Through the 2008 season, 3 players have hit 100+ home runs with three different teams in MLB history: 1) Reggie Jackson - 123 with the Angels, 144 with the Yankees, 269 with the Athletics.
2) Alex Rodriguez - 156 with the Rangers, 208 with the Yankees, 189 with the Mariners.
3) Darrell Evans - 141 with the Tigers, 131 with the Braves, 142 with the Giants.
Matt Williams is the only major-league player to hit home runs for three different teams in the World Series. He hit homers in the Fall Classic for the San Francisco Giants in 1989, the Cleveland Indians in 1997 and the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2001.
I think it might have been Reggie Sanders, who hit 20+ HR's for 6 different teams- Cincinnati, San Diego, Arizona, San Francisco, Pittsburgh and St. Louis.
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Many MLB teams have scored runs with multiple players in the same inning. Many MLB teams have also had multiple home runs by different players occur in the same inning, including teams like the Yankees, Blue Jays, and Red Sox.
Individual league rules require the uniform colors for home teams and visiting teams.
As an easy way for players/clubhouse staff to recognize which is which....
The starting pitcher is given the choice of jersey
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Could you be a bit more specific? The Mariners have worn several different jerseys since they were enfranchised in 1977, not to mention the fact that baseball teams (ours included) generally have four uniforms at a time (home, away, alternate 1, and alternate 2).
When the other teams fans come cause the city is close to the home teams city
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There are three American League teams that are tied with 7 players each. The 2005 Texas Rangers, the 2000 Toronto Blue Jays, and the 1996 Baltimore Orioles.