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Who won baseballs 2010 rookie of the year?
Neftail Feliz
Who was the oldest rookie in the nba?
At the age of 31, Fabricio Oberto holds the record for oldest rookie in the NBA. Oberto played for the San Antonio Spurs.
Who is the oldest rookie to ever play in the NFL?
vince papal
The oldest rookie un the NFL draft?
Brandon Weeden. He was 28 when he was drafted.
Who was the oldest rookie to ever play in the major leagues Paige?
Satchel Paige
Who Played for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and is the oldest baseball rookie?
Jim Morris
Who was the oldest rookie to play Major League Baseball at the ripe age of 42?
Sachal Paige
What is the value of a ball topps card company put out of a mickey mantle hand signed photo rookie baseball it has his 52 rookie card imprinted on it as well as his rookie batting average?
This baseball was sold sometime during the late 1980's early 1990's taking advantage of the baseball card boom of that time. I'm not sure that these baseballs are officially licensed by Topps. Either way, they were sold for about $10. each and are view more as a novelty item than a collectible. The baseballs sell on eBay for about $5.00 or less, and occasionally sell as high as $10.
What team did Satchel Paige play for and what position did he play?
Cleveland Indians. He was the oldest rookie ever to play major league ball.
How old is Vince Papale?
The "NFL's oldest rookie" Vince Papale is 71 years old (birthdate: February 9, 1946).
Why do baseballs yellow?
None of the baseballs are yellow, and they never will
Are Major League Baseball baseballs marked to identify one correctly if it becomes a major event - such as a first home run for a rookie?
Yes, but they would not used marked balls for something like a rookie's first home run. MLB will use marked baseballs when an event can occur that would make the baseball a lot of money for a fan ... a collector's item. After Barry Bonds hit #755, every time he came to bat the ball boy would bring the home plate umpire a batch of baseballs. Those balls were marked with a number. The home plate umpire kept track of the number of the ball in play so that when Bonds hit #756, there would be no confusion as to which fan had the correct ball.
