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This is for players of the Buffalo Bisons minor league baseball team. The Bisons have played in the International Association (1887), International League (1889), Eastern League (1894–98, 1901–11), Western League (1899), American League (1900), International League (1912–70), Eastern League (1979–84), American Association (1985–97) and International League (1998–present).











Pages in category "Buffalo Bisons (minor league) players"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,859 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • David Aardsma

  • Andy Abad

  • Brent Abernathy

  • Woody Abernathy (outfielder)

  • Michel Abreu

  • Tom Acker

  • Manny Acosta

  • Herb Adams (baseball)

  • Mike Adams (pitcher)

  • Russ Adams

  • Juan Agosto

  • Darrel Akerfelds

  • Gibson Alba

  • Andrew Albers

  • Al Alburquerque

  • Santo Alcalá

  • Cory Aldridge

  • Matt Alexander

  • Jason Alfaro

  • Anthony Alford

  • Andy Allanson

  • Chad Allen (baseball)

  • Hank Allen

  • Mack Allison

  • Luis Aloma

  • Sandy Alomar Jr.

  • Moisés Alou

  • Dave Altizer

  • George Alusik

  • Rogelio Álvarez

  • Brant Alyea

  • Rubén Amaro Sr.

  • Chip Ambres

  • Doc Amole

  • Brett Anderson (baseball)

  • Brian Anderson (pitcher)

  • Jason Anderson (baseball)

  • Ernie Andres

  • Wyman Andrus

  • Dustin Antolin

  • John Antonelli (infielder)

  • Michael Antonini

  • Pete Appleton

  • Fred Archer (baseball)

  • Jimmy Archer

  • Mike Armstrong (baseball)

  • Gerry Arrigo

  • Joe Astroth

  • Charlie Atherton

  • Michael Aubrey

  • Rich Aude

  • Phillippe Aumont

  • Jim Austin (baseball)

  • Bruce Aven

  • Luis Ayala




B



  • Mike Bacsik (left-handed pitcher)

  • Lore Bader

  • Danys Báez

  • Harvey Bailey (baseball)

  • Doug Bair

  • Bock Baker

  • Bobby Balcena

  • Jack Baldschun

  • Dave Baldwin (baseball)

  • Jay Baller

  • Jeff Banister

  • Josh Bard

  • John Barfield

  • Josh Barfield

  • Danny Barnes (baseball)

  • Frank Barnes (right-handed pitcher)

  • Jesse Barnes

  • Scott Barnes (baseball)

  • Skeeter Barnes

  • Ed Barney

  • Bob Barr (1880s pitcher)

  • Nelson Barrera

  • Bob Barrett (baseball)

  • Michael Barrett (baseball)

  • Red Barrett

  • Shad Barry

  • Tom Barry (baseball)

  • Brian Barton

  • Daric Barton

  • Cliff Bartosh

  • Charlie Bartson

  • Rich Batchelor

  • John Bateman (baseball)

  • Johnny Bates (baseball)

  • Miguel Batista

  • Joe Battin

  • Rick Bauer

  • John Baumgartner

  • Ed Bauta

  • José Bautista

  • Mike Baxes

  • Mike Baxter

  • Jason Bay

  • Larry Bearnarth

  • Tony Beasley

  • Pedro Beato

  • Blaine Beatty

  • Buck Becannon

  • Boom-Boom Beck

  • Chad Beck

  • Fred Beck

  • Heinie Beckendorf

  • Julio Bécquer

  • Fred Beebe

  • Wayne Belardi

  • Stan Belinda

  • Jeff Beliveau

  • David Bell (baseball)

  • Eric Bell (baseball)

  • Jay Bell

  • Rob Bell (baseball)

  • Rafael Belliard

  • Johnny Bench

  • Benny Bengough

  • Dennis Bennett (baseball)

  • Jason Bere

  • Johnny Bero

  • Ángel Berroa

  • Quintin Berry

  • Sean Berry

  • Jon Berti

  • Rafael Betancourt

  • Todd Betts

  • Jason Beverlin

  • Joe Biagini

  • Austin Bibens-Dirkx

  • Mike Bielecki

  • Harry Biemiller

  • Lou Bierbauer

  • Nick Bierbrodt

  • Dann Bilardello

  • Dick Billings

  • Babe Birrer

  • Bill Bishop (1880s pitcher)

  • Del Bissonette

  • George Blackerby

  • Travis Blackley

  • Willie Blair

  • Gil Blanco

  • Kevin Blankenship

  • Johnny Blatnik

  • Richard Bleier

  • Ben Blomdahl

  • Len Boehmer

  • John Bohnet

  • Bob Boken

  • Ed Boland

  • Frank Bolick

  • Mike Bolsinger

  • Boof Bonser

  • John Boozer

  • Pat Borders

  • Bob Borkowski

  • Red Borom

  • Steve Boros

  • Hank Borowy

  • Ryan Borucki

  • Don Bosch

  • Dick Bosman

  • Daryl Boston

  • Jason Botts

  • Ed Bouchee

  • Lou Boudreau

  • Sam Bowens

  • Bill Bowman (baseball)

  • Bob Bowman (outfielder)

  • Bob Bowman (pitcher)

  • Roger Bowman

  • Frank Boyd

  • Jason Boyd (baseball)

  • Matthew Boyd (baseball)

  • Bill Bradford

  • George Bradley

  • Milton Bradley (baseball)

  • Scott Bradley (baseball)

  • Dave Brain

  • Fred Brainard

  • Chick Brandom

  • Jeff Branson (baseball)

  • Russell Branyan

  • Yhency Brazobán

  • Scott Breeden

  • Fred Breining

  • Ad Brennan

  • Craig Breslow

  • Roger Bresnahan

  • Jamie Brewington

  • Alan Brice

  • Harry Bright

  • Frank Brill

  • Tony Brizzolara

  • Lance Broadway

  • Lew Brockett

  • Matt Broderick

  • Sig Broskie



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