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CARDS I HAVE	PLAYER	POSITION	REMARKS
40	ENOS CABELL Cards	1st Base	Opening Day '75 - '80 and then again in '85; went 5 for 21 with a walk and a double in the 1980 NLCS vs. the Phillies
3	Marcos Cabral Cards	Infield	Minor league free agent hit 33 doubles 6 triples and 11 homers at Lancaster in 2009 from the shortstop position. Split 2010 between Corpus and RRx
0	Eny Cabreja Card	Pitcher	'Cause they're all filed under "Wandy Rodriguez"
15	José Cabrera Cards	Relief Pitcher	Got the last three outs in the game in which JR Phillips homered four times. Perhaps more importantly, immortalized in the never-to-be-forgotten catchphrase, "Cabrera a Brave."
2	Miguel Cabrera Cards	Outfield	Not the 2012 AL Triple Crown winner and former Marlin, but an Auburn Astro and an Asheville Tourist, right around the time the slugging Tiger and former Marlin was entering first grade
8	Frank Cacciatore Cards	Manager/Coach	Managed at three different levels '88-'92
1	Craig Cacek Card	Infield	Led the 1977 Charleston Charlies in hitting--and was called up before Terry Puhl because of it. charlies2.jpg
4	Ron Cacini Cards	Shortstop	or Calini?
1	Colton Cain Card	Pitcher	Acquired with Robbie Grossman and Rudy Owens in exchange for Wandy Rodriguez on July 25, 2012. One among of the many beleaguered at Lancaster during the remainder of 2012, Cain began 2013 at Quad Cities, then earned a promotion back to Lancaster at the end of the year and made five quality starts, posting a very-nice-for-Clear-Channel 3.24 ERA
1	Brandon Caipen Card	3rd Base	Led the '06 Greeneville Astros with a .374 OBP, and most recently played with the 2007 Lexington Legends
1	Al Cajide Card	Pitcher	Went 4 - 10 with a 3.67 for the '78 Daytona Astros, then posted an 0 - 2 with a 6.95 for the '79 Columbus squad
15	Jeff Calhoun Cards	Relief Pitcher	Although he didn't take the loss, (that was Aurelio Lopez) , Calhoun gave up the final and ultimately fatal run in Game Six of the 1986 NLCS.
1	Mike Calise Card	Infield