Nashville Vols all-time roster

[3] The team sat out the 1962 campaign but returned for a final season in the South Atlantic League in 1963 before ceasing operations altogether.

Across 27 seasons, they served as a farm club for six major league franchises: the New York Giants (1934–1935, 1952–1954),[6] Cincinnati Reds (1936–1937, 1955–1960),[7] Brooklyn Dodgers (1938–1940),[8] Chicago Cubs (1943–1951),[9] Minnesota Twins (1961),[10] and Los Angeles Angels (1963).

[3] Twenty-four of the team's players distinguished themselves after their playing time in Nashville by winning a Major League Baseball award, being named to a major league All-Star team, or being elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Twenty-one alumni were selected to play in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game.

Kiki Cuyler and Waite Hoyt were elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

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Ed Abbaticchio , player (1901–1902)
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Earl Averill Jr. , player (1955)
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Smoky Burgess , player (1948)
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Bill Crouch , pitcher (1937–1938)
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Kiddo Davis , player (1927)
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Jim Dyck , player (1956)
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Oscar Fuhr , pitcher (1927–1928)
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Charlie Gassaway , pitcher (1937, 1939–1943)
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Clint Hartung , player (1955)
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Art Herman , pitcher (1903–1906)
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Hugh Hill , pitcher (1901–1903)
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Snapper Kennedy , player (1901–1904)
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Rube Kroh , pitcher (1914–1916)
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Tacks Latimer , player (1907)
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Pete Lister , player (1907)
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Bill Ludwig , player (1913)
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Jim Marshall , player (1952)
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Ovid Nicholson , player (1913)
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Claude Osteen , player (1957)
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Tom Parrott , player (1901, 1903–1904)
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Ham Patterson , player (1910)
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Dusty Rhodes , player (1952)
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Tom Rogers , pitcher (1914–1916)
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Johnny Sain , pitcher (1940–1941)
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War Sanders , pitcher (1901–1902)
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Carl Sawatski , player (1949–1950)
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Henry Schmidt , player (1906–1907)
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Bob Schultz , pitcher (1950–1951, 1956)
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By Speece , pitcher (1932–1938)
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Red Treadway , player (1947)
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Rube Walker , player (1945, 1947)
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Bucky Walters , player (1931)