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Texas Rangers fans, what was the name of the player that was deaf?
This player was back from the early-to-mid ninties. So this question is for Rangers fans that have followed the team for a while. I don't know if they have retired or not. I kind of lost interest in baseball after the strike of the mid-ninties. It was then that I lost track of this particular player.
It wasn't Rusty Greer, Kevin Mench, or Hank Blalock, was it?
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I remember that there was a television interview with this player at one point. When he talked, it sounded like how a deaf person talks. I also can recall that he was Caucasian.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Curtis Pride is a deaf ball player but I don't think he ever played for the Rangers.
[He is in the minors now for the Angels.]
[Dave Righetti is not deaf and never played for Texas -- his daughter is deaf]
- 1 decade ago
Curtis Pride was deaf,a nd yes, he never played for the Rangers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_Pride
He did have a habit of hitting the Rangers extremely well. He's currently with the Angels.
- 1 decade ago
I'm pretty sure you are thinking of Curtis Pride. Though, I don't believe he ever played for the Texas Rangers.
Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_Pride - 1 decade ago
Curtis Pride...he was on the yankees for a bit too before going to the Angels last year. Thats the last i heard of him
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- EhoLv 51 decade ago
Curtis Pride was , but I don't think he played for the Rangers did he?!?!? Now a blind player would really impress me!
