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Luis Valbuena Cards |
 | | 3rd Base | | | |
| | Acquired before the 2015 to address the fact that Matt Dominguez had started at third 153 times in 2014. Upped his power game with a career-high 25 Homers, but only hit .224. I loved watching this guy play 3rd Base, because he never used his leather when his ungloved hand would do. Played only 90 Games in 2016, as both Alex Bregman and Yuli Gurriel were incoming. So Valbuena was obviously outgoing, and he signed as an FA with the Angels for 2017. Sadly killed by robbers in his home country of Venezuela on December 6, 2018. He was 33 years old |  | |
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Marc Valdes Card |
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Sandy Valdespino Card |
| | | Outfield | | | |
| | Acquired during the offseason after the 1968 season in exchange for Spurs no-hit twirler Paul Doyle, Valdespino appeared in 41 games for the 1969 club, and hit .244, before being traded with Danny Walton to the Seattle Pilots for Tommy Davis |  | |
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Framber Valdez Cards | | | | Pitcher | | | |
| | Dominican NDFA and King of the Negative Launch Angle was Appy League Pitcher of the Week for Greeneville July 3, 2016 and a Texas League midseason All-Star for Corpus Christi in 2018. Houston's Pitcher of the Year in 2020 and 2023, and an AL All-Star in 2022 and 2023. No-hit the Cleveland Guardians on August 1, 2023, and lost another with two outs in the ninth vs. the f*&^ing Mallcops on August 6, 2024. Then, he pitched perhaps the greatest game of his career on May 30, 2025, when he threw a Complete Game 3-hitter against the Rays on only 83 pitches. |  | |
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José Valdez Cards |
| | | Pitcher | | | |
| | Minor League free agent signed November 2009 pithed in nine Games for AA Corpus Christi in 2010 with a 1.46, then pitched at three levels in 2011, including for Houston, where he was 0 - 0 with a 9.00 over 14 IP. Led the 2012 Oklahoma City team in Saves, despite a 4.95 ERA and also pitched in 12 Games for H-Town. Was at Oklahoma City only in 2013, and posted a 5.33 ERA. In January of 2014 it was reported that Valdez had signed a minor league deal with the Red Sox |  | |
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Victor Valdez Cards |
Pitcher |
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Edwin Valentin Card |
Shortstop |
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Joe Valentine Card |
Pitcher |
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Rafael Valenzuela Cards |
Third Baseman |
| NDFA from Nogales, AZ split his first pro year of 2010 between Gulf Coast and Greeneville, slugging .489, and playing mostly as a DH. Played mostly for Tri-Ciity in 2011, during which year he hit .307. Primary first baseman for Lancaster in 2012, and hit .284, which was just about team average |  | |
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Rolando Valles Cards |
Pitcher |
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Chick Valley Card |
Infield |
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José Valverde Cards | | | | Pitcher | | | |
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Andy Van Hekken Cards |
Pitcher |
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Jim Van Houten Card |
Pitcher |
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Jimmy Van Ostrand Cards |
Outfield |
| 8th round pick in the June 2006 draft who played college ball at Col Poly San Luis Obiispo, but was born in Richmond, British Columbia hit only .215 at Tri-City that summer, but was a Sally midseason all-star at Lexington in 2007. Selected to play for the World squad in the Futures Game that year as well, he ended up hit a solo home run in the game for the victorious international team. Carolina League midseason All-Star while playing at Salem in 2008. Second on the team in OPS for the Hooks at Corpus Christi in 2009, then played at Corpus in 2010 and 2011, becoming the team's all-time RBI leader in the process. Probably would have been Corpus' MVP in 2011 if JD Martinez hadn't been |  | |
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Logan Van Wey Cards |
Pitcher |
| 2022 NDFA posted a 9 - 1 record over 60 Games for Sugar Land in 2024 and was promoted to Houston on April 7, 2025. It went not so great and he was outrighted to Sugar Land at the end of the year. He has been invited to ST in 2026 though | | |
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José Vargas Cards |
Pitcher |
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José Vargas Card |
Outfield |
 | | Non-drafted international free agent signed in 2008 out of Fantino, DR played in the DSL that year, then spent 2009 and 2010 in the Gulf Coast League. Played for Greeneville in 2011 | |
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Noochie Varner Card |
Outfield |
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Alejandro Vasques Cards |
Outfield |
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Danry Vasquez Cards |
Outfield |
| Venezuelan who hit lefty was acquired from the Tigers at the 2013 deadline for José Veras . Finished the year at Quad Citites, where he Hit .288 and Slugged .323. Spent the entire 2014 season at High A Lancaster, and finished second on the JetHawks in ABs, PAs, and Hits, and third in Doubles. Advanced to AA Corpus in 2015, but not before he was named Casl League Player of the Week for the week of 5/25. Hit .315 for Lancaster; .245 for Corpus. Hit .265 for Corpus in 2016 before his release. Went on to play three seasons in the Mexican League, and was twice a CCaribbean Series All-Star, playing for his home country |  | |
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George Vasquez Card |
Catcher |
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Luis Vasquez Card |
Pitcher |
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Glenn Vaughan Cards |
Shortstop |
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Christian Vazquez Cards |
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Ramon Vazquez Card |
Coach |
| | Introduced as Infield Coach for the 2014 Cal League Champion Lancaster JetHawks | |
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Steve Veit Cards |
1st Base |
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Vince Velasquez Cards | | | | Pitcher | | | |
| | Second round pick in the June 2010 draft led the 2010 Greeneville Astros in WHIP with a 0.99, and also became the first player in the organization with the initials 'VV' since Victor Valdez pitched in 73 games on the farm between 1992 and 1994. Injured his elbow, however, and missed all of 2011 after Tommy John surgery. Returned for Tri-City in 2012, and was 4 - 1 for the V-Cats, with a 3.35 ERA over 9 Starts, and over 11 K/9IP. Led the 2013 Quad Cities River Bandits in IP and K, and posted a nice 1.12 WHIP, while posting the second-highest K/9 in the organization. Missed two months during 2014 with a strained groin, and had his 2015 Spring cut short with a strained latisimus dorsii |  | |
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Derick Velazquez Card |
Pitcher |
| 6'4" righthander out of Fresno State was the seventh round pick in the June 2014 player draft. Pitched very well at Tri-City that summer, but had Tommy John surgery after the year. Another surgery followed in 2015. 2017 brought an abortive attempt at a return with Quad Cities, but he retired in May. |  | |
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José Velez Card |
Outfield |
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Nick Ventura Card |
Batboy |
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José Veras Cards |
Pitcher |
| 32-year old free agent righthander acquired in December 2012 was installed as the team's closer as the inaugural AL season began and was alright, saving 19 and blowing three, with a 2.93 ERA. Traded at the deadline to Detroit, and Josh Fields became closer | | |
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Steve Verduzco Cards |
Infield |
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Dave Veres Cards | | | | Relief Pitcher | | | |
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Alan Vergara Card |
Pitcher |
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JUSTIN VERLANDER Cards | | | | Pitcher | | | |
| | Daz Cameron, Franklin Perez, Jake Rogers, Drew Gilbert, and Ryan Clifford : these would be the players the Astros gave up to get a two-time Cy Young award winner, a three-time All-Star, an ALCS MVP, author iof a no-hitter and a 20-Game winner for the club. There was a lot of handwringing about prospects given up, especially the second time, but make the trade, you know? | | |
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Bob Veselic Card |
Pitcher |
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Tommy Vessella Cards |
Pitcher |
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Tom Vessey Cards |
Catcher |
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Jim Vike Card |
Pitcher |
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Carlos Villalobos Card |
Infield |
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Henry Villar Cards |
| | | Pitcher | | | |
|  | | NDFA 7/05 got as high as the major league club in 2010, being called up for the September roster expansion and going 0 - 0 with a 4.50. Had a wonderful 33:4 K/BB during his 32-Game stint with Corpus in 2011, then posted a 30:8 ratio for the Hooks in 2012 over 25 Games, including 2 Starts | |
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JONATHAN VILLAR Cards | | | | Shortstop | | | |
| | Received in the trade for Roy Oswalt with JA Happ on July 29, 2010, and played at High A Lancaster as a 19-year old, although the numbers weren't good. Ditto in 2011, when he played AA at the age of 20. Proclaimed to be the fourth best prospect in the organization by Baseball America prior to the 2012 season, Villar hit .261 and struck out 87 times in 86 Games while repeating for the Hooks that year, but hit 11 homers and stole 39 bases with only 8 CS. Began the season at, and played 91 Games for, Oklahoma in 2013, notching 32 XBH. Called up to Houston on July 21 after the release of Ronny Cedeño. Villar hit .243 with a .321 OBP for the Astros, swiping 18 bags but getting caught 8 times. Started Opening Day, April 1, 2014, but defensive lapses rather than offensive ones got him sent down to OKC for most of the year | | |
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Jancel Villarroel Cards |
Catcher |
| 2023 Dominican League Midseason All-Star out of Venezuela was also Carolina League Player of the Week for Fayetteville last week of June 2025. Traded to the Giants January 2026 |  | |
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John Vindivich Cards |
Outfield |
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Ken Vining Card |
Pitcher |
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Bill Virdon Cards |
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Kevin Vital Cards |
First Base |
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Josh Vitek Cards |
Pitcher |
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José Vizcaino Cards | | | | Shortstop | | | |
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Bruce Von Hoff Card |
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Ed Vosberg Cards |
Pitcher |
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