eperduck Predictor insert.

There we are.

I do not remember that man.

So that was that was a downer of that year.

But as far as us being somewhat competitive, Knobloch had a great year, Marty Cordova, Rich Becker, Pat Mears.

We had some good players.

Playing 161 games in a year that I turned 40, I was glad that Tom Kelly wanted me to be an example for young players of how to prepare.

He had two home runs.

Marty Cordova gave his 18 home runs.

He's an 8-1.

It's a lost 10-9.

Power lost it, and Cass, the stocking head, is 40 per se.

One of them would be Al Laban, Gary Anderson, Oliver Ford, Angel, Christian Bruce, Mark David, Ortiz, and Danny Hocking, Oliver Ford, the twins, not in the walk-off form of the Reds.

And then the White Sox would be the Coleman 19-10, as Rocky, Bill, David, Dave, Irma, Wayne Garcia, Marty Cordova, Owen Borman, and Ian Spoon, the two of them.

In Toronto today, the Blue Jays shot Detroit 11-0 against the Bumble Lies in the midfield.

I mean, that's a tough question.

Marty Cordova, for me, had a great rookie of the year, and then his career just went nowhere.

Marty was parking cars in Vegas and then became, or while he was playing, or was it he played and then ended up parking cars in Vegas? I'm sure it was the vice versa.

I'm

Rookie Garret Anderson steps in, hitting .333 with 13 homers, 59 RBIs and certainly a leading candidate for Rookie of the Year honors.

I guess Marty Cordova of the Twins would also be a candidate.

The Royals think John Donnelly is worthy.

One and O to Anderson, who didn't play at all against the Orioles in the first game of the series in Anaheim.