"Number" retired by the Newts in 2013.

Known as "The X-Factor."

Was the ace of the Newts staff.

Won the NL's first Cy Young Award in 2007.

Won The Wiffleball Championship three times, including two with the Newts (2007, 2008).

Three-time All-Star.

Majority of his active career came before the stat-keeping era.

First number retired by the Newts in 2013.

Won the NL MVP Award in his first season with the Newts (2008).

Won the Cy Young Award in 2009.

First player to win both the MVP and Cy Young in his career.

Won The Wiffleball Championship with the Newts in 2008.

Three-time All-Star.

Despite the prime of his career coming before the stat-keeping era, still ranks fifth on the franchise's all-time lists for Home Runs (64) and RBI (107).

Number retired in 2015.

Spent entire eight-year career with Newts (third longest tenure in ORWBL history)

Won the Cy Young Award in 2008.

Won The Wiffleball Championship twice with the Newts (2007, 2008).

Three-time All-Star.

Ranks third on the franchise's all-time lists for Home Runs (142) and RBI (245).  At the time of his retirement, also ranked in the top five for the three major pitching categories (ERA, Wins, Strikeouts).