Branch Rickey Award
The Branch Rickey Award,
which was created in 1991 by the Rotary Club of Denver, Colorado,
annually honors an individual currently active in Major League
Baseball who has demonstrated high standards and social concern
through contributions to the community.
What is the
criteria?
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First, an outstanding individual presently involved in Major
League Baseball. Not limited to only players, the individual could be
an owner, manager, staff member, etc.
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Second, a role model for others
as evidenced by baseball accomplishments, coupled with high ethical
standards.
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Third, an unselfish contributor to the community whose
volunteer activities exemplify Rotary International's motto, "Service
Above Self."
1992 |
Dave Winfield |
Toronto Blue Jays |
1993 |
Kirby Puckett |
Minnesota Twins |
1994 |
Ozzie Smith |
St. Louis Cardinals |
1995 |
Tony Gwynn |
San Diego Padres |
1996 |
Brett Butler |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
1997 |
Craig Biggio |
Houston Astros |
1998 |
Paul Molitor |
Minnesota Twins |
1999 |
Al Leiter |
New York Mets |
2000 |
Todd Stottlemyre |
Arizona Diamondbacks |
2001 |
Curt Schilling |
Arizona Diamondbacks |
2002 |
Bobby Valentine |
New York Mets |
2003 |
Roland Hemond |
Chicago White Sox |
2004 |
Jamie Moyer |
Seattle Mariners |
2005 |
Luis Gonzalez |
Arizona Diamondbacks |
2006 |
Tommy Lasorda |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
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