Bears Baseball Cards

  Terry Kennedy - was a catcher that played for the St. Louis Cardinals (1978-1980), San Diego Padres (1981-1986), Balitmore Orioles (1987-1988), and San Francisco Giants (1989-1991) . He played 14 seasons and his stats: Career Highlights and Awards 4x All-Star (1981, 1983, 1985, 1987)     Silver Slugger Award (1983) MLB Career Statistics At-Bats - 4979     Hits - 1313     Homeruns - 113     Runs Batted In - 628     Batting Average - .264  Runs - 474      Stolen Bases - 6     

  Jimy Williams - he was a 2nd baseman, shortstop, and manager that played for the St. Louis Cardinals (1966-1967) for two seaons and was a manager for Toronto Blue Jays (1986-1989), Boston Red Sox (1997-2001), and Houston Astros (2002-2004) . Manager for 12 seasons. His stats are player and manager are: MLB Highlights and Awards 2x World Series Champion (1995, 2008)     American League Manager of the Year (199) MLB Career Statistics Player:      Batting Average - .231     Hits - 3     Runs Batted In - 1 Managerial Record Win - Losses - 910-790     Winning % - .535 Pat Combs - was a pitcher that played for the Philadelphia Phillies (1989-1992) . He played 4 seasons and his stats are: MLB Career Statistics Win - Losses - 17-17     Earned Run Average - 4.22      Strikeouts - 190

  Jim Clancy - was a pitcher that played for the Toronto Blue Jays (1977-1988), Houston Astros (1989-1991), and Atlanta Braves (1991) . He played for 15 seasons and stats are: MLB Highlights and Awards All-Star (1982) MLB Career Statistics  Games - 472     Games Played - 381     Win - Losses - 140-167     Saves - 10     Earned Run Average - 4.23 Strikeouts - 1422     Innings Pitched - 2517.1      Brian Kelley - was a linebacker that played for the New York Giants (1973-1983) . Played 11 seasons for the Giants and his stats are: Career Highlights and Awards 1st Team Little All-American (1972) College Hall of Fame (2010) NFL Career Statistics Sacks - 1.5     Interceptions - 15     Interceptions Yards - 226     Fumble Recoveries - 11

  Jose Morales -  was a catcher, 1st baseman, and designated hitter. He played for the Oakland Athletics (1973), Montreal Expos (1973-1977), Minnesota Twins (1978-1980), Baltimore Orioles (1981-1982), and Los Angeles Dodgers (1982-1984) . He played for 8 years and his: MLB Career Statistics: At Bats - 1305     Hits - 375     Homeruns - 26     Runs - 126     Runs Batted In - 207      Batting Average .287     Slugging % - 408

  Brooks Brannon - is a catcher in the Boston Red Sox Farm System. He played with the Salem Red Sox in 2023 and hopefully see him in Greenville in 2024. Great young man very respectful and spiritual. Look forward to see him playing in 2024. MILB Career Statictic (2023 - Present) Games - 22     At-Bats - 85     Runs - 18     Hits - 25     2nd Base - 4     Triples - 3     Homeruns - 6 Runs Batted In - 28     Batting Average - .294     

  Al Hrabosky - was a pitcher that played for the St. Louis Cardinals (1970-1977), Kansas City Royals (1978-1979), and Atlanta Braves (1980-1982) . Nickname "the Mad Hungarian" for his unusual last name and colorful character. He played for 14 season and his: MLB Career Statistics Games Played - 545     Games Started - 1      Saves - 97     Wins - Losses - 64-35      Earned Run Average - 3.10     Innings Pitched - 710      Strikeouts - 548     WHIP - 1.294

Bryn Smith - was a pitcher that played for the Montreal Expos (1981-1989), St. Louis Cardinals (1990-1992) and Colorado Rockies (1993) . Played 12 seasons and his: MLB Career Statistics Games Played - 365     Games Started - 255     Saves - 6     Win - Losses - 108-94      Earned Run Average - 3.53     Innings Pitched - 1791.1     Strikeouts - 1028     WHIP - 1.024

John Stuper - was a pitcher that played for the St. Louis Cardinals (1982-1984) and Cincinnati Reds (1985). He served as Head Coach for the Butler County Community College (1986-1991) and Yale Bulldogs (1993-2022) .  He played 4 seasons as a player and coach for 20 years.  MLB Highlights and Awards World Series Champion (1982) MLB Career Statistics Games - 111     Games Started - 76     Complete Games - 9     Saves - 1     Win-Losses - 32-28 Earned Run Average - 3.96     Innings Pitched - 495     Strikeouts - 191     WHIP - 1.436 Hits - 528     Earned Runs - 218 Head Coaching Butler County Community College Wins - Losses - 92-68 Yale Bulldogs Wins - Losses - Ties - 555-628-2

Jeff Kunkel - was a shortstop that played for the Texas Rangers (1984-1991) and Chicago Cubs (1992). He in played in the majors for 5 1/2 years.  MLB Career Statistics  At-Bats - 867     Hits - 192     Homeruns - 18     Batting Average - .221     Runs - 88     Runs Batted In - 73 Stolen Bases - 9      Bernie Carbo - was a outfielder that played for the Cincinnati Reds (1969-1972), St. Louis Cardinals (1972-1973), Boston Red Sox (1974-1976), Milwaukee Brewers (1976), Boston Red Sox (1977-1978), Cleveland Indians (1978), St. Louis Cardinals (1979-1980), and Pittsburgh Pirates (1980). He played in the major for 12 seasons. MLB Highlights and Career Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame MLB Career Statistics Games - 1010      At-Bats - 2733     Hits - 722     Homeruns - 96     Batting Average - .264  Runs - 372     Runs Batted In - 358      Stolen Bases...

  Reggie Cleveland - was a pitcher that played with the St. Louis Cardinals (1969-1973), Boston Red Sox (1974-1978), Texas Rangers (1978), and Milwaukee Brewers (1979-1981) . In 13 seasons his career stats are: MLB Career Statistics - Win - Losses - 105-106     Earned Run Average - 4.01     Strikeouts - 930      Complete Games - 57 (in 203 complete starting assignments)       Shutouts - 12      Saves - 25 Innings Pitched - 1,809     Hits - 1,843     Base on Balls - 543

Ross Baumgarten - was a pitcher that played for the Chicago White Sox (1978-1981) and the Pitssburgh Pirates (1982) . In 5 seasons his careers stats are: MLB Career Statistics Wins-Losses - 22-36 Earned Run Average - 4.02  Strikeouts - 222 Jim (Jimmie) Schaffer - was a catcher that played for the St. Louis Cardinals (1961-1962), Chicago Cubs (1963-1964), Chicago White Sox (1965), New York Mets (1965), Philadelphia Philles (1966-1967), and Cincinnati Reds (1968). In 8 seasons his career stats are: MLB Career Statistics Games Played - 304 Batting Average - .223 Homeruns - 11 Runs Batted In - 56                                                                                                    ...

Larry Seiple - was a punter, halfback and tight end for the Miami Dolphins (1967-1977).  NFL Highlights and Awards 2x Super Bowl Champion (VII, VIII) Inducted into the Ky Pro Football Hall of Fame (2014) NFL Career Statistics Receiving Yards - 934 Average - 12.8 Touchdowns - 7

  Bob Long - was a pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates (1981) and Seattle Mariners (1985). MLB Career Statistics  Win - Losses - 1-2      Earned Run Average - 4.50 Strikeouts - 37

  Charles Nagy - was a pitcher that played for Cleveland Indians (1990-2002) and San Diego Padres (2003).  MLB Highlights and Awards: 3x All-Star (1992, 1996, 1999)     Cleveland Indians Hall of Fame (2007)      Kinston Professional Baseball Hall of Fame (2004)      Seoul Olympics Gold Medal (1988)                             Baseball World Classic Rome Silver (1988) MLB Career Statistics Win - Loss - 129-105     Earned Run Average - 4.51     Strikeouts - 1,242 Joe Theismann - was a quarterback that played for the Toronto Argonauts (1971-1973 Canadian Football League) and Washington Redskins (1974-1985). CFL and NFL Career Highlights and Awards 1st Team All American (1970)      2x CFL All-Star (1971, 1973)     Super Bowl Champion (XVII) NFL MVP (1983)     NFL Offensive Player of the Year (1983) ...

Rick Cerone - played as a catcher for the Cleveland Indians (1975-1976), Toronto Blue Jays (1977-1979), New York Yankees (1980-1984), Atlanta Braves (1985), Milwaukee Brewers (1986), New York Yankees (1987), Boston Red Sox (1988-1989), New York Yankees (1990), New York Mets (1991), and Montreal Expos (1992) .  He record a sing in 1981 called "A Long Run Home" and money donated was to the Italian earthquake relief funds. MLB Career Statistics Games Played - 1,329      Playoff Games Played In - 17     Batting Average - .245     Hits - 998      Homeruns - 59     Runs Batted In - 436 Thomas Harrington - plays in the Pittsburgh Pirates Organization and is a pitcher. He played college baseball at Campbell University. He finished his first full year of minor league going from Bradenton Marauders (Single A) to Greensboro Grasshoppers (High A) in 2023.  College Awards Big South Conference Freshman of the Year - 2021   ...

  Marc Hill - aka "the Booter" played as a catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals (1973-1974), San Francisco Giants (1975-1980), Seattle Mariners (1980), and Chicago White Sox (1981-1986). MLB Career Statistics Batting Average - .233     Homeruns - 34     Runs Batted In - 198 George "Doc" Medich - was a pitcher for the New York Yankees (1972-1975), Pittsburgh Pirates (1976), Oakland Athletics (1977), Seattle Mariners (1977), New York Mets (1977), Texas Rangers (1978-1982), and Milwaukee Brewers (1982) . MLB Career Statistics Win/Loss - 124-105     Earned Run Average - 3.78     Strikeouts - 955 Jeff Bostic - played as center for the Philadelphia Eagles (1980) offseason and/or practice squad member only and Washington Redskins (1980-1993) NFL Highlights and Awards 3x Super Bowl Champion     Pro Bowl (1993)     80 Greatest Redskins     Washington Commander Ring of Honor NFL Career Statistics Games Played - 184   ...

  Chas McCormick - plays outfielder for the Houston Astros (2021-present). MLB Highlights and Awards World Series Champion (2022) MLB Statistics (through 2023 season) Batting Average -  .259      Homeruns - 50      Runs Batted In - 164 Warren "The Professor" Johnson - is a retired NHRA Drag Racer. Ranked 2nd in the most wins in pro stock. Nickname "the professor of Pro Stock" Awards International Motorsports Hall of Fame (2007) Motorsports Hall of Fame of America (2015) Wins - 97     Poles - 138     Fastest lap - 6.561 (et) 211.26 (MPH)      1st places - 6       Championship - 6 2x IHRA Champion in Mountain Motor Pro Stock Division

  Jim Dwyer - was a outfielder and play for St. Louis Cardinal (1973-1975), Montreal Expos (1975-1976), New York Mets (1976), St. Louis Cardinals (1977-1978), San Francisco Giants (1978), Boston Red Sox (1979-1980), Baltimore Orioles (1981-1988), Minnesota Twins (1988-1989), Montreal Expos (1989), and Minnesota Twins (1990). During the offseason from 1977-1980, he played for the Mayaguez Indians of the Puerto Rican Professional Baseball League. After his career he played for the Sun City Rays (1990), of the Senior Professional Baseball Association . MLB Career Highlights and Awards World Series Champion (1983) MLB Career Statistics Games Played - 1,328     Batting Average - .260     Homeruns - 77     Runs Batted In - 349     Runs - 409 Doubles - 115     Triples - 17     Stolen Bases - 26     On-Base Percentage - .353  Del Unser - was a center fielder and played for the Washington Senators (1968-1971), Cleve...