The Superfluouss Finall Consonantt Clubb

[Guest Edgy DC]

Donn Clendenon
Ronn Reynolds
Gregg Jefferies

[Lundy]

Chuck Carr

[Elster88]

Tom Herr

[A Boy Named Seo]

Terry Bross
Kevin Bass

[Elster88]

Jim Mann

[Lundy]

Hank Webb

Edit: Who was a teammate of Tom Seaver!

[Elster88]

Two in the same day!!!

HAIL

[Centerfield]

Rotblatt

[Guest Edgy DC]

Much hailing.

[Willets Point]

[seawolf17]

HAILL!

How about Darren Bragg and Randy Niemann?

[Frayed Knot]

Robb Nen -- a guy who apparently didn't want to get nicknamed 'double palidrone' by going by Bob


The double/double vowel club is much more exclusive, with pitcher Kirk Saarloos being it's only member.

[MFS62]

Gregg Olson (Olsen?)

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[G-Fafif]

Randy Bobb, who became Met property (he made a 1970 rookie card) in exchange for J.C. Martin.

Greg Goossen. In ten years, he has a chance to be Gregg Goossen.

Lee Mazzilli, but he needed two z's in the middle so he could be Mazz as opposed to Maz.

Tom Hall...or was he simply superfluous?

[Valadius]

Kevin Mitchell
Kurt Abbott - funny story... I went to Game 1 of the 2000 WS, and Bob Sheppard announces Abbott as Kurt Abbot-t, saying the t twice.
Masato Yoshii - oh wait, those are vowels
All the Bells we've ever had

[Elster88]

Bell and Mitchell don't seem superflous, methinks.

[A Boy Named Seo]

Sidd Finch.

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Let's not overlook the double-consonant-double-vowel-sandwich club led by Larry Biittner.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Excellent contribution by Seo.

[Vic Sage]

]Bell and Mitchell don't seem superflous, methinks.

aye, me2thinks that many here lack the understanding of the word "superflous". Also the word "final" seems to have slipped thru the net as well.

[MFS62]

Johnny Dickshot wrote: Let's not overlook the double-consonant-double-vowel-sandwich club led by Larry Biittner.

The line about him was:
Two I's, two t's, no hands.

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