Randy Milligan
Born: 1961
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1B-DH-OF 1987-94 Mets, Pirates, Orioles, Reds, Indians, Expos
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| Games | Average | HR | RBI |
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703 | .261 | 70 | 284 |
Milligan struggled in his 1988 trial with the Pirates, but improved after being traded to the Orioles, where he platooned at first base with the likes of Jim Traber, David Segui, and Glenn Davis for four seasons. Despite regularly appearing among the leaders in on base percentage, Milligan wasn’t re-signed by the Orioles following the 1992 season, and he failed to secure a regular role in brief stints with Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Montreal. (JFC)
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FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
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| » June 12, 1990: Baltimore wins in dramatic fashion, beating Milwaukee, 4–3 in 10 innings. Dan Plesac serves up a 2-out home run in the 9th to Mickey Tettleton which ties the game, then tees up a leadoff homer to Randy Milligan in the 10th. Orioles SS Cal Ripken Jr. plays in his 1,308th consecutive game to move past Everett Scott into 2nd place on the all-time list. By passing Scott, Ripken sets a record for consecutive games at one position. Lou Gehrig's longest was 885 games at 1B. » August 17, 1993:
The Reds trade 1B Randy Milligan to the Indians in exchange for a player to be named.
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