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• Rod_Gaspar abstract "Rodney Earl Gaspar (born April 3, 1946 in Long Beach, California) is a former Major League Baseball outfielder.A switch hitter, Gaspar played for the New York Mets (1969–70) and San Diego Padres (1971, 1974).A former player at Long Beach State and Long Beach City College, Gaspar played 178 games in his career, 118 of them in his rookie year, 1969. He began the year as the Mets’ starting right fielder, then became a utility outfielder (he also played left and center field on occasion) after Ron Swoboda became the regular right fielder. That year, he hit .228, recorded in 14 of his 17 career runs batted in, and hit his only Major League home run, off Mike McCormick of the San Francisco Giants on May 30. He also excelled defensively, leading all Mets outfielders in assists with 12, and leading the National League in double plays with six.That year, Gaspar was a member of the Miracle Mets team that unexpectedly won the World Series in five games over the Baltimore Orioles. In Game Four of that Series, Gaspar scored the winning run on a controversial play at Shea Stadium. With the score tied at 1-1 in the bottom of the tenth, Gaspar pinch-ran for Jerry Grote, who had led off the inning with a double. An intentional walk to Al Weis followed, after which J. C. Martin, pinch-hitting for Tom Seaver, bunted to the pitcher. Both runners advanced, and as Martin ran to first, Pete Richert's throw hit him on the hand and ricocheted away, the error allowing Gaspar to score the winning run. (Replays would later show that Martin had been running inside the baseline, which could have resulted in him being called out for interference; however, the umpires said they didn’t make the call because they felt Martin didn’t intentionally interfere with the play.)Gaspar's son Cade also achieved some measure of distinction as a baseball player. Cade Gaspar played college ball at Saddleback College for two years before becoming a West Coast Conference All-Star with Pepperdine University in 1994, and the Detroit Tigers selected him with the eighteenth overall pick in the first round of the 1994 Major League Baseball Draft. The younger Gaspar played minor league baseball for three years, in the farm systems of the Tigers and the San Diego Padres.Today, Rod Gaspar owns an insurance company in Mission Viejo, California. [1]".
• Rod_Gaspar birthDate "1946-04-03".
• Rod_Gaspar birthPlace Long_Beach,_California.
• Rod_Gaspar birthYear "1946".
• Rod_Gaspar debutTeam New_York_Mets.
• Rod_Gaspar position Outfielder.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageExternalLink www.rodgasparinsurance.com.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageID "12415803".
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageLength "4505".
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageOutDegree "58".
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageRevisionID "681760189".
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink 1969_New_York_Mets_season.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink 1969_World_Series.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink 1994_Major_League_Baseball_draft.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Al_Weis.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Assist_(baseball).
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink California_State_University,_Long_Beach.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Category:1946_births.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Category:Indianapolis_Indians_players.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Category:Living_people.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Category:Long_Beach_State_Dirtbags_baseball_players.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Center_fielder.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Jerry_Grote.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Long_Beach_City_College.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Mike_McCormick_(pitcher).
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Mission_Viejo,_California.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink New_York_Mets.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Pepperdine_University.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Pete_Richert.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Pinch_runner.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Ron_Swoboda.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Shea_Stadium.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink Tom_Seaver.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLink World_Series.
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageWikiLinkText "Rod Gaspar".
• Rod_Gaspar bats "Switch".
• Rod_Gaspar birthDate "1946-04-03".
• Rod_Gaspar birthPlace Long_Beach,_California.
• Rod_Gaspar br "g/gasparo01".
• Rod_Gaspar cube "Rod-Gaspar".
• Rod_Gaspar dateOfBirth "1946-04-03".
• Rod_Gaspar debutdate "--04-08".
• Rod_Gaspar debutleague "MLB".
• Rod_Gaspar debutteam New_York_Mets.
• Rod_Gaspar fangraphs "1004561".
• Rod_Gaspar finaldate "--07-19".
• Rod_Gaspar finalleague "MLB".
• Rod_Gaspar finalteam San_Diego_Padres.
• Rod_Gaspar highlights "* World Series champion: 1969".
• Rod_Gaspar name "Gaspar, Rod".
• Rod_Gaspar name "Rod Gaspar".
• Rod_Gaspar placeOfBirth "Long Beach, California".
• Rod_Gaspar position Outfielder.
• Rod_Gaspar shortDescription "American baseball player".
• Rod_Gaspar stat1label Batting_average.
• Rod_Gaspar stat1value "0.208".
• Rod_Gaspar stat2label "Home runs".
• Rod_Gaspar stat2value "1".
• Rod_Gaspar stat3label Run_batted_in.
• Rod_Gaspar stat3value "17".
• Rod_Gaspar statleague "MLB".
• Rod_Gaspar teams "* New York Mets * San Diego Padres".
• Rod_Gaspar throws "Left".
• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:1969_New_York_Mets.
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• Rod_Gaspar wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Persondata.
• Rod_Gaspar description "American baseball player".
• Rod_Gaspar description "American baseball player".
• Rod_Gaspar subject Category:1946_births.
• Rod_Gaspar subject Category:Baseball_players_from_California.
• Rod_Gaspar subject Category:Hawaii_Islanders_players.
• Rod_Gaspar subject Category:Indianapolis_Indians_players.

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