How many Shockers have MLB World Series Rings?

[engrshock]

I do not know the answer to this question. I began wondering this after reading about Dusty Coleman receiving his ring after playing for the Royals last year. I assume that Joe Carter got a WS ring. Others?

[Kel Varnsen]

http://www.baseball-reference.com/schools/index.cgi?key_school=3e738345

In no particular order:

Joe Carter - Blue Jays (1992, 1993)
Conor Gillaspie - Giants (2012)
Daryl Spencer - Dodgers (1963)
Charlie O'Brien - Braves (1995)
Russ Morman - Marlins (1997)
Doug Mirabelli - Red Sox (2004, 2007)
Dusty Coleman - Royals (2015)
Braden Looper - Marlins (2003), Cardinals (2006)
Brian Flynn - Royals (2015)

[SPEShockAlum]

Braden Looper? (Marlins and/or Cardinals)

[SPEShockAlum]

http://www.baseball-reference.com/sc...chool=3e738345

In no particular order:

Joe Carter - Blue Jays (1992, 1993)
Conor Gillaspie - Giants (2012)
Daryl Spencer - Dodgers (1963)
Charlie O'Brien - Braves (1995)
Russ Morman - Marlins (1997)
Doug Mirabelli - Red Sox (2003, 2007)
Dusty Coleman - Royals (2015)

Red Sox won in 2004. Marlins were in 2003.

[Kel Varnsen]

Thanks, @SPEShockAlum:. I had clicked on Looper and have no idea why I left him off the list. That should be it, unless I totally left someone else off haha.

[KansasShocker]

Brian Flynn also received a world series ring with the royals

[Kel Varnsen]

Brian Flynn also received a world series ring with the royals

http://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.cgi?id=flynn-002bri

His page shows he did not get called up last year, nor did he make any appearances for the Royals until this year.

[KansasShocker]

no he didnt get called up, but did get a ring if that's what we are discussing. I am pretty close with him and have seen it myself

[Power Outlet]

Game 3, 2006 World Series: Started by Nate Robertson for Detroit and closed with a 1,2,3 9th by Braden Looper for St Louis:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/SLN/SLN200610240.shtml

[shockmonster]

no he didnt get called up, but did get a ring if that's what we are discussing. I am pretty close with him and have seen it myself

Does everyone who is on the 40 man roster get a ring with the Royals?

[Kel Varnsen]

Does everyone who is on the 40 man roster get a ring with the Royals?

That must be the case then. My error @KansasShocker:.

[KansasShocker]

That must be the case then. My error @KansasShocker:.

no problem. i was also suprised when i saw that he got one

[SPEShockAlum]

Now I'm just guessing, but how about Cody Clark?

And if not him, Arnie Beyeler won one as a coach with the Red Sox in 2013.

[Wuzee]

I don't know what the rules were back then, but Wichita U.'s Daryl Spencer started the 1963 season with the eventual world champion L.A. Dodgers. He was traded to Cincinnati mid-season, so I don't know if he got a ring. Spencer had bad postseason luck, starting with the NY Giants in 1952, one year after they'd been to the WS. He was in military service when the Giants won it all in '54 and then missed the series with the Dodgers after the midseason trade.

Fritz Brickell started the 1958 season with the eventual world champion Yankees, but finished the year in Denver.

The only other old-timer to come close was Fairmount College Shocker Claude Hendrix, who threw an inning for the Cubs in the 1918 series. The Cubs lost 4-2 to the Red Sox, powered by two wins from their ace Babe Ruth.

[shockmonster]

I don't know what the rules were back then, but Wichita U.'s Daryl Spencer started the 1963 season with the eventual world champion L.A. Dodgers. He was traded to Cincinnati mid-season, so I don't know if he got a ring. Spencer had bad postseason luck, starting with the NY Giants in 1952, one year after they'd been to the WS. He was in military service when the Giants won it all in '54 and then missed the series with the Dodgers after the midseason trade.



Fritz Brickell started the 1958 season with the eventual world champion Yankees, but finished the year in Denver.

The only other old-timer to come close was Fairmount College Shocker Claude Hendrix, who threw an inning for the Cubs in the 1918 series. The Cubs lost 4-2 to the Red Sox, powered by two wins from their ace Babe Ruth.

Great Memory. I doubt too many on here remember Daryl Spencer and Fritz Brickell, but I do. But you have me on Claude Hendrix. He goes farther back than me.