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Top 40 Minnesota Twins: #21 Gary GaettiGARY JOSEPH...
Published 2/7/2007 by Aaron at AaronGleeman.com
... GARY JOSEPH GAETTI | 3B | 1981-1990 | CAREER STATS

Aging and the Cubs
Published 2/15/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... and position players Gary Gaetti,

#47: Gary “What a” Gaetti
Published 4/9/2007 by Bad Kermit at Hire Jim Essian!
... 3/4 of his Cubs career when Gaetti had as many hits as hairs on the back of his head.

Keeping Pace With the ‘87 Twins: Week 3
Published 4/21/2007 by Landon Evanson at Bugs & Cranks
... winless to that point in the young season (0-3). Gary Gaetti hit his second homer and drove in three while

Keeping Pace With the ‘87 Twins: Week 4
Published 4/30/2007 by Landon Evanson at Bugs & Cranks
... (6), The Rat (6),

Bob Melvin and the Three-Foot New York Rat
Published 6/14/2007 by Larry Brown at FanHouse
... ? Gaetti ?

Like Father Like Son---2007 Edition !!!
Published 6/17/2007 by Carl Shimkin at Inside Pitch
... (25)                                    Rockies (AAA)                       Gary Gaetti ...

COW vote and Stu’s Hunt Down: Gary Gaetti
Published 8/17/2007 by RandBall at Randball
... Claim to Fame, Minnesota: Duh.  Integral part of the ’87 World Champion Minnesota Twins.  Also, proof that one can play third base for the Minnesota Twins, field one’s position, and hit for power.  No, really.  There’s, like, stats and stuff.  In addition, he homered in his first major league at-bat and took part in two triple plays in one game. ...

Top 40 Minnesota Twins: #21 Gary GaettiNote: This ...
Published 8/22/2007 by Aaron at AaronGleeman.com
... GARY JOSEPH GAETTI | 3B | 1981-1990 | CAREER STATS ...

Craig Monroe joins the mix
Published 8/24/2007 by CCD at 1060west.net (archives)
... to the Cubs. In August 1998 the Cubs picked up Gary Gaetti after he had been released by the Cardinals. During August 1989 Cub General Manager Jim Frey added third baseman ...

Gary Gaetti
Published 9/9/2007 at Hall of Merit
... Eligible in 2005. ...

This annotated week in baseball history: Dec. 9-15, 1909
Published 12/14/2007 by Richard Barbieri at The Hardball Times
... 's stranglehold on the award. Finally, the nickname came about because Patek was a small man, usually listed at 5-foot-4 or 5-foot-5. He supposedly disliked the name, but had something of a sense of humor about it. When asked by a reporter how he felt about being the smallest player in MLB, he replied that it was better than being the smallest player in minor league ball. Third base: Gary Gaetti (Nickname: "The Rat"): We ought to deal with that nickname first. Gaetti was known as "The Rat," because, well, because he looked like a rat. He really did. If you really don't ...

The 100 Greatest Royals of All-Time - #61 Greg Gagne
Published 4/11/2008 by RoyalsRetro at Royals Review: Front Page Posts
... Cleveland Indians had already run away with the division title. Gagne got off to a sizzling start, with hits in nine of his first twelve games. By June he was still hitting over .300 when he hurt his knee in June, causing his bat and his glove to both decline. He finished the year at .256 with six home runs and 49 RBI, and made eleven of his eighteen errors in the second half of the season. That winter, Gagne sought a one year deal, but with eight free agents including slugger Gary Gaetti and closer Jeff Montgomery, the Royals could not afford to keep Gagne. He ...

The 100 Greatest Royals of All-Time - #60 Gary Gaetti
Published 4/16/2008 by RoyalsRetro at Royals Review: Front Page Posts
... Its only fitting that Gaetti follows Gagne, as they were teammates on the left-side of the diamond in both Minnesota and Kansas City. The 60th Greatest Royal of All-time is Gary Gaetti. ...

The Hardball Times:THT Daily: Is it over yet?
Published 7/2/2008 by THT Staff at The Hardball Times
... of Shysterball . Yesterday, July 1st, was my 13th wedding anniversary. Without going into too much detail, allow me to say that I had better things to do than watch the evening box scores roll in, so today's recaps may be a bit more abbreviated than normal. Orioles 7, Royals 5 : On July 1, 1995, as I was saying "I do" to Mrs. Shyster, Tom Gordon was getting rocked by a White Sox lineup featuring Ozzie Guillen , Tim Raines , and, John Kruk . Gary Gaetti and Vince Coleman figured prominently for the Royals. The lessons here: (1) I ...