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Wig · 01-05-2004, 04:07 PM

Cid's stint with Oakland was impressive. The strange thing was when alot of teams thought he was washed up, but like a fine wine, he just got better and better with age.

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS Teams
2039 149 588 167 39 5 39 149 96 43 129 0 1 .284 .333 .566 .899 OAK,AL
2040 162 641 189 58 3 34 110 103 57 136 2 1 .295 .352 .554 .906 OAK,AL
2041 162 650 185 53 1 35 108 99 52 135 1 1 .285 .338 .531 .868 OAK
2042 160 640 183 64 5 38 124 109 51 142 1 0 .286 .339 .580 .918 OAK
2043 162 662 188 52 4 40 121 104 51 132 3 2 .284 .335 .556 .891 OAK
2044 162 652 200 52 3 42 137 108 60 133 0 1 .307 .365 .589 .954 OAK,AL
2045 162 651 183 43 1 49 144 107 44 135 0 1 .281 .327 .576 .903 OAK,AL
2046 161 631 186 72 1 25 122 89 26 144 1 1 .295 .323 .531 .854 OAK,AL

2047 again noone wanted Cid. He signed on with Anaheim, the same team that trade for him back in '37, but he ignored and signed elsewhere. In and out of the lineup, Cid made little impact, was released and decided he had enough, retired and was inducted into the HoF.

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Wig Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: UK Posts: 153	Cid's stint with Oakland was impressive. The strange thing was when alot of teams thought he was washed up, but like a fine wine, he just got better and better with age. Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS Teams 2039 149 588 167 39 5 39 149 96 43 129 0 1 .284 .333 .566 .899 OAK,AL 2040 162 641 189 58 3 34 110 103 57 136 2 1 .295 .352 .554 .906 OAK,AL 2041 162 650 185 53 1 35 108 99 52 135 1 1 .285 .338 .531 .868 OAK 2042 160 640 183 64 5 38 124 109 51 142 1 0 .286 .339 .580 .918 OAK 2043 162 662 188 52 4 40 121 104 51 132 3 2 .284 .335 .556 .891 OAK 2044 162 652 200 52 3 42 137 108 60 133 0 1 .307 .365 .589 .954 OAK,AL 2045 162 651 183 43 1 49 144 107 44 135 0 1 .281 .327 .576 .903 OAK,AL 2046 161 631 186 72 1 25 122 89 26 144 1 1 .295 .323 .531 .854 OAK,AL 2047 again noone wanted Cid. He signed on with Anaheim, the same team that trade for him back in '37, but he ignored and signed elsewhere. In and out of the lineup, Cid made little impact, was released and decided he had enough, retired and was inducted into the HoF. __________________ Wig On February 28, 1991, Don Mattingly was named the tenth captain in team history. He was an All-Star 6 times. He won nine Gold Glove awards from 1982-1995. He was AL batting champ in 1984 and MVP in 1985.