Obscure 90s baseball player thread, part II

At least someone got it.

 

from the 1990 and 1991 yankees - oscar azocar, chuck cary, jeff johnson, wade taylor...

 

Dave Valle
Doug Strange

 

Ladies and Gentleman, I give you Steve Lombardozzi.

 

Gotta love how the backup catchers like Lombardozzi and Karkovice (who pushed Fisk out in Chicago) had semi-lengthy playing careers.

 

How does Tim Wallach deserve to be on the list? He had a 17-year career, was a five-time all-star, three-time gold glover, and finished as high as fourth in the MVP race.
(Not to mention most of his career took place in the '80s)

 

Please, limit the comments that aren't the names of obscure baseball players. It's distracting.

Billy Brewer.

 

lombardozzi was a second baseman.

 

D'oh. Was thinking someone else.

 

Lombardozzi also had exactly one of his career at-bats in the '90s.

His career was really in the '80s.

 

And it was in the NL.

Which makes him the ultimate obscure 90's baseball player.

I accept your kudos with pride.

 

You could pick about any of the Yankees pitchers from, say, 1992, and nearly all are obscure: Shawn Hillegas, Lee Guetterman, John Habyan, Sam Militello.

Please make me stop.