Known mostly for his speed, Juan Pierre would lead his respective league in Stolen Bases three times and would also lead the NL in Hits twice. Pierre, a member of the 2004 World Series Champion, Florida Marlins is also a member of the 2,000 Hit Club.

Defecting from his native Cuba so that he could join the Majors, Jose Contreras may not have had the career so many expected from him, but he is a World Series Champion with White Sox and made an All Star team in 2006.

Jon Garland won 18 games in consecutive seasons for the Chicago White Sox and had a great season in 2005 when he won the World Series and was named to the American League All Star team. The sinkerball pitcher would win 136 games in his career.

The 2004 National League Rookie of the Year would put up some good numbers for the Pittsburgh Pirates and would be a three time All Star. Accumulatively, he hasn’t done enough for the Baseball Hall of Fame, but we expect that the British Colombia native will be inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.