Can You Hear Me Now?

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1. I was a Rookie of the Year in 1968 with some 'machine'. I won the 1970 and 1972 MVP Award too! I was offensive and defensive as I hit 389 home runs in my career and also won 10 Gold Gloves. After my 17 seasons of baseball, I co-starred in a TV show called, "Hee Haw", then went on to being a color analyst for baseball. Who am I? Rico Carty Leon Wagner Zoilo Versalles Johnny Bench

2. I made my name with the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1960s. I caught for all the Cardinal greats including Bob Gibson. I went to three World Series with the Cardinals, wearing the number 15, and won two of them. After 21 seasons of baseball, I became a baseball commentator. Who am I? Bobby Bonds Ted Williams Mike Schmidt Tim McCarver

3. I was an all-star catcher nicknamed, 'Tugboat'. I won the AL Rookie of the Year in 1970. I later won the AL MVP. I wore the pinstripes for 11 seasons before I was killed before the 1979 season ended. Who am I? Thurman Munson Alvin Dark Tom Haller John Roseboro

4. Although it was Don's arm in game five of the 1956 World Series, I called the shots ending up in his perfect game. However, that was not the only game that I shined in throughout my career from 1946-1965. In 19 seasons, I was blessed to appearing in 14 Yankee World Series. Who am I? Yogi Berra Gabby Hartnett Carlton Fisk Tim McCarver

5. I was drafted as a ridiculous 62nd round pick in 1988 as a favor to my father. The team didn't really have any intentions of playing me, but when I tried out time and time again, the manager and scouts were impressed. I ended up being the National League Rookie of the Year in 1993 with the Dodgers, and still found myself in a New York Mets uniform in 2005. Who am I? Steve Yeager Mike Piazza Benito Santiago Tony Perez

6. I was a pretty pathetic catcher, and I let everyone know it too! I only played for six seasons and never hit over .250, never led the league in anything, but did catch for the great Bob Gibson in a reserve role in 1965. After baseball, I went into broadcasting. I always thought that, "I must be in the front row." Who am I? Bob Uecker Cookie Lavagetto Yogi Berra Joe Pepitone

7. I was a Hall of Fame catcher in the '20s and '30s with the Athletics and Tigers. I won an AL MVP in 1928 with Philadelphia and another in 1934 with Detroit. I caught for all the greats in baseball including Lefty Grove, Rube Walberg, Bill Shores, and Schoolboy Rowe. I also played with the greats of Jimmie Foxx and Hank Greenberg. Who am I? Mickey Cochrane Roy Jameson Justin Gibson Greg Pinchbeck

8. Being a relatively unknown, I was the catcher for one of the greatest teams in baseball history, the 1927 Yankees. Over-shadowed by the greats of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Earle Combs, Tony Lazzeri, and Bob Meusel, I caught most of Waite Hoyt's 22 wins in the season. I went three for five in the World Series, but gave way to catcher Johnny Grabowski, and our Yankees defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, four games to none. Who am I? Gabby Hartnett Pat Collins Steven Tyler Bob Simmons

9. I was a three-time all-star and a two-time Gold Glove winner with the Reds until Johnny Bench came around. Once he made his presence, I was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals and then the Houston Astros. Over 14 seasons, I hit 81 home runs. I wasn't a poor catcher, but when Johnny Bench came along, I was history. Who am I? Carlton Fisk Mark Whitson Johnny Edwards Roy Campanella

10. I was a Tiger catcher from 1961-1976. I caught for all the Tiger greats including Mickey Lolich, Denny McLain, and Dave Wickersham. Who am I? Jack Harrington Bill Freehan Ken Griffey Mike Scioscia