RHP, 1884-1953. These players had promising careers that overlapped in time, and were both cut short by rheumatism. While sitting on the bench from 1906-1910, Moody authored 67 opinions, which included five dissents. Forced to retire due to his health, he lived with his sister in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Summers’s career in the bigs got off to a great start in 1908. He went 24-12 as a rookie, and won 19 games the following year, avoiding a sophomore slump. Slowed by rheumatism, he was relegated to the minors in 1912, which effectively ended his career. 1B DH, b. 1964. Playing for Milwaukee, won a job at first base from Cecil Cooper after posting big numbers in the minors in 1985. LHP, b. 1925. Once pitched 12 perfect innings against Milwaukee in the 1950s, but ended up losing the game 1-0. C, b. 1963. First pick by the Chisox in the 1982 draft, and even though a backstop, has occasionally been called upon to pinch run.