Okay, so I’ve been digging into this guy, Ed Taubensee, lately, and let me tell you, it’s been a bit of a rabbit hole. I first heard his name a while back, but it didn’t really stick. Then, I saw it pop up again the other day, and I figured, why not? Let’s see what this Ed’s all about.
So I started with a simple search. Turns out, the dude was a baseball player! A catcher, to be specific. Born in, get this, 1968. A bit before my time, but still cool to learn about.
First, I wanted to see what teams he played for. It looks like he started with the Cleveland Indians back in ’91. Didn’t know that! Then I found out he also played for the New York Mets. I found some data on a bunch of websites about this.
Next, I got into stats. You know, the usual baseball stuff, games played and all. I’m not a huge baseball stats geek, but it was interesting to see the numbers. It was kind of interesting to see how his career played out.
Then, I stumbled upon some kind of “compare players” thing. It let me see Ed’s stats next to other players. That was kind of neat, seeing how he stacked up. I spent some time checking this out and comparing his achievements. Also found out he played for three teams, but I didn’t remember the last team.
After that, I was looking for something a bit more personal. Found a video of him talking about, you know, himself and what he’s into. Seemed like a pretty down-to-earth guy. It’s always cool to get a glimpse beyond the stats and see the person behind the player.
Finally, I wanted to put all the pieces together, his whole career, from start to finish. That took a bit longer, piecing together the different bits of information I’d found. It was kinda like solving a puzzle.
What I Realized
- I found his full name: Edward Kenneth Taubensee.
- I confirmed he played for the Cleveland Indians, starting in 1991.
- I discovered he also played for the New York Mets.
- I checked out his basic stats, like games played.
- I compared his stats and awards to other players.
- I watched a video where he talks about himself.
- I put together a rough timeline of his whole career.
So yeah, that’s my Ed Taubensee journey so far. It’s funny how a random name can lead you down a whole path of discovery. I went from knowing nothing about him to having a pretty decent understanding of his baseball career and even a little bit about him as a person. I even tried to look up if he had any social media or something else, but found nothing.
Not bad for a little casual research, huh? It just goes to show, there’s always something new to learn, even about people you’ve never heard of before. Now I wonder what else there is to know about this guy. Maybe I’ll try to find some old game footage next!
