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One Team Baseball Players Quiz

These players played on just one team for their entire careers. Based on the team and the years, name the player.
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YearsTeamPlayer
1981-2001
Orioles
1951-1968
Yankees
1941-1963
Cardinals
1972-1989
Phillies
1973-1993
Royals
1936-1951
Yankees
1991-2005
Astros
1953-1974
Tigers
1988-2007
Astros
1961-1983
Red Sox
1982-2001
Padres
1986-2004
Reds
YearsTeamPlayer
1967-1983
Reds
1939-1960
Red Sox
1923-1939
Yankees
1974-1993
Brewers
1977-1996
Tigers
1977-1995
Tigers
1953-1971
Cubs
1947-1956
Dodgers
1959-1975
Cardinals
1955-1966
Dodgers
1965-1984
Orioles
1987-2004
Mariners
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Gotta include Chipper Jones on here. On season #20 with the Braves and still going.
2011-04-01 | reply
Exploder
Chipper's been with the Braves since 1995.
2011-04-01 | reply
djholk
Kirby Puckett 11 years with Twins(not a long time but still HoF), Brooks Robinson 23 years with Baltimore, Mel Ott 22 years with NY Giants, Willie Stargell 21 years with the Pirates...and the list of HoF'ers goes on.
2011-04-01 | reply
jmsiii
To the above comments if you look at the players on the quiz they are all retired.Maybe it should say retired players but it seems self explanatory.Also it does not say all players.
2011-04-01 | reply
pmack18
23/24...forgot Jim Palmer...doh!
2011-04-01 | reply
Yeah mjkelly, gotta be retired. Chipper seems like he'll never play for another team, but until he's retired, who knows? There are other current players who also have never suited up for another organization and have spent over 10-years in the bigs. Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, and Jorge Posada all with the Yanks (they just became the first three teammates in the history of team sports to be on the same team continuously for now the 17th straight season). Bernie Williams SHOULD however be on the list even though he is still not officially retired: he hasn't played since 2006 and he was only a Yankee in his career. This is the 11th-year as a Cardinal for Pujols, and the 11th year for Ichiro as a Mariner even though he spent time in Japan. Although Jason Varitek was drafted by the Mariners and spent a brief time in their farm system, he's only been in the majors as a member of the Red Sox and has been with them since 1997. Mark Buehrle is in his 12h year now, all of them with the White Sox. Carlos Zambrano is i
2011-04-09 | reply
The thing is, you'll almost never see players staying with one team for so long (and other players are added to that list like Jimmy Rollins in Philly, Todd Helton in CO, and Michael Young in Texas) because poorer teams can't keep their good players. If they had the money Cleveland would have Cliff Lee and CC Sabathia in the same rotation. Florida would have Josh Beckett, AJ Burnett, Carl Pavano, Miguel Cabrera, and Dan Uggla added to Josh Johnson and Hanley Ramirez. We've never seen a situation like the one the Yanks have with the "Key 3" as they're now calling Jeter, Mo, and Posada, and we never will again.
2011-04-09 | reply
kegger
Yaz?
2011-10-23 | reply
BuckDonk
Well, I got the three Tigers anyway
2011-11-12 | reply
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