Bill Gullickson timeline

Born: February 20, 1959
1977: Drafted by Montreal Expos
1977-79: Minors
Debut: September 26, 1979 (Expos)
1980: Rookie Record 18 Strikeouts in a game
1981: Expos win NL East
1985: Traded to Cincinnati Reds
1987: Traded to New York Yankees.
1988-89: Japanese League
1989: Signed by Houston Astros
1990: Signed by Detroit Tigers
1990: 20-9
1994: Retired
2000: Dropped off Hall of Fame Ballot (0.2% of vote)

Accomplishments:
2x Pitcher of the Month
Player of the Week (Sept 14, 1980)
Rookie Record 18 Strikeout game
162-136
3.93
398 Games-390 GS
54 CG
11 SHO
2560 IP
1279 Strikeouts
1.282 OPS
15+ Wins: 3x
20 wins (1990): Led League
Sub 3.50 ERA: 2x
2.80 ERA (1981)
35 GS (1990): Led League
10 CG (1983)
200+ IP: 7x
Postseason: 1-2, 2.05, 22 IP, 15 Strikeouts, 1.136 WHIP (2 Series)

Lonnie Smith timeline

Born: December 22, 1955
1974: Drafted by Philadelphia Phillies
1974-8: Minor Leagues
Debut: September 2, 1978 (Phillies)
1980: Phillies win World Series
1981: Phillies lose NLDS
1981: Traded to St Louis Cardinals
1982: All-Star
1982: 68 SB
1982: Cards win World Series
1983: Drug Rehab
1985: Traded to Kansas City Royals
1985: Pittsburgh Drug Trials
1985: Royals win World Series
1988: Signed with Atlanta Braves
1989: Comeback Player of the Year
1989: .315, 21 HR, 79 RBI, 34 Doubles, .948 OPS, 25 SB
1990: Braves win NL West
1991: Braves win Pennant
1992: Braves win Pennant
1993: Signed with Pittsburgh Pirates
1993: Traded to Baltimore Orioles
1994: Retired
2000: Dropped off Hall of Fame Ballot (0 Votes)

Accomplishments:
3x World Champion
1982 All Star
1989 Comeback Player of the Year
NL Player of the Week (Sept 5, 1982)
.288
98 HR
533 RBI
909 Runs
1488 Hits
370 SB
.791 OPS
2171 TB
120 Runs (1982): Led League
30+ Doubles: 3x
21 HR (1989)
20+ SB: 8x
30+ SB: 5x
40+ SB: 4x
50+ SB: 3x
68 SB (1982)
.300+: 5x
.400+ OBP: 3x
Led league in OBP (.415): 1989
Led league HBP: 3x
Postseason: .278, 4 HR, 17 RBI, 8 SB, 28 Runs, .765 OPS (11 Series)

Tony Clark baseball timeline

Born: June 15, 1972
1990: Drafted by Detroit Tigers
1990-95: Minors
Debut: September 3, 1995 (Tigers)
1997: .276, 32 HR, 117 RBI, 105 Runs, .876 OPS
1998: .291, 34 HR, 103 RBI, 37 Doubles, .880 OPS, 314 TB
2001: Selected by Boston Red Sox
2001: All Star
2003: Signed with New York Mets
2004: Signed with New York Yankees
2004: Yankees lose ALCS
2005: Signed with Arizona Diamondbacks
2007: Dbacks lose NLCS
2008: Signed with San Diego Padres
2008: Traded to Diamondbacks
2009-10: Broadcaster
2010-13: MLBPA
2013-present: Executive Director MLBPA
2015: Dropped off Hall of Fame Ballot (0 votes)

Accomplishments:
2001 All Star
3x Player of the Week
.262
251 HR
824 RBI
629 Runs
1188 Hits
2196 TB
.339 OBP
.485 SLG
.824 OPS
105 Runs (1997)
37 Doubles (1997)
20+ HR: 5x
30+ HR: 4x
100+ RBI: 2x
.500 SLG: 4x
314 TB (1998)
Postseason: .135, 0 HR, 1 RBI, .347 OPS (4 Series)

Carlos Delgado timeline

Born: June 25, 1972
1988: Signed by Toronto Blue Jays
1988-93: Minor Leagues
Debut: October 1, 1993 (Blue Jays)
1993: Blue Jays win World Series
2000: .344, 41, 137, 115 Runs, 196 Hits, 57 doubles, 1.134 OPS, 378 TB
2000: Hank Aaron Award
2000: TSN Major Leaguer of the Year
2003: .302, 42, 145, 117 runs, 38 doubles, 1.019 OPS, 338 TB
2003: 4 HR Game
2005: Signed with Florida Marlins
2005: Traded to New York Mets
2006: Mets lose LCS
2006: Roberto Clemente Award
2008: 9 RBI game vs. Yankees
2009: Played in Puerto Rico
2010: Signed with Boston Red Sox
2011: Retired
2015: Elected to Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.
2015: Dropped off Hall of Fame Ballot (3.8% of vote)

Accomplishments:
1993 World Champion
2x All Star
3x Silver Slugger
9x Player of the Week
2000 Hank Aaron Award
2000 TSN Major Leaguer of the Year
2006 Roberto Clemente Award
4 HR Game
.280
473 HR
1512 RBI
1241 Runs
2038 Hits
483 Doubles
.383 OBP
.546 SLG
.929 OPS
3976 TB
Led league in games: 2x
Led league in doubles (57): 2000
Led league in RBI (145): 2003
Led league in OPS (1.019): 2003
Led league in TB (378): 2000
Led league in HBP (15): 2000
Led league in SF (10): 2006
100+ Runs: 5x
30+ Doubles: 11x
40+ Doubles: 4x
57 Doubles (2000)
20+ HR: 13x
30+ HR: 11x
40+ HR: 3x
100+ RBI: 9x
100+ Walks: 4x
.300+ AVG: 3x
.400 OBP: 4x
.500 SLG: 11x
.664 SLG (2000)
300+ TB: 7x
Postseason: .351, 4 HR, 11 RBI, 1.199 OPS (2 Series)

Troy Percival: timeline

Born: August 9, 1969
1987-90: Played college baseball at UC-Riverside
1990: Drafted by California Angels
1990-4: Minor Leagues
Debut: April 26, 1995 (Angels)
1996: Became Angels closer
1996: 100 strikeouts in 74 IP
2002: 4-1, 1.92, 40 saves, 56.1 IP, 68 strikeouts, 1.118 WHIP
2002: Angels win World Series
2002: 7 saves in postseason (tied record)
2004: Signed with Detroit Tigers
2005: Suffered serious forearm injury
2005-06: On DL
2006: Worked as scout while on DL
2006: Tigers win AL Pennant
2007: Signed with California Angels
2007: Signed with Tampa Bay Rays
2009: Back to DL; never pitched again
2012: Named Moreno Valley High School head baseball coach
2014: Named UC-Riverside head baseball coach
2015: Dropped off Hall of Fame Ballot (0.7% of vote)

Accomplishments:
2002 World Champion
4x All Star
Most saves in single postseason (7)
35-43 record
3.17
703 Games
546 GF
358 Saves
708.2 IP
781 Strikeouts
1.108 WHIP
Sub 3 ERA: 6x
Sub 2 ERA: 3x
60+ Games: 4x
20+ Saves: 10x
30+ Saves: 8x
40+ Saves: 2x
100 Strikeouts (1996)
Sub 1.000 WHIP: 4x
Postseason: 0-0, 9 games, 7 saves, 2.79 ERA, 9.2 IP, 1 BB, 10 Ks, 0.931 WHIP

Don Mattingly timeline

Born: April 20, 1961
1979: Drafted by New York Yankees
1979-82: Minor Leagues
Debut: September 8, 1982 (Yankees)
1983: Played 2b in the Pine Tar Game
1984: Became full time Yankee first baseman
1984: Won Batting title (.343)
1985: AL MVP
1985: TSN Player of the Year
1985: .324, 35, 145, 107 runs, 211 hits, 48 doubles, .939 OPS, 370 TB
1986: .352, 31 HR, 113 RBI, 117 runs, 238 hits, 53 doubles, .573 SLG, .967 OPS, 388 TB
1987: Homered in eight straight games (tied record)
1987: Set record: ten straight games with extra base hits
1987: Six Grand Slams (record)
1987: Suffered back injury and never recovered
1994: Player's Strike
1995: Yankees lose ALDS
1996: Sat out season
1997: Retired
1997: Yankees retire #23
1997-2003: Yankee spring training instructor
2003-05: Yankee Hitting Coach
2006-07: Yankee bench coach
2008-10: Los Angeles Dodgers coach
2011-present: Los Angeles Dodgers manager
2013: Dodgers lose NLCS
2014: Dodgers lose NLDS
2015: Dropped off Hall of Fame Ballot (9.1% of vote)

Accomplishments:
1985 AL MVP
1985: TSN Player of the Year
1984 Batting Champion
1993 Lou Gehrig Award
6x All Star
9x Gold Glove
3x Silver Slugger
4x Player of the Month
6x Player of the Week
.307
222 HR
1099 RBI
1007 Runs
2153 Hits
442 Doubles
.358 OBP
.471 SLG
.830 OPS
3301 TB
100+ Runs: 2x
200+ Hits: 3x
30+ Doubles: 9x
40+ Doubles: 4x
53 Doubles (Led League): 1986
100+ RBI: 5x
.300+ AVG: 7x
.352 (1986)
.500+ SLG: 4x
300+ TB: 5x
Led league in Hits: 2x
Led league in Doubles: 3x
Led league in RBI (145): 1985
Led league in SLG (.573): 1986
Led league in OPS (.967): 1986
Led league in TB: 2x
Led league in SF (15): 1985

Dave Righetti timeline

Born: November 28, 1958
1977: Drafted by Texas Rangers
1977-79: Minor Leagues
1978: Traded to New York Yankees
Debut: September 16, 1979
1980: Minors
1981: Rookie of the Year
1981: Yankees win Pennant
1981: 8-4, 2.05, 15 GS, 105.1 IP, 2 CG, 1.073 WHIP
1983: No-Hit Boston Red Sox
1984: Moved to bullpen
1986: Set Record with 46 saves
1986: 8-8, 2.45 ERA, 74 Games, 46 Saves, 106.2 IP, 83 strikeouts, 1.153 WHIP
1986-87: Rolaids Relief Man of the Year
1990: Signed by San Francisco Giants
1991: Set record for most saves by LHP (since broken)
1993: Signed by Oakland A's
1994: Signed by Toronto Blue Jays
1995: Signed by Chicago White Sox
2000-present: Giants Coach
2001: Dropped off Hall of Fame Ballot (0.4% of vote)
2010: Giants win World Series
2012: Giants win World Series
2014: Giants win World Series

Accomplishments:
3x World Champion (as a coach)
1981 AL Rookie of the Year
2x All Star
2x Rolaids Relief Man of the Year
Pitcher of the Month (August 1985)
2x Player of the Week
No Hitter (1983)
82-79
3.46 ERA
718 games-89 Starts
13 CG
2 SHO
252 Saves
1403.2 IP
1112 Strikeouts
1.338 WHIP
Led league in GF (68): 1986
Led league in Saves (46): 1986
20+ Saves: 8x
30+ Saves: 4x
217 IP (1983)
1.073 WHIP (1981)
Sub 3.00 ERA: 4x

Postseason: 3-0, 2.12 ERA, 4 Games, 3 CG, 17 IP, 18 Strikeouts, 1.412 WHIP (3 Series)