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Frederick Tiburcio Cards |
Pitcher |
| 2008 NDFA from West Santo Domingo debuted stateside at Greeneville in 2012 and co-led the Appy League in Complete Games with 2, while finishing second on the team in Innings Pitched. Stayed at G-ville for 2013, and this time led the team in IP, while posting a 1.10 WHIP and a nice 51:19 K/BB |  | |
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Brian Tickell Card |
Pitcher |
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Bobby Tiefenauer Card |
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Jack Tilghman Card |
Pitcher |
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Alex Todd Card |
Shortstop |
| 27th round pick in June 2011 in his first year .159 at Rookie Greeneville--and .303 at High A Lancaster |  | |
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Kyle Todd Card |
Infield |
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José Tolentino Cards | Infield |
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Tim Tolman Cards | | | | Outfield/Coach/Mgr | | | |
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D'Andre Toney Cards |
Centerfield |
| 20-year-old centerfielder received from the Royals in June 2012 to complete the trade that sent Jason Bourgeois and Humberto Quintero to Kansas City led Greeneville in Walks (but struck out 60 times in 59 Games). OPSed .641 at Tri-City in 2013, and was suspended 50 Games in August after testing positive for amphetamines, retiring after the season |  | |
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Jon Topolski Cards |
Outfield |
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Beau Torbert Cards |
Outfield |
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Tony Torchia Cards |
Coach |
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Damian Torino Cards |
Catcher |
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Abraham Toro Cards |
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|  | Native of Quebec was a fith round pick in the June 2016 draft and played his first pro ball at Greeneville that year. Played the first half of 2018 at Tri-City, where he OPSed .952. Finished second to JJ Matijevic on the 2018 Buies Creek Astros in Homers, and was the Carolina League Player of the Week for the week ending 6/24, and was named a 2018 Carolina League midseason All-Star. Hit .306 with a .394 OBP at AA Corpus in 2019, and was again a league Player of the Week and midseason All-Star, notching a postseason All-Star nod as well. Had just been called up to Houston on September 1st, and been informed he'd be starting for a sore Yuli Gurriel, when against his home country Blue Jays, and against former Astro whack job Ken Giles, he homered with two outs in the ninth inning to ensure Justin Verlander wouldn't have to pitch the 10th inning of the no-hitter he had going.
Played the shortened 2020 season with Houston and hit .149. Hit .211 with Houston--but .352 during his monthlong demotion to Sugar Land--in 2021 before being sent to the Mariners with Joe Smith for Kendall Graveman and Rafael Montero on July 26. We wish him success. | |
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Devon Torrence Cards |
Centerfield |
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HECTOR TORRES Cards |
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Phil Torres Cards |
Pitcher |
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Saul Torres Cards |
3rd Base |
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Tim Torres Cards |
Infield |
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Ronnie Torreyes Card |
Infield |
| Venezuelan righthander was acquired from the Cubs in July 2013 in exchange for two international signing bonus slots. Played the rest of the year for the Corpus Christi Hooks, didn't strike out much, didn't walk at all. Played the 2014 season at AAA Oklahoma City, and led the Redhawks in PAs, ABs and Hits. Walked a *little* more. Was a member of Houston's 40-man roster over the following winter, but was assigned to AAA Fresno in March. Played 19 Games for the Grizzlies before being traded to the Dodgers for cash. He made his major league debut as a 23-year-old for the Dodgers that September |  | |
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Raoul Torrez Card |
Infield |
| Minor League free agen signed before the 2013 season and played utility for Lancaster, Corpus and OKC that year |  | |
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John Toven Cards |
Infielder |
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Jim Tracy Card |
Infield |
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Gary Trammell Cards |
Outfield |
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Taylor Trammell Cards |
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Alonzo Tredwell Card |
Pitcher |
 | 2nd round draft pick of the Astros in the June 2023 draft, despite only lower-90s velocity, struck out 122 in exactly 100 IP across three levels in 2025. Was named Carolina League Pitcher of the Week for the week of June 1st 2025 after throwing five perfect innings as the starter vs. the Columbia Fireflies on May 30. Missed most of 2026 with a shoulder strain | |
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Max Tremblay Cards |
Pitcher |
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Chris Tremie Cards |
Catcher |
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Alex Trevino Cards | Catcher |
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Scott Tribolet Card |
Outfield |
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Wally Trice Cards |
Pitcher |
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José Trinidad Cards |
Pitcher |
| 2006 NDFA out of the Dominican led qualifying Greeneville Astros in ERA for 2008 then had another nice campaign at Lexington in 2010, when he struck out 48 and walked just 13 in 63 relief innings. Finished his Astro career at Lancaster in 2012, when he was 8 - 4 for the JetHawks with a very nice-for-Clear-Channel 3.79 ERA, and became a seven-year Minor League Free Agent immediately thereafter | | |
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Polin Trinidad Cards | Pitcher |
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Bryan Triplett Cards |
3rd Base |
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Nick Tropeano Cards | | | | Pitcher | | | |
| | Fifth round pick in the June 2011 draft led Tri-City starters in WHIP and ERA that summer. Split 2012 between Lexington and Lancaster, and was named South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week twice and Cal League Pitcher of the Week once. Also a midseason All-Star for the Legends. Led the 2013 Corpus Christi Hooks in Strikeouts and IP. Traded with catcher Carlos Perez to the Angels for Hank Conger in November 2014 |  | |
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Chris Truby Cards | 3rd Base |
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Derek True Card |
Pitcher |
 | | 18th round pick of the Astros In the June 2023 player draft. Reached AA Corpus in 2026 without having posted a yearly ERA under 5.00 or a full year WHIP under 1.50 | |
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Gary Tuck Cards |
Coach/Mgr |
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Cardoza Tucker Card |
Pitcher |
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Julien Tucker Cards |
Pitcher |
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Kyle Tucker Cards | | | | Outfield | | | |
| | | B effore he became a symbol of everything that's wrong with baseball when he signed with the 2026 Dodgers, Preston's brother was a three time All-Star and a sneaky good defender | |
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Preston Tucker Cards | | | | Outfield | | | |
| | Kyle's brother. 7th round pick of the Astros in the June 2012 draft, and was twice named NYPL Offensive Player of the Week for the V-Cats that year. Played the first half of 2013 at Lancaster, OPSing .928 and was named a Cal League All-Star before getting promoted to AA Corpus, where the slashline took a hit in all phases. Texas League mid-and post-season All-Star for Corpus Christi in 2014, although he played the second half of the season for AAA Oklahoma City. 2015 saw Tucker start at Fresno, get called up to Houston, only to be sent back to Fresno, and then get called back up for September and October. 2016 was the same, except at the end of the year, he was sent to AA Corpus Christi, instead of to Houston. Led the 2017 Fresno Grizzlies in PAs and in Hits, was second in Homers, and he hit .250 without a whiff off the southeasterly wind that blows into Houston. Traded to the Braves for a PTBNL in December 2017, five days after the Astros designated Tucker for assignment. Was headed out to play ball in Korea right around the same time his brother Kyle was taking his first steps in Houston |  | |
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Scooter Tucker Cards | | | | Catcher | | | |
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Lee Tunnell Cards |
Pitcher |
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Jason Turley Card |
Pitcher |
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Christopher Turner Cards |
Outfield |
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Matt Turner Cards |
Pitcher |
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José Turnes Card |
Catcher |
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Tyler Turnquist Cards |
Outfield |
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Tom Twellman Cards |
Infield |
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Mike Tyler Cards |
Catcher |
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