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This day in baseball · September 16, 1871: the New York Mutuals visited the Boston Red Stockings at South End Grounds I. Boston Red Stockings 9, New York Mutuals 7. W1871 in baseballβ†—

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Sacramento City CollegeWWikipedia↗

Sacramento, CA Β· 35 major leaguers played here

Sorted by career bWAR. Colleges are from the Lahman database through 2014; for later players, the school they were drafted from, per the MLB draft.

PlayerAt collegeMajor-league careerCareer bWAR
Greg Vaughn1984–19851989–200331.1
Ken Forsch1965–19661970–198625.9
Chris Bosio19821986–199624.2
Larry Bowa1964–19651970–198522.8
Jeff Blauser19841987–199920.9
Fernando Vina19891993–200412.4
F. P. Santangelo19881995–20016.7
R. J. Reynolds19801983–19905.8
Darrell May19921995–20055.6
Buck Martinez19671969–19864.8
Geno Petralli19781982–19933.7
Spider Jorgensen1939–19411947–19513.5
Jason McDonald1991–19921997–20002.7
Dave Berg1990–19911998–20041.0
Larry Wolfe1972–19731977–19800.7
Michael Neu1997–19982003–20040.6
Kevin Brown19861990–19920.5
Randy Veres19851989–19970.1
Matt Riley19981999–20050.0
Rich Rodas19791983–19840.0
Jim Bowie1984–19851994-0.1
Joe Bitker19841990–1991-0.1
LaVel Freeman19831989-0.1
Jerry Nielsen1985–19861992–1993-0.2
Joe Horgan19962004–2005-0.2
Ken Hottman1967–19681971-0.2
Cuno Barragan19521961–1963-0.3
Ken Dowell19801987-0.3
Trace Coquillette19931999–2000-0.3
Joe Thurston1998–19992002–2011-0.4
David Moraga19942000-0.8
Drew Carpenter20052008–2012-0.8
Adam Bernero19972000–2006-1.3
Marcus Moore19891993–1996-1.6
John McNamara1951β€”