[Phogge]

Marquess never played in MLB.

The other two:

Pete Hamm, pitcher
Bob Gallagher, OF

join Duffy, Boone, Vance, Shank, Rose.

[Phogge]

Marquess never played in MLB.

The other two:

Pete Hamm, pitcher
Bob Gallagher, OF

join Duffy, Boone, Vance, Shank, Rose.

[Mick]

Mick yes he played pro and about Storen’s
Class.  I though drafted by the nationals

He was hurt a lot and doubt he made the majors.

Storen was selected by the Nationals.  I looked at all the draft picks from Stanford from 2007 to 2012 (Storen was drafted in 2009) and I didn't see anyone from the Northeast, covering New England, NJ, NY, PA, etc.

[Mick]

Mick yes he played pro and about Storen’s
Class.  I though drafted by the nationals

He was hurt a lot and doubt he made the majors.

Storen was selected by the Nationals.  I looked at all the draft picks from Stanford from 2007 to 2012 (Storen was drafted in 2009) and I didn't see anyone from the Northeast, covering New England, NJ, NY, PA, etc.

[BobK]

Sorry Mick this guy never played for Stanford. But did graduate from Stanford

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-mcgeary-1b2424a3

Found him. He works for the Giants

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https://www.sfchronicle.com/giants/amp/G...542636.php

More

[BobK]

Sorry Mick this guy never played for Stanford. But did graduate from Stanford

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-mcgeary-1b2424a3

Found him. He works for the Giants

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https://www.sfchronicle.com/giants/amp/G...542636.php

More

[Mick]

Sorry Mick this guy never played for Stanford. But did graduate from Stanford

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-mcgeary-1b2424a3

Found him. He works for the Giants

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https://www.sfchronicle.com/giants/amp/G...542636.php

More

Interesting guy.  From age 18-25, he played in rookie and low A ball, only making high-A one year. I'm guessing he never played for Stanford, then attended Stanford and played low minors every summer.

Do I have that right?

[Mick]

Sorry Mick this guy never played for Stanford. But did graduate from Stanford

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-mcgeary-1b2424a3

Found him. He works for the Giants

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https://www.sfchronicle.com/giants/amp/G...542636.php

More

Interesting guy.  From age 18-25, he played in rookie and low A ball, only making high-A one year. I'm guessing he never played for Stanford, then attended Stanford and played low minors every summer.

Do I have that right?

[BobK]

Right Mick. He signed for $1.7M out of HS

[BobK]

Right Mick. He signed for $1.7M out of HS

[PVTree]

Jeffrey Hammonds
Mike Mussina
Jack McDowell
Mark Appel

[PVTree]

Jeffrey Hammonds
Mike Mussina
Jack McDowell
Mark Appel

[Phogge]

Sorry Bobbbb, you are not eligible for this question.

What Stanford all league outfielder won a Super Bowl ring and never played a down?

[Phogge]

Sorry Bobbbb, you are not eligible for this question.

What Stanford all league outfielder won a Super Bowl ring and never played a down?

[Hurlburt88]

Tyler Gaffney?

[Hurlburt88]

Tyler Gaffney?

[BobK]

No not Tyler

[BobK]

No not Tyler

[teejers1]

Sorry Bobbbb, you are not eligible for this question.

What Stanford all league outfielder won a Super Bowl ring and never played a down?

Do you mean in the Super Bowl or do you mean in any NFL game that season or ever (i.e., was just on a roster)?

Toi Cook?  (thinking he might have been on bench late in career for a SB winner).

[teejers1]

Sorry Bobbbb, you are not eligible for this question.

What Stanford all league outfielder won a Super Bowl ring and never played a down?

Do you mean in the Super Bowl or do you mean in any NFL game that season or ever (i.e., was just on a roster)?

Toi Cook?  (thinking he might have been on bench late in career for a SB winner).

[BobK]

Doubt Toi. And a hint never played a down. Another he’s a friend on Facebook lol

[BobK]

Doubt Toi. And a hint never played a down. Another he’s a friend on Facebook lol

[Phogge]

Won a ring but played no downs that season. He usually calls me at 5am on my birthday and my spouse too.

Hint: Semi famous father

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Hint 2: Dad not born in The Netherlands.

[Phogge]

Won a ring but played no downs that season. He usually calls me at 5am on my birthday and my spouse too.

Hint: Semi famous father

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Hint 2: Dad not born in The Netherlands.

[BobK]

And this athlete is the only Stanford athlete to letter 4 years on both football and baseball

Great hint Phogge

[BobK]

And this athlete is the only Stanford athlete to letter 4 years on both football and baseball

Great hint Phogge

[Mick]

Won a ring but played no downs that season. He usually calls me at 5am on my birthday and my spouse too.

Hint: Semi famous father

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Hint 2: Dad not born in The Netherlands.

McColl

[Mick]

Won a ring but played no downs that season. He usually calls me at 5am on my birthday and my spouse too.

Hint: Semi famous father

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Hint 2: Dad not born in The Netherlands.

McColl

[Phogge]

No it's the one and only Dot.

[Phogge]

No it's the one and only Dot.

[BobK]

Dot’s dad was mlb catcher Dutch Dotterer

Dot was with the raiders 1984?

[BobK]

Dot’s dad was mlb catcher Dutch Dotterer

Dot was with the raiders 1984?

[Phogge]

1983 season all on IR. Saw him at the AFC Championship. Lives in Sacto I believe.

[Phogge]

1983 season all on IR. Saw him at the AFC Championship. Lives in Sacto I believe.

[BobK]

Dot does live in sac town

[BobK]

Dot does live in sac town

[Red80]

Dot does live in sac town

Knowing Dot, not for long!

[Red80]

Dot does live in sac town

Knowing Dot, not for long!

[qwerty49]

Sandy Vance a sad story. Dodgers very excited after his rookie year, then got hurt and disappeared.

Sandy turned down a big offer from the Angels in high school (the last "bonus baby" year) to come to Stanford.  He went 15-0 on that 1967 team, including 4 wins in the post-season.  After his injuries forced his early retirement, he became a successful landscape planner and architect in the Bay Area.  Truly one of the nicest people I've had the privilege to meet.

[qwerty49]

Sandy Vance a sad story. Dodgers very excited after his rookie year, then got hurt and disappeared.

Sandy turned down a big offer from the Angels in high school (the last "bonus baby" year) to come to Stanford.  He went 15-0 on that 1967 team, including 4 wins in the post-season.  After his injuries forced his early retirement, he became a successful landscape planner and architect in the Bay Area.  Truly one of the nicest people I've had the privilege to meet.