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Monday, November 15, 2021
In an unsurprising outcome, Arozarena was named the American League winner and India the National League winner of the Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Award by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America in results unveiled Monday night on MLB Network. While the 2021 rookie class included many great performances, the voters recognized that these two particular position players had everyday impact—from Opening Day onward—on two teams with winning records.
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1. I Am Not a Number Posted: November 16, 2021 at 09:16 AM (#6053085)SS - Jonathan India
P - Mark Portugal
P - Greg Holland
P - Derek Holland
Fill out the rest of the team with Chads I guess.
P Israel Sanchez?
P Zack Britton?
SS Carlos Correa?
2B - Chile Gomez
3B - Swede Risberg
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/i/irelati01.shtml
https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Hugh_Poland
Jim Bhutan
Frank Brazill
Turkey Wendell
Nyjer Morgan
Michael Bourneo
Chili Davis
Fernando Valenzuela
(Not countries but nationalities)
Egyptian Healy
Dutch Assat
Greek George
Unless you there's a Republic of Fernandu I'm not familiar with, that's a few more than one letter off.
Can't sneak anything past you...
Negro League K.B. Ivory (Coast) now gets his day
Ruben Sierra (Leone)
Oman Moreno
Dennis Cook (Islands)
There were a Frank Brazil(l) and a Blas Monaco (8 PA in 1937, 7 in 1946)
Some Solomons and Marshalls if we're gonna accept Cook (we should not)
Andrew Benin(tendi) -- could we be more desperate
Mike Camero(+o)n -- really, this is just cheating
El Salvador Perez -- no, just no
Ruben Sierra
Dominic Leone
Egyptian Healy has a lesser case, in that his nickname was probably related to his being from Cairo, IL. and he might have been more commonly known as "Long John" because he was 6'2" in the 1880s-90s.
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