More Haudricourt

by statsllc on May 17, 2009 7:34 AM CDT

In his weekly JS online column he mentions Carlos Corporan joining an exclusive club, the one and done club. He mentions three players who have only appeared in one game for the Brewers. There is another one. In July 2005 catcher Julio Mosquera appeared in one game, against the Yankees.

I think what Tom meant to write was (players who entire major league career consisted of playing only one game for the Brewers). But, in my comprehension of the article, one is led to believe he is referring to players having only played one game for Milwaukee.

Mosquera played for Toronto in 1996 and 1997.

I must admit that a portion of my posting is driven by a vendetta against Haudricourt's source, Mario Ziino.

**Kudos to the TheJay for finding another player who has appeared in only one major league game, and it was for Milwaukee. How can we forget Chris Mabeus?**

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