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Fingers, Gossage Manage

Teams In 11th HoF Classic

Saturday Game Starts at 1:50 in Doubleday Field;
BASE Race Leaves Doubleday Parking Lot At 9
Goose Gossage high-fives Hall of Fame Chairman Jane Forbes Clark at the start of the 2018 Classic. Tomorrow, Gossage and Rollie Fingers are managing this year’s Classic teams. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

COOPERSTOWN – The first pitch of the 11th Hall of Fame Classic Legends Game, bringing six Hall of Famers and other MLB stars to town,  will be thrown at 1:05 p.m. Saturday (tomorrow) in Doubleday Field.

Hall of Famers Rollie Fingers and Goose Gossage will manage their respective teams, while Hall of Famers Bert Blyleven, Trevor Hoffman, Tim Raines and Alan Trammell will lend a hand in the dugout and in the coach’s boxes.

Tickets will go on sale at 8 a.m. tomorrow at the Hall of Fame, $12,50 for the first-base line and $11 for the outfield.

The associated BASE 5K race, to benefit the Hall’s Be A Superior Example campaign against youth using steroids, takes off from Doubleday Field at 9 a.m., followed by a Fun Run at 9:15.  Same-day registration is $30 per individual and $65 for families.

The lineups for Saturday’s Classic will feature:

 

Team Rollie (Visiting Team – 3B Dugout)

Rollie Fingers –Manager

Bert Blyleven, Tim Raines – Coaches

 

  1. CABRERA, Orlando                SS
  2. TEAHEN, Mark                        CF
  3. PIERZYNSKI, A.J.                  C
  4. MENCH, Kevin                         LF
  5. ZEILE, Todd                             1B
  6. HUDSON, Orlando                   2B
  7. LONG,  Terrence                       CF
  8. HILL, Koyie                             DH
  9. SNYDER, Cory                          RF

 

MARQUIS, Jason                          RHP

 

Reserves:

BALFOUR, Grant                            RHP

FRANCIS, Jeff                               LHP

MARTÍNEZ, Cristhian                     RHP

MENDOZA, Ramiro                        RHP

ROWLAND-SMITH, Ryan             LHP

 

 

Team Goose (Home Team – 1B Dugout)

Goose Gossage – Manager

Trevor Hoffman, Alan Trammell – Coaches

 

  1. TAVERAS, Willy                               CF
  2. INGE, Brandon                                  3B
  3. WILSON, Jack                                   SS
  4. HART, Corey                                      RF
  5. JOHNSON, Charles                           1B
  6. BARRETT, Michael                            C
  7. BAERGA, Carlos                                2B
  8. SAX, Steve                                          LF
  9. SNYDER, Chris                                 DH

 

TOMKO, Brett                                       RHP

 

Reserves:

ASHBY, Andy                                       RHP

HENNESSEY, Brad                              RHP

KENDRICK, Kyle                                 RHP

NATHAN, Joe                                        RHP

PARRISH, John                                      LHP

 

   
   

 

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