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Owner Calvin Griffith, stats guru Allan Roth to be enshrined posthumously<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Thursday, January 28, 2010<\/p>\n

St. Marys – Roberto Alomar<\/a>,\u00a0arguably the greatest all-round Toronto Blue Jay player ever, and Canadian pitcher Paul Quantrill<\/a>, whose 841 game appearances rank him 35th all-time in major league history and first among Canadians, will be inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame on June 19th, 2010 in St. Marys, Ontario.<\/p>\n

Joining the duo of former Blue Jays will be a pair of Montrealers who will be enshrined posthumously.<\/p>\n

Calvin Griffith<\/a>, who began his 60 years in baseball as a batboy with the Washington Senators, had a brief minor league career and then re-joined the Senators front office. He took ownership of the team in 1955, moved them to Minneapolis in 1961, and owned the Twins until 1984. Griffith, who will be represented by his son Clark at the Induction Ceremony, passed away in 1999 at the age of 87.<\/p>\n

Allan Roth<\/a>, referred to as the “Father of Sabermetrics,”\u00a0Bill James’ term for the modern statistical analysis of baseball.\u00a0 He\u00a0was a pioneer in convincing teams to use baseball statistics as a tactic. After charting stats for his hometown Montreal Canadiens and the National Hockey League, Roth became the first full-time statistician to be hired by a major league club when Brooklyn Dodgers’ president & general manager Branch Rickey hired him in 1947. Roth, who will be represented by his son Michael at the Induction Ceremony, died in 1992 at the age of 74.<\/p>\n

“Quantrill, Griffith and Roth further demonstrate the often-underestimated impact that Canadians have had on so many facets of the baseball industry,” said Ball Hall president & CEO Tom Valcke.<\/p>\n

“And while we do not strive to be identified as the Expos\/Blue Jays Hall of Fame, there is little doubt that the calibre of player that Robbie Alomar was during his time with the Jays penetrated every grass roots program from coast to coast and helped develop infielders. Being superb at his position made countless Canadian youth wish that they could play like Robbie Alomar, and that distinction is why we’ll be honoring him here in St. Marys in June.”<\/p>\n

Roberto Alomar<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Roberto<\/a>“This is an honour, truly a privilege,” said an excited Alomar, who is currently in Toronto launching a clothing line.<\/p>\n

“I cherished my years with the Blue Jays and have always loved the Canadian people. Those years were the very best of my career.”<\/p>\n

Alomar, born February 5,1968 in Ponce, Puerto Rico, began his major league career with the San Diego Padres, arriving in the majors in 1988. He became part of one of the biggest trades in baseball history on December 5, 1990 when he and Joe Carter were sent to Toronto in return for 2008-CBHFM-inductee Tony Fernandez and Fred McGriff. Alomar, who played 17 years in all, went on to play for Baltimore, Cleveland, the New York Mets, Chicago White Sox, and Arizona, but his longest stint was in Toronto, where he led the Blue Jays to back-to-back World Series championships in 1992-93.<\/p>\n

The slick-fielding second baseman was named to the All-Star Game all five years he played in Toronto, and 12 times in all. He also won five of his 10 Gold Glove awards and one of his four Silver Slugger awards while toiling for the Blue Jays. The 1992 ALCS MVP was named Blue Jays Player of the Year in 1991, ’92 and ’95, and later was named to their “Level of Excellence.”<\/p>\n

Alomar’s .307 batting average with the Blue Jays ranks him first all-time. He compiled a lifetime .300 BA and a .313 post-season BA. His 206 stolen bases ranks him second to Lloyd Moseby, and he swiped 474 in his career. His .382 on-base percentage during his time with the Blue Jays is fourth-best all-time (his career OBP was .371). Alomar had 832 hits and 55 homeruns with the Blue Jays while amassing 2,724 hits and 210 homers in his 2,379-game career.<\/p>\n

Alomar, who recently missed being inducted into Cooperstown by just eight votes, currently resides in Tampa, Florida with his wife Maria. He has an eight-year old son named Robertito.<\/p>\n

Paul Quantrill<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Paul<\/a>“Baseball has been a huge and wonderful part of my family’s life, so getting the call from St. Marys created a lot of excitement around our home,” said Quantrill from his residence in Port Hope, Ontario.<\/p>\n

“The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame represents a community that has a true love and respect for our game. I hope my genuine enthusiasm and passion for a kid’s game reflects well on the Hall. Thank you for the tremendous honour of representing our baseball community, and we can’t wait to be in St. Marys with Robbie and representatives from the Griffith and Roth families this coming June.”<\/p>\n

Quantrill, born November 3, 1968 in London, Ontario attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and was originally drafted in the 26th round in 1986 by the Los Angeles Dodgers, and then again by the Boston Red Sox in the sixth round in 1989. The rubber-armed right-hander’s first appearance was with the Red Sox on July 20, 1992, and his final game was on September 27, 2005 with the Florida Marlins. In between, he played for Philadelphia, Toronto (his longest stint with one team, from 1996-2001), Los Angeles, the New York Yankees, and San Diego.<\/p>\n

Il a aussi port\u00e9 les couleurs du Canada lors de la premi\u00e8re \u00e9dition de la Classique mondiale, en 2006. Il a \u00e9t\u00e9 instructeur pour cette \u00e9quipe lors du m\u00eame tournoi, en 2009, en compagnie de trois autres intronis\u00e9s, Ernie Whitt, Larry Walker et Bernie Soulliere. Il a aussi second\u00e9 Greg Hamilton avec l\u2019\u00e9quipe nationale junior.<\/p>\n

Reconnu pour sa pr\u00e9cision et sa balle cassante d\u00e9vastatrice, Quantrill a fait 386 apparitions avec les Blue Jays de 1996 \u00e0 2001 (au quatri\u00e8me rang de l\u2019\u00e9quipe), gagnant 30 matchs, en sauvegardant 15 et maintenant une moyenne de points m\u00e9rit\u00e9s de 3,67. De ses 841 pr\u00e9sences en carri\u00e8re, 64 ont \u00e9t\u00e9 des d\u00e9parts. La plupart du temps, il \u00e9tait utilis\u00e9 en longue rel\u00e8ve. Il a gagn\u00e9 68 matchs et en a sauvegard\u00e9 21, montrant une moyenne de points m\u00e9rit\u00e9s de 3,83 en 14 ans de carri\u00e8re. Il a fait 725 victimes au b\u00e2ton en 1255 manches lanc\u00e9es.<\/p>\n

“Q”, as he is known by friends and teammates, was the Blue Jays Pitcher of the Year in 2001 and was named to the All-Star team. He led the American League in games pitched that season with 80, and his .846 winning percentage that season (11 wins, 2 losses) represented the second highest in Blue Jays history. He also led the AL in appearances in 2004 with 86, and led the National League in appearances in 2002 (86) and 2003 (89). He led the AL in “Holds” with 32 in 2002. Both his 841 career appearances and 89 game appearances in the 2003 season are Canadian records.<\/p>\n

Quantrill’s only complete game happened to be a shutout, when the Red Sox rookie allowed only a single by Jay Buhner and a double by Mackey Sasser, both in the second inning, as he went on to strike out six in blanking the Seattle Mariners 6-0 on July 4, 1993.<\/p>\n

Quantrill has been married to his wife Alyson for 16 years, and they have a son Cal (14) and two daughters, Reese (12) and Avery (8).<\/p>\n

Calvin Griffith<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Calvin<\/a>“To be remembered a full decade after his death is a true honour for my father,” said Clark Griffith from his home in Minneapolis.<\/p>\n

“This is just fantastic news, and all of us our very proud that his legacy remains strong and will carry forward in St. Marys.”<\/p>\n

Born Calvin Robertson on December 1, 1911 in Montreal, brother of 2007-CBHFM-inductee Sherry Robertson, he was the nephew of Clark Griffith, a former major leaguer and owner of the Washington Senators. Calvin was from a poor family and when his natural father Jimmy Robertson died, Clark Griffith began raising Calvin and then adopted him in 1924. The youngster became a baseball junkie under his uncle’s tutelage, and was known to have spent countless hours in the living room figuring out batting orders and farm team acquisitions to help the team as a youngster. Calvin played baseball and basketball at Staunton Military Academy from 1928 to 1933, and then baseball at George Washington University beginning in 1933. Following that, he managed in the minor leagues in Chattanooga and Charlotte from 1937 to 1941. He moved into several administrative positions throughout the organization, including secretary-treasurer and then vice president beginning in 1942. By the early 1950’s, Calvin was basically running the Senators’ day-to-day operations, and he was handed the ownership of the team after the senior Griffith’s death in 1955 .<\/p>\n

Calvin Griffith was instrumental in bringing the club from Washington to Minneapolis in 1961, where he served 24 more years as president and principal owner of the Minnesota Twins. The Twins won three AL West titles under his reign (1965, ’69, ’70), one AL pennant (1965), and they hosted the MLB All-Star Game in 1965, the year that Calvin was awarded the AL’s Executive of the Year award. He was inducted into the Twins’ Hall of Fame in 2000, and the organization named the team MVP award after him. Canadian Justin Morneau won that award in 2006 and 2008. There are currently a row of seats in the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome named “Calvin’s Seats,” which are used to host underprivileged families at Twins home games.<\/p>\n

Lorsque Carl Pohlad a achet\u00e9 les Twins en 1984 pour 38 millions $, Griffith a \u00e9clat\u00e9 en sanglots lors de la signature de l\u2019entente. Il est demeur\u00e9 au Minnesota et a continu\u00e9 d\u2019assister aux matchs des Twins o\u00f9 il \u00e9tait d\u2019ailleurs per\u00e7u comme une ic\u00f4ne sur la sc\u00e8ne sportive locale.<\/p>\n

Les deux Griffith, Calvin et son p\u00e8re, \u00e9taient reconnus pour leurs expressions originales.<\/p>\n

His father Clark, who is inducted in Cooperstown, once said about his Senators, “Fans like homeruns, and we have assembled a pitching staff to please our fans!”<\/p>\n

Calvin was quoted saying “He’ll either be the best manager in baseball, or the worst,” after giving a young Billy Martin his first job as a manager.<\/p>\n

Son sens de l\u2019humour \u00e9tait cependant absent lors des n\u00e9gociations de contrats avec les joueurs. Les agents \u00e9taient quasi inexistants \u00e0 l\u2019\u00e9poque et les joueurs discutaient contrat directement avec Griffith. Le lanceur Bert Blyleven raconte cette anecdote :<\/p>\n

“You would go into his office and he would sit in a high chair behind a high desk and you would sit on a couch that sank down, so it was like you were looking up about ten feet at this big owner. He would then basically tell you what you were going to make the next year, because that is what he thought you were worth, period.”<\/p>\n

Griffith passed away on October 20, 1999 in Melbourne, Florida. He was predeceased by his first wife Natalie Griffith and\u00a0their daughter Corinne Griffith Pillsbury.\u00a0 He is\u00a0survived by their son Clark Griffith II\u00a0and daughter Clare Griffith, as well as his\u00a0second wife Belva Block.\u00a0 He has three grand children, Clark III, Natalie and Caroline.<\/p>\n

Allan Roth<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Allan<\/a>“My father’s induction into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame is a great thrill for my mother, and a huge honour for our entire family, and we will be proud to participate in St. Marys” said Allan’s son Michael from his home in Los Angeles.<\/p>\n

“We are well aware that baseball has a very long and rich history in Canada. My dad was baseball’s pre-eminent statistician, working with the Brooklyn and LA Dodgers, but he originally fell in love with baseball as a child in Montreal and enjoyed seeing the Royals when he could. As a young man, he was thrilled watching the exploits of a young infielder named Jackie Robinson, and my father joined the Dodgers organization in 1947, the very same year that Jackie broke the colour barrier. My father then went on to a 45-year career working in Major League Baseball, but it all started in Canada.”<\/p>\n

Allan Roth, n\u00e9 \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al le 10 mai 1977, a eu une discussion avec Branch Rickey en 1944 sur l\u2019importance de la moyenne de pr\u00e9sence sur les buts comparativement \u00e0 la moyenne au b\u00e2ton.<\/p>\n

“And, wouldn’t it help a manager to know, for example, that a certain batter hit .220 against right-handed pitchers and .300 against lefties?”, Roth asked.<\/p>\n

Rickey became intrigued, and his hiring of Roth in 1947 initiated a trend that has made the personal computer an essential element of an MLB clubhouse’s paraphernalia.<\/p>\n

Roth a \u00e9t\u00e9 le statisticien des Dodgers, \u00e0 Brooklyn et \u00e0 Los Angeles, jusqu\u2019\u00e0 1964, d\u00e9veloppant du coup la moyenne de points produits (moyenne au b\u00e2ton avec coureurs en position de marquer). Il comptabilisait chaque lancer et compl\u00e9tait ses calculs, mental ou \u00e0 l\u2019aide d\u2019une simple calculatrice, travaillant manuellement tout au long de sa carri\u00e8re. Il a travaill\u00e9 pour les r\u00e9seaux NBC et ABC jusqu\u2019en 1990, relayant des informations pertinentes aux descripteurs, comme Al Michaels.<\/p>\n

“Long before there was Mary Poppins, there was Allan Roth,” said the legendary Vin Scully.<\/p>\n

“If you had some question that came to you in the middle of a game, he would reach down into his bag and the next thing you knew, you’d have your answer. It was marvelous!”<\/p>\n

Roth once said, “Baseball is a game of percentages; I try to find the actual percentage.”<\/p>\n

He was featured in a 10-page story in Life Magazine in 1954, and became the editor of “Who’s Who in Baseball” from 1955-71.<\/p>\n

“Allan Roth was as vital to Branch Rickey as Robin was to Batman,” said New York Times writer Alan Schwarz.<\/p>\n

Encore aujourd\u2019hui, un chapitre de Los Angeles de l\u2019organisme SABR porte le nom d\u2019Allan Roth.<\/p>\n

Roth est d\u00e9c\u00e9d\u00e9 le 3 mars 1992 et a laiss\u00e9 dans le deuil sa conjointe Esther, son fils Michael et sa fille Andrea Western.<\/p>\n

Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame List of Inductees:<\/p>\n

1983 – John Ducey, Phil Marchildon, James \u201cTip\u201d O\u2019Neill, Lester B. Pearson, George Selkirk, Frank Shaughnessy<\/p>\n

1984 – Andrew Bilesky, Charles Bronfman, Jack Graney, Claude Raymond, Goody Rosen<\/p>\n

1985 – Carmen Bush, Jack Kent Cooke, Dick Fowler, John Hiller, Ron Taylor<\/p>\n

1986 – Reggie Cleveland, Bob Emslie, Oscar Judd, Bob Prentice<\/p>\n

1987 – Russ Ford, George \u201dMoon\u201d Gibson, \u00a0Ferguson Jenkins, Glenn \u201cRocky\u201d Nelson<\/p>\n

1988 – Reno Bertoia, Ted Bowsfield, Jeff Heath, Bill Phillips, Ron Piche, 1838 Beachville & Zorra Amateur Teams<\/p>\n

1989 – Robert Brown, Arthur \u201cFoxy\u201d Irwin<\/p>\n

1990 – Jimmy Archer<\/p>\n

1991 – Jackie Robinson, Pete Ward, Jimmy Williams<\/p>\n

1992 – Tom Burgess, 1991 National Youth Team<\/p>\n

1995 – Terry Puhl<\/p>\n

1996 – Justin Jay Clarke, Father Ronald Cullen, Frank O\u2019Rourke<\/p>\n

1997 – Pat Gillick, John McHale<\/p>\n

1998 – George \u201cKnotty\u201d Lee, Ron Roncetti, Canadian-born AAGPBL Players<\/p>\n

1999 – Frank Colman, Bobby Mattick, George Sleeman<\/p>\n

2000 – Jim Fanning<\/p>\n

2001 – Gary Carter, Dave McKay<\/p>\n

2002 – Paul Beeston, Cito Gaston, Don McDougall, Dave Shury, Harry Simmons, Bill Slack<\/p>\n

2003 – Richard Belec, Joe Carter, Kirk McCaskill, Vancouver Asahi<\/p>\n

2004 – Andre Dawson, Peter Hardy, Joseph \u201cJJ\u201d Lannin, Jim McKean<\/p>\n

2005 – Steve Rogers, Charles \u201cPop\u201d Smith, Dave Stieb, Harold \u201cDoc\u201d Younker<\/p>\n

2006 – Ron Hayter, Tommy Lasorda, Larry McLean, Ron Stead<\/p>\n

2007 – George \u201cSparky\u201d Anderson, John Haar, Sherrard \u201cSherry\u201d Robertson<\/p>\n

2008 – Tony Fernandez, Billy Harris, Gladwyn Scott, Peter Widdrington<\/p>\n

2009 – Roy \u201cDoc\u201d Miller, Bernie Soulliere, Larry Walker, Ernie Whitt<\/p>\n

2010 – Roberto Alomar, Calvin Griffith, Paul Quantrill, Allan Roth<\/p>\n

For more information, please contact:<\/p>\n

Temple de la renomm\u00e9e du baseball canadien et mus\u00e9e<\/p>\n

P.O. Box 1838 (140 Queen St. E.)<\/p>\n

St. Marys, ON, Canada, N4X 1C2<\/p>\n

Tel: (519) 284-1838<\/p>\n

Toll Free: 1-877-250-BALL<\/p>\n

Fax: (519) 284-1234<\/p>\n

Email: baseball@baseballhalloffame.ca<\/p>\n

Website: www.baseballhalloffame.ca<\/p>\n

2010 SUMMER CAMPS for Boys & Girls<\/p>\n

* Week-long camps (drop off Sunday, pick-up Saturday), including accommodation & meals<\/p>\n

* Focus on baseball FUNdamentals, swimming, soccer & tennis, trip to Rogers Centre<\/p>\n

* Social Justice and Cultural Awareness programs incorporated<\/p>\n

* Baseball Celebrities to take part<\/p>\n

Mark your calendar with these key dates in 2010:<\/p>\n

January 1 – April 30 >> Museum open only for pre-booked group tours<\/p>\n

May 1 >> Museum Opens for the season (open weekends only in May)<\/p>\n

June 18 >> 14th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic<\/p>\n

June 19 >> Induction Ceremony 2010 at 11am<\/p>\n

July 4th >> 1st week of KIDS ON DECK summer camp program<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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