Florida State League Hall of Fame
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The Florida State League Hall of Fame was created in 2009 to honor the best players, managers, umpires and executives in the long history of the Florida State League. The inaugural class was selected by a committee and be offically enshrined in November. It included all current Hall of Famers who played in the FSL.
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[edit] Members
[edit] 2009
- Johnny Bench - Catcher, 1965 Tampa Tarpons
- Rod Carew - Second Baseman, 1965 Orlando Twins
- Gary Carter - Catcher, 1972 West Palm Beach Expos
- Rollie Fingers - Pitcher, 1965 Leesburg Athletics
- Catfish Hunter - Pitcher, 1964 Daytona Beach Islanders
- Ferguson Jenkins - Pitcher, 1962-1963 Miami Marlins
- Al Lopez - Catcher, 1925-1926 Tampa Smokers
- Eddie Murray - First Baseman, 1974 Miami Orioles
- Stan Musial - Outfielder, 1940 Daytona Beach Islanders
- Jim Palmer - Pitcher, 1967-1968 Miami Marlins
- Cal Ripken Jr. - Shortstop, 1979 Miami Orioles
- Nolan Ryan - Pitcher, 1967 Winter Haven Mets
- Joe Tinker - Shortstop, 1921 Orlando Tigers
- Early Wynn - Pitcher, 1937 Sanford Lookouts
- Stan Wasiak - Manager, 1970-1972 Daytona Beach Dodgers, 1980-1986 Vero Beach Dodgers
- Johnny Lipon - Manager, 1960 Lakeland Indians, 1988-1992 Lakeland Tigers
- Phil Cuzzi, Umpire
- Harry Wendelstedt, Umpire
- Mike Moore - Executive
- George Steinbrenner - Executive
[edit] 2010
- Carlos Delgado - First Baseman
- Sid Fernandez - Pitcher
- Dan Keith - First Baseman
- Stan Karpinski - Pitcher
- Jim Leyland - Manager
- Felipe Alou - Manager
- Terry Reynolds - Executive
- Charlie Blaney - Exceutive
- Marvin Goldklang - Owner
- Frank Decker - Owner
- Ed Hickox - Umpire
[edit] 2011
- Clint Hurdle - Manager
- Derek Jeter - Shortstop
- Warren Keyes - Executive
- Darold Knowles - Coach
- Chuck Murphy - League President
- Emo Murphy - Executive
- Gene Nelson - Pitcher
- Jeff Nelson - Umpire
- Ivan Rodriguez - Catcher
- John Ivory Smith - Pitcher
- Bob Sowers - Executive
