San Francisco Giants star Barry Bonds (R) gestures alongside Milwaukee Brewers catcher Chad Moeller, upon crossing home plate after hiting a solo home run off Brewers pitcher Ben Ford in the seventh inning in San Francisco, April 13, 2004. With the home run, his third of the season, Bonds passed his godfather Willie Mays for third place on the all-time home run list, trailing only Babe Ruth with 714 and Henry Aaron with 755. The Giants won the game 4-2. REUTERS/Kimberly White REUTERS KW/GN 

The Arizona Diamondbacks acquired slugger Richie Sexson from the
Milwaukee Brewers in a nine-player deal December 1, 2003. Arizona also
received Milwaukee pitcher Shane Nance and a player to be named later
in exchange for infielder Craig Counsell, second baseman Junior Spivey,
first baseman Lyle Overbay, catcher Chad Moeller and pitchers Jorge De
La Rosa and Chris Capuano. Sexson is shown hitting a home run during an
August 5, 2003 game. REUTERS/Allen Fredrickson

GAC 

Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Randy Johnson (L) consults with pitching
coach Chuck Kniffin (R) and catcher Chad Moeller in the sixth inning
after loading the bases against the Florida Marlins at Pro Player
Stadium in Miami, Florida, July 30, 2003. The Marlins scored on a two
run error by the Diamondbacks second baseman Junior Spivey and the
Florida defeated Arizona 3-1 to come within one game of the wild card.
REUTERS/Marc Serota

MS 

Arizona Diamondbacks Byung-Hyun Kim, of South Korea, prepares to bunt
during the third inning against the Florida Marlins in Phoenix,
Arizona, April 29, 2003. Kim hit a sacrifice bunt advancing teammate
Chad Moeller to second base. REUTERS/Jeff Topping

JT/GAC 

Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Byung-Hyun Kim, of South Korea,
watches the ball leave the bat as he lays down a sacrifice bunt
advancing teammate Chad Moeller to second base during the third inning
against the Florida Marlins, in Phoenix, Arizona, April 29, 2003.
REUTERS/Jeff Topping

JT/GAC 

Arizona Diamondbacks' shortstop Tony Womack applies the tag to St.
Louis Cardinals' base runner Fernando Vina (4), April 19, 2003 at Busch
Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri. Vina was thrown out by catcher Chad
Moeller on a steal attempt in the third inning. REUTERS/Gary Brady

GB/HB 

The Boston Red Sox Carl Everett (L) is tagged out a home plate by Minnesota Twins catcher Chad Moeller (R) to end the fourth inning at Boston's Fenway Park, September 7, 2000. Everett tried to score from second base on a ball hit to center field by teammate Nomar Garciaparra.

BS/ME 

Boston Red Sox Lou Merloni (L) slides into Minnesota Twins catcher Chad Moeller (R) to disrupt Moeller's throw to first base on an attempted double play in the fourth inning at Boston's Fenway Park, September 7, 2000. Moeller threw wide of first base trying to get the double play on the Red Sox Carl Everett who hit a grounder to first to start the play.

BS/ME 

Baltimore Orioles' Chris Richard (R) reacts after striking out against Minnesota Twins pitcher Juan Romero to end the first inning at Camden Yards in Baltimore July 31, 2000, as catcher Chad Moeller heads to the dugout. It was the first at bat as an Oriole for Richard, who was acquired by the club from the St. Louis Cardinals on July 29 for pitcher Mike Timlin.

JG/RCS 

Minnesota Twins Chad Moeller (R) is congratulated by Jacque Jones (11) at the plate after Moeller hit his first major league homerun, a three run in the park shot off of New York Yankees relief pitcher Ramiro Mendoza in the bottom of the 8th inning July 29, 2000 at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, MN. The Twins beat the Yankees 6-2.

sc/jp 

Minnesota Twins' David Ortiz (27) scores from first base on a single by teammate Chad Moeller, as Cleveland Indians' catcher Sandy Alomar watches ball head toward backstop during the fourth inning June 30.

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