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MLB Number 88s

The Greatest Major League Baseball Players To Have Ever Worn Number 88
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Greatest MLB Number 88s by Stats

There are really not very many players that have ever worn the uniform number of 88 in the MLB. It is another tough chore as for starters there is not a help of having any players in the Baseball Hall of Fame nor any teams that have retired the number. We are going to simply list all of the players that wore the digits on the list below. We do not have all of the players from some of the Negro Leagues in place yet but when we do we will certainly update the list so please excuse us on this. 

  • John Axford
  • Albert Belle
  • Kyle Blanks
  • Jim Bruske
  • Paul Carey
  • Rene Gonzales
  • Billy Koch
  • Phil Maton
  • Josh Outman
  • Gerardo Parra
  • Josh Paul
  • Mike Ramsey
  • Luis Robert
  • Ryan Thompson
  • Dave Wainhouse
  • Rick White

Credits

Special thanks to Baseball-Reference.com, Stathead.com and the most wonderful book by Larry Lester and Wayne Stivers, The Negro Leagues Book, Volume 2.

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