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This is for players of the Long Island Ducks minor league baseball team, who have played in the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball since 2000.









Pages in category "Long Island Ducks players"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 266 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • David Aardsma

  • Fernando Abad

  • Brent Abernathy

  • Jeremy Accardo

  • Pat Ahearne

  • Edgardo Alfonzo

  • Erick Almonte

  • Abe Alvarez

  • Henderson Álvarez

  • Héctor Ambriz

  • Luis Andújar

  • Jamie Arnold (baseball)

  • Jeff Austin (baseball)




B



  • Carlos Baerga

  • Kevin Baez

  • Cory Bailey

  • Josh Banks

  • Brandon Bantz

  • Brian Barber

  • Andrew Barbosa

  • Lorenzo Barceló

  • Josh Barfield

  • Kimera Bartee

  • Rick Bauer

  • Matt Beech

  • Armando Benítez

  • Quintin Berry

  • Bobby Blevins

  • Emilio Bonifacio

  • Pedro Borbón Jr.

  • Brian Bowles (baseball)

  • Jamie Brewington

  • Ben Broussard

  • Jim Brower

  • Billy Buckner

  • Jim Bullinger

  • Danny Burawa

  • Sean Burroughs




C



  • Robinson Cancel

  • Mitch Canham

  • Javier Cardona

  • Chuck Carr (baseball)

  • Héctor Carrasco

  • Mike Caruso

  • Alberto Castillo (catcher)

  • Carlos Castillo (baseball)

  • Wilkin Castillo

  • Ramón Castro (catcher)

  • Troy Cate

  • Gustavo Chacín

  • Wes Chamberlain

  • Todd Coffey

  • Tyler Colvin

  • Paxton Crawford

  • Mike Crudale

  • Chris Cumberland




D



  • Vic Darensbourg

  • Joe Davenport

  • Blake Davis (baseball)

  • Kane Davis

  • Lance Davis

  • Eury De La Rosa

  • Valerio de los Santos

  • Frank DeJiulio

  • Joe DePastino

  • John DeSilva

  • Phil Devey

  • Matt DeWitt

  • Edwin Díaz (second baseman)

  • Joselo Díaz

  • Lenny DiNardo

  • Darin Downs

  • Cory Doyne

  • Ryan Drese

  • Jake Dunning




E



  • Todd Erdos

  • Carl Everett




F



  • Steve Falteisek

  • Daniel Fields

  • Nelson Figueroa

  • Tony Fiore

  • Ron Flores

  • Lew Ford

  • Nate Freiman




G



  • Éric Gagné

  • James Garcia

  • Ryan Garko

  • Steve Garrison

  • Joey Gathright

  • Jay Gibbons

  • Steve Gibralter

  • Derrick Gibson (baseball)

  • José González (baseball)

  • Juan González (baseball)

  • Raúl González (baseball)

  • Reid Gorecki

  • Rubén Gotay

  • Jeff Granger

  • Danny Graves




H



  • John Halama

  • Bill Hall (utility player)

  • Brad Halsey

  • Justin Hampson

  • Brendan Harris

  • Bert Heffernan

  • Rick Heiserman

  • Rod Henderson

  • Óscar Henríquez

  • Carlos Hernández (infielder)

  • Fernando Hernández (baseball, born 1984)

  • Daniel Herrera (baseball)

  • José Herrera (1990s outfielder)

  • Richard Hidalgo

  • Jeremy Hill (baseball)

  • Rich Hill (pitcher)

  • Tyler Holt

  • J. R. House

  • James Houser

  • Pat Howell (baseball)




I


  • Hansel Izquierdo



J



  • Damian Jackson

  • Bucky Jacobsen

  • Doug Jennings

  • Ryan Jensen (baseball)

  • Dan Johnson (baseball)

  • Jair Jurrjens




K



  • Randy Keisler

  • Steve Kent (baseball)

  • Brandon Kolb

  • Erik Komatsu

  • Marc Krauss




L



  • B. J. LaMura

  • John Lannan

  • Chris Latham (baseball)

  • Aaron Ledesma

  • Patrick Lennon (baseball)

  • Fehlandt Lentini

  • José León

  • Mark Lewis (baseball)

  • Richie Lewis

  • Cole Liniak

  • Nook Logan

  • George Lombard

  • Andrew Lorraine

  • Ruddy Lugo




M



  • Bobby Madritsch

  • Wendell Magee

  • Pat Mahomes

  • Iván Maldonado

  • Jim Mann

  • David Manning (baseball)

  • Julio Mañón

  • Brett Marshall

  • Norberto Martin

  • Tom Martin (baseball)

  • Manny Martínez (baseball)

  • Josué Matos

  • Troy Mattes

  • Rob Mattson

  • Kevin McGlinchy

  • Rusty Meacham

  • Jon Meloan

  • Tim Melville

  • Donaldo Méndez

  • Dan Meyer (pitcher)

  • Dan Miceli

  • Dustan Mohr

  • José Morales (catcher)

  • Damian Moss

  • Bill Murphy (baseball)

  • Colton Murray

  • Rodney Myers




N



  • Clint Nageotte

  • Dioner Navarro

  • Bryant Nelson




O



  • José Offerman

  • Logan Ondrusek

  • Donovan Osborne

  • Willis Otáñez




P



  • Jordan Pacheco

  • José Paniagua

  • Mike Parisi

  • Elvis Peña

  • Rafael Pérez (baseball)

  • Sergio Pérez (baseball)

  • Vinnie Pestano

  • Heath Phillips

  • Jorge Piedra

  • Branden Pinder

  • Jamie Pogue

  • Sidney Ponson

  • Alex Prieto

  • Bill Pulsipher




R



  • Edgar Ramos (baseball)

  • Gary Rath

  • Luis Raven

  • Ken Ray

  • Prentice Redman

  • Nolan Reimold

  • Bryan Rekar



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