Could this be the year the Vikings end Lancaster Catholic's run of Section 4 baseball titles? Early signs point to yes.
April 8 is a memorable date in Los Angeles Dodgers history for multiple reasons, including in 1994 when Chan Ho Park became the first Korean to play in the Major Leagues, making his debut at Dodger Stadium. The 21-year-old pitched an inning of work, giving up two runs on one hit while striking out two and walking two in a 6-0 loss to the Atlanta Braves. Park only appeared in two games for the Dodgers during the 1994 season as he spent most of the year in the Minors. Park played nine seasons across two stints with the Dodgers, with his best MLB season coming in 2001.
No | Player | P |
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70 | P | |
30 | P | |
39 | P | |
75 | P | |
35 | P | |
52 | P | |
59 | P | |
38 | P | |
72 | P | |
0 | P | |
23 | P | |
62 | P | |
25 | P | |
71 | P | |
34 | P | |
40 | P | |
33 | P | |
81 | P |
No | Player | P |
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4 | C | |
2 | C | |
3 | C |
No | Player | P |
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20 | 1B | |
22 | 3B | |
1B | ||
12 | SS | |
10 | SS | |
1 | 2B | |
13 | SS |
No | Player | P |
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44 | CF | |
6 | RF | |
9 | LF | |
29 | RF | |
15 | RF |
No | Player | P |
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28 | DH |