The Domingo Ramos Links
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Domingo Ramos - Took only 11 years to put up three .200+ seasons.
http://www.dickiethon.com/shame.html
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Domingo Ramos managing a softball team in Texas?
OFFICIAL TEXAS STATE RANKINGSAugust 2001
16 One-Al San Antonio Domingo Ramos once again has a talented team
in Alamo City.
http://lonestarsoftball.com/rankings.htm
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Domingo Ramos a hit with the ladies
Ron Coomer -- The more he plays, the more he's exposed, and the worse he
produces. Third base is a huge concern right now (so what else is new?) And
while Ron is a terrific physical specimen (ala John Kruk) and a real hit
with the ladies (like Domingo Ramos was) we're counting down the days until
Bill Mueller's return like a soon-to-be-paroled inmate.
http://www.desipio.com/features/062901cubs.htm
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Scouting Blunder
Nolan Ryan is one of the few things the Rangers and Astros have in common.
Rangers scouting director Joe Klein almost cried the night he heard Righetti
had been swapped as part of a nine-player trade. What made the deal worse
was that the Rangers were supposed to get back one of the jewels of the
Yankees' farm system, second baseman Damaso Garcia. Corbett had been instructed to demand Garcia be included in the deal but got
confused and asked for Domingo Ramos instead. "Brad!" he was told after the trade. "You were supposed to get Garcia." Legend has it that Corbett hung his head and apologized, saying: "Hell's
bells. All those Latin names sound alike."
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/
story.hts/sports/bb/928498
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Domingo Ramos in triple play
on September 27 1989, Jeff Huson started a triple play against the Cubs ... with runners on second and first and the runners moving, he caught a Domingo Ramos line drive, stepped on second base to double-up Lloyd McClendon, then threw to first to triple-up Vance Law.
http://chicagosports.com/cubs/content/player/
highlights/0,2015,57285,00.html
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Domingo Ramos Stats
http://www.baseball-reference.com/r/ramosdo01.shtml
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com
http://www.mlb.com