Talk:Joe Rudi

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Mentioned at todays A's game[edit]

Glen and Ray were asked who they thought was the most under rated (or under paid) player in A's history. They mentioned Joe Rudi and I had to agree. He was one of my favorite players on that team. My Girl friend of two years from the valley.... (I grew up in fremot huge a's fan) Informed me that he was from modesto!!!! wow thats cool. Also remindee me of Joe rudi field in modesto.

THX for your interest

John From FMT CA

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