IF OF DH, b. 1956. Reed held so much promise that FDR named him Solicitor General where he suffered major defeats—and fainted during his first oral argument!—while defending the New Deal. Reed found himself in a choice spot, though, when, seeing him as an uncontroversial choice, Roosevelt picked him for the Court. Garbey was also a potential star in the right place at the right time. In 1983 he batted .321 in AAA, joined the Tigers in 1984 and won a World Series ring. A reasonable hitter, he was weak at every position, and played only three seasons. RHP, b. 1975. MVP of the NLCS and World Series when he was with the Marlins in 1997. RHP, b. 1926. The Cuban revolutionary was a star pitcher in college, but turned down a $5,000 offer from the Giants. OF DH, b. 1964. An awesome power hitter, was AL rookie of the year in 1986, MVP in 1988, and has swatted over 450 taters in his career.