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Major League Baseball Players From Oregon: Jacoby Ellsbury, Dale Murphy, Dave Kingman, Danny Ainge, Johnny Pesky, Aaron Rowand, Wes Schulmerich Usc Trojans Baseball Players: Mark Mcgwire, Barry Zito, Randy Johnson, Matt Cassel, Tom Seaver, Dave Kingman, Mark Prior, Bill Lee, Ian Kennedy Best American Sports Writing - The Unnatural by Peter O. Whitmer, 2009-12-21

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1. Dave Kingman's Teammates | BaseballLibrary.com
   Dave Kingman s Teammates from BaseballLibrary.com, the most comprehensive baseball history encyclopedia on the Internet. We give you the stories behind the  
   http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/teammates/K/Kingman_D
   
   Extractions: Dave Kingman's Teammates Back to Dave Kingman's Player Page Notes : This list is intended as a fun starting point to see whose career paths intersected with Dave Kingman's. It's not meant to serve as a comprehensive list, since teammates without a BaseballLibrary.com page are omitted. Also, since our data doesn't cover exactly when certain players were called up or traded during a given season, there may be some players here who played on the same team as Dave Kingman during a season but never actually played with him. Willie Aikens 1 team 1977 California Angels Darrel Akerfelds 1 team 1986 Oakland Athletics Neil Allen 3 teams 1981 New York Mets 1982 New York Mets 1983 New York Mets Bill Almon 2 teams 1977 San Diego Padres 1984 Oakland Athletics Jesus Alou 1 team 1975 New York Mets Dell Alston 1 team 1977 New York Yankees Luis Alvarado 1 team 1977 New York Mets Joaquin Andujar 1 team 1986 Oakland Athletics Bob Apodaca 3 teams 1975 New York Mets 1976 New York Mets 1977 New York Mets Chris Arnold 4 teams 1971 San Francisco Giants 1972 San Francisco Giants 1973 San Francisco Giants 1974 San Francisco Giants Fernando Arroyo 1 team 1986 Oakland Athletics Tucker Ashford 2 teams 1977 San Diego Padres 1983 New York Mets Keith Atherton 3 teams 1984 Oakland Athletics 1985 Oakland Athletics 1986 Oakland Athletics

2. Dave Kingman Bio [Archive] - SimCentral.NET Forums
   In 1986, though he had just come off a 35HR season, the free agent found no takers. http//www.pubdim.net/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/K/kingman_dave.stm  
   http://forums.simcentral.net/archive/index.php/t-25139.html
   
   Extractions: SimCentral.NET Forums Sports Talk Major League Baseball PDA View Full Version : Dave Kingman Bio 04-28-2002, 06:44 PM Kingman could hit baseballs great distances, but disdained defense, the fans, and sportswriters - female writers in particular. He was a pitcher at USC before coach Rod Dedeaux converted him to the outfield. He played mostly third base and first base with the Giants, pitching in a couple of games, played outfield and first base with the Mets and Cubs, and became a DH in the American League. Kong's tremendous home runs (he retired 20th on the all-time list) and sweeping strikeouts (he led the NL three times), after which he'd sometimes fall in a 6'6" tangle of arms and legs, brought him unwanted attention. People admired his strength, laughed at his awkwardness. In 1979 he tied a ML record for HR in two consecutive games (five), and most times hitting three or more HR in a game in one season (two). On the other hand, in 1982 he tied a ML record by striking out five times in a nine']-(((inning game. Kingman was a smart and, at one time, fast baserunner, and he had a lightning-quick swing with a home run uppercut. He shortened his stroke while with the Cubs in 1979 (in the "friendly confines" of Wrigley Field) and set career marks in batting average (.288) and home runs (a league-high 48). He led the NL in HR with 37 for the 1982 Mets but batted just .204. His average dropped to .198 in 1983; with Oakland in 1984, his 35 homers, career-high 118 RBI, and .268 average won him AL Comeback Player of the Year honors. Kingman's unpredictable, often antisocial behavior and one-dimensional game got him traded often; he tied a modern record by playing with four different clubs during the 1977 season. While with Oakland in 1985, he sent a rat to a female sportswriter. In 1986, though he had just come off a 35-HR season, the free agent found no takers.

3. SBpct K/BB BB/AB Fpct Total +-+-+
   16.4 64.3 23.3 Ford_Dan 52.3 5.6 21.8 9.6 22.4 Galarraga_Andres 40.2 1.3 18.6 27.1 22.4 kingman_dave 56.0 1.4 43.1 2.9 22.4 Templeton_Garry 57.1  
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4. Steve's Baseball Web Page
   griffin_alfredo2.jpg, joost.jpg, kingman_dave.jpg, versalles_zoilo. Alfredo Griffin 1981AL 1990-NL, Eddie Joost 1943-NL 1947-AL, Dave Kingman  
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5. Dave Kingman
   Dave Kingman http//www.davekingman.com/ Official site of the retired Major League Baseball player with a biography, career highlights, photographs,  
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