Oakland Oaks (PCL) - Some Oaks Notable Members With MLB Experience

Some Oaks Notable Members With MLB Experience

  • Buzz Arlett
  • George Bamberger
  • Charlie Beamon
  • Gene Bearden
  • Roger Bowman
  • Ernie Broglio
  • Sam Chapman
  • Bill Conroy
  • Vince DiMaggio
  • Chuck Dressen
  • Augie Galan
  • Billy Herman
  • Jackie Jensen
  • Spider Jorgensen
  • Harry Krause
  • Cookie Lavagetto
  • Thornton Lee
  • Ernie Lombardi
  • Billy Martin
  • Hershel Ray Martin
  • Catfish Metkovich
  • Johnny Ostrowski
  • Mel Ott
  • Johnny Price
  • Earl Rapp
  • Jimmie Reese
  • Floyd Speer
  • Casey Stengel
  • Jim Tobin
  • Artie Wilson
  • Charlie Workman
  • Roy Zimmerman

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