Texas League Hall of Fame explained

Texas League Hall of Fame
Established:2004
Type:Professional sports hall of fame
Website:Official website

The Texas League Hall of Fame is an American baseball hall of fame which honors players, managers, and executives of the Double-A Texas League of Minor League Baseball for their accomplishments or contributions to the league in playing, administrative, or other roles. The Hall of Fame inducted its first class in 2004. As of 2016, 138 individuals have been inducted into the Texas League Hall of Fame.[1]

Table key

Indicates a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
YearIndicates the year of induction
Position(s) Indicates the inductee's primary playing position(s) or association with the league
Team inducted as Indicates the team for which the inductee has been recognized

Inductees

YearNamePosition(s)
2012Pitcher/Team executive
2011Broadcaster
2011Shortstop
2004Manager
2009Umpire
2008Pitcher/Third baseman
2008Pitcher
2014Catcher
2016Outfielder/Third baseman
2007Outfielder
2007First baseman
2004Outfielder
2004Player-manager/League President
2016Outfielder
2006Catcher
2004Team owner
2004Outfielder
2006League President
2007Pitcher
2008Outfielder
2015Catcher
2010Pitcher
2004Pitcher
2015Outfielder
2009Broadcaster
2006Pitcher
2010Groundskeeper
2012Outfielder/First baseman
2013Pitcher
2008Manager
2004Outfielder
2005Pitcher
2013Outfielder
2014Broadcaster
2016Team owner
2009Outfielder
2005Pitcher
2008Pitcher
2005Outfielder
2015Umpire
2006Outfielder
2005Second baseman
2004Team owner/League President
2004Outfielder
2004Outfielder
2004Outfielder
2016Broadcaster
2005Umpire
2016Pitcher
2016Team executive
2007Outfielder
2004Pitcher
2014Third baseman/First baseman
2010Team executive
2006Team owner
2005Manager
2010First baseman
2011Shortstop
2009Outfielder
2006Pitcher
2016League President
2004Outfielder
2008First baseman
2004Outfielder
2004Team executive
2012Pitcher/Team owner
2008First baseman/Third baseman
2011Outfielder/Pitcher/Manager
2014Team owner
2005Pitcher
2004Umpire
2004First baseman
2004League founder
2010Pitcher/Outfielder
2004Outfielder
2014Team owner
2004Second baseman
2013Catcher/Manager/Team owner/League President
2004Pitcher
2004First baseman
2004League founder
2010Second baseman/Umpire
2014Pitcher
2015Team executive
2004Pitcher
2012Outfielder
2004Team owner
2006Pitcher
2014Outfielder
2004Outfielder
2012Shortstop
2006Outfielder
2004Pitcher
2006Second baseman/Manager
2016Team owner
2009Third baseman
2016Team owner
2004League president
2011Catcher/Manager
2012First baseman
2004Third baseman
2011Pitcher
2009Pitcher
2005Third baseman
2004League historian
2012Third baseman
2015Team executive
2016Pitcher/Team executive
2005Outfielder/Umpire
2007Third baseman/Manager
2004Outfielder
2013Outfielder
2004Pitcher/Umpire
2004Shortstop
2008First baseman/Manager
2010Outfielder
2004Pitcher
2015Pitcher
2004Shortstop
2011Second baseman/Shortstop
2004Umpire/Broadcaster/Team executive
2013Groundskeeper
2005Manager
2004Pitcher
2013Broadcaster
2015Pitcher
2008Umpire
2007Pitcher/Manager
2005Outfielder
2015Pitcher
2005Pitcher
2004Outfielder
2009Outfielder
2013Pitcher
2009Pitcher
2009Pitcher
2016Team executive
2014Pitcher

References

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External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Texas League Hall of Fame. Texas League. Minor League Baseball. August 11, 2017.

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