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Name Team Age
Roger Epperly Retired (1986, Age 36) 38
Drafted Position Bats/Throws
Round 2, Pick 35
(1972)
RP L/L
League Option Years   Majors Service Time
Old Jeter Wood League 0 12 years (15 games)
Total Rating   Arm Range
B+ C+
Contact vs R Contact vs L Speed
C-
Power vs R Power vs L Bunting
D+ D-
Endurance Velocity Control
C- A+ C+
Leadership   Mentor Value  
Health   Injured Days   Birthday
0 7/30/1950
WS Rings WS Appearances LCS Appearances
0 1 3
Alt Pos (---) Alt Pos (---) Alt Pos (---)
(0.0 %) (0.0 %) (0.0 %)

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Year League Award
Career Transactions
DateTransaction
1986-11-01Roger Epperly has retired from the Baltimore NattyBohs
1986-09-24The Baltimore NattyBohs have promoted Ken Milligan to the major league team. The Baltimore NattyBohs have promoted Roger Epperly to the major league team. The Baltimore NattyBohs have promoted Danny Rumler to the major league team.
1986-09-24The Baltimore NattyBohs have acquired Roger Epperly from the waiver wire.
1986-06-06The Cincinnati Big Red Machine have waived Roger Epperly.
1986-05-09The Cincinnati Big Red Machine have designated Roger Epperly for assignment.
1986-05-06The Cincinnati Big Red Machine have re-claimed Roger Epperly from the waiver wire.
1986-05-06The Cincinnati Big Red Machine have designated Roger Epperly for assignment.
1985-04-14Roger Epperly of the Cincinnati Big Red Machine is injured and is expected to be out 13 days.
1981-06-27Roger Epperly of the Cincinnati Big Red Machine is injured and is expected to be out 29 days.
1974-05-02Trade #1382391 has been completed between the Cincinnati Big Red Machine and the Kansas City Monarchs. The Kansas City Monarchs receive Parke Schafer, Draft Pick 1976 Round 3 CIN (Dusty Segura) from the Cincinnati Big Red Machine in exchange for Chris Radcliff, Roger Epperly, Draft Pick 1976 Round 2 KC (Carl McCarthy).
1974-04-18The Kansas City Monarchs have promoted Roger Epperly to the major league team.