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This is for players of the Memphis Redbirds minor league baseball team, who have played in the Pacific Coast League since 1998.









Pages in category "Memphis Redbirds players"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 432 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • David Aardsma

  • Kurt Abbott

  • Juan Acevedo

  • Matt Adams

  • Nick Additon

  • Vance Albitz

  • Chad Allen (baseball)

  • Armando Almanza

  • Bryan Anderson (baseball)

  • Shane Andrews

  • Rick Ankiel

  • Dean Anna

  • Danny Ardoin

  • Bryan Augenstein

  • Manny Aybar




B



  • Harrison Bader

  • Corey Baker

  • Brian Barden

  • Brian Barnes (baseball)

  • Steven Baron

  • Brian Barton

  • Aaron Bates

  • Tim Belk

  • Mike Bell (third baseman)

  • Andy Benes

  • Brandon Berger

  • Lance Berkman

  • Steve Bieser

  • Larry Bigbie

  • Seth Blair

  • Michael Blazek

  • Mitchell Boggs

  • Pedro Borbón Jr.

  • Toby Borland

  • Blaine Boyer

  • Tagg Bozied

  • John Brebbia

  • Brian Broderick

  • Andrew Brown (outfielder)

  • Andrew Brown (pitcher)

  • Brant Brown

  • Emil Brown

  • Barret Browning

  • Jim Bullinger

  • Mike Busby

  • Joey Butler

  • Keith Butler (baseball)

  • Freddie Bynum




C



  • Jolbert Cabrera

  • Miguel Cairo

  • Kiko Calero

  • Carmen Cali

  • Robinson Cancel

  • Mitch Canham

  • Javier Cardona

  • Dan Carlson

  • Chris Carpenter

  • Matt Carpenter (baseball)

  • Richard Castillo (baseball)

  • Ángel Castro (baseball)

  • Troy Cate

  • Mike Cather

  • Andy Cavazos

  • Amaury Cazana

  • Roger Cedeño

  • Adron Chambers

  • Justin Christian

  • Jason Christiansen

  • Stubby Clapp

  • Matt Clement

  • Maikel Cleto

  • Ivanon Coffie

  • Victor Cole

  • Vince Coleman

  • Jason Conti

  • Tim Cooney (baseball)

  • Zack Cox

  • Allen Craig

  • Doug Creek

  • Brad Cresse

  • Rich Croushore

  • Mike Crudale

  • Iván Cruz

  • Tony Cruz (baseball)

  • Will Cunnane

  • Todd Cunningham

  • Jermaine Curtis




D



  • Brian Daubach

  • Paul DeJong

  • Alex Delgado

  • Wilson Delgado

  • Nick Derba

  • Daniel Descalso

  • Juan Díaz (first baseman)

  • Brandon Dickson

  • Jim Dougherty (baseball)

  • Cory Doyne

  • J. D. Drew

  • Matt Duff

  • Chris Duncan




E



  • Ed Easley

  • Mark Ellis (baseball)

  • Joe Espada

  • Brian Esposito

  • Bryan Eversgerd




F



  • Brian Falkenborg

  • Pedro Feliciano

  • C. J. Fick

  • Jack Flaherty (baseball)

  • Randy Flores

  • Eric Fornataro

  • Mike Frank

  • Sam Freeman (baseball)

  • David Freese




G



  • John Gall (baseball)

  • Giovanny Gallegos

  • John Gant

  • Greg Garcia (baseball)

  • Jaime García

  • Adolis García

  • Luis García (shortstop)

  • John Gast (baseball)

  • John Gaub

  • Shawn Gilbert

  • Sean Gilmartin

  • Matt Ginter

  • Joe Girardi

  • Chris Gissell

  • Troy Glaus

  • Austin Gomber

  • Marco Gonzales

  • Edgar Gonzalez (infielder)

  • Raúl González (baseball)

  • Reid Gorecki

  • Rubén Gotay

  • Scarborough Green

  • Tyler Greene

  • Nick Greenwood

  • Randal Grichuk

  • Wilton Guerrero

  • Preston Guilmet




H



  • Chip Hale

  • Mark Hamilton (baseball)

  • Dan Haren

  • Mitch Harris (baseball)

  • Bo Hart

  • Marcus Hatley

  • Blake Hawksworth

  • Jeremy Hazelbaker

  • Bronson Heflin

  • Carlos Hernández (catcher)

  • Michel Hernández

  • Rich Hill (pitcher)

  • Steven Hill (baseball)

  • Jarrett Hoffpauir

  • Darren Holmes (baseball)

  • Joe Horgan

  • David Howard (baseball)

  • Kevin Howard

  • Thomas Howard (baseball)

  • Dakota Hudson

  • Chad Huffman

  • Rick Huisman

  • Tim Hummel

  • Brian Hunter (outfielder)

  • Cedric Hunter (baseball)

  • Chad Hutchinson




J



  • Ryan Jackson (baseball, born 1988)

  • Jason Jacome

  • Mike James (baseball)

  • Kevin Jarvis

  • Jon Jay

  • Marcus Jensen

  • D'Angelo Jiménez

  • José Jiménez (baseball)

  • Kelvin Jiménez

  • Brian Johnson (catcher)

  • Dan Johnson (baseball)

  • Mark Johnson (catcher)

  • Rob Johnson (baseball)

  • Tyler Johnson (baseball)

  • Daryl Jones (baseball)

  • Kevin Joseph (baseball)




K



  • Jason Karnuth

  • Randy Keisler

  • Carson Kelly

  • Joe Kelly (pitcher)

  • Ty Kelly

  • Adam Kennedy

  • Dean Kiekhefer

  • Josh Kinney

  • Wayne Kirby

  • Andrew Knizner

  • Pete Kozma




L



  • Gerald Laird

  • Chris Lambert (baseball)

  • Ray Lankford

  • David Lee (baseball)

  • Mark Little (baseball)

  • Corey Littrell



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