2006 Major League Baseball

The 2006 Major League Baseball season was the seventh season in which the two major leagues, the National League and the American League, were consolidated into a single entity under the authority of the Commissioner, Bud Selig.

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Events

The first edition of the World Baseball Classic was held before the 2006 season. Japan won the tournament, defeating Cuba in the finale.

A new Collective Bargaining Agreement was signed in 2006. It was in force until the 2011 season. In contrast to previous editions, the agreement was negotiated in a positive climate without recourse to the threat of a work stoppage.

Umpires

• Ramon Armendariz
• Lance Barksdale
• Ted Barrett
• Scott Barry
• Wally Bell
• Joe Brinkman
• CB Bucknor
• Mark Carlson
• Kevin Causey
• Gary Cederstrom
• Eric Cooper
• Derryl Cousins
• Terry Craft
• Jerry Crawford
• Fieldin Culbreth
• Phil Cuzzi
• Kerwin Danley
• Gary Darling
• Bob Davidson
• Gerry Davis
• Dusty Dellinger
• Dana DeMuth
• Laz Diaz
• Mike DiMuro
• Adam Dowdy
• Rob Drake
• Bruce Dreckman
• Doug Eddings
• Paul Emmel
• Mike Estabrook
• Mike Everitt
• Andy Fletcher
• Marty Foster
• Bruce Froemming
• Troy Fullwood
• Greg Gibson
• Brian Gorman
• Chris Guccione
• Tom Hallion
• Angel Hernandez
• Ed Hickox
• John Hirschbeck
• Bill Hohn
• Sam Holbrook
• James Hoye
• Marvin Hudson
• Dan Iassogna
• Adrian Johnson
• Jim Joyce
• Jeff Kellogg
• Brian Knight
• Ron Kulpa
• Jerry Layne
• Alfonso Marquez
• Randy Marsh
• Tim McClelland
• Jerry Meals
• Chuck Meriwether
• Bill Miller
• Ed Montague
• Mike Muchlinski
• Paul Nauert
• Jeff Nelson
• Brian O'Nora
• Larry Poncino
• Tony Randazzo
• Ed Rapuano
• Rick Reed
• Mike Reilly
• Travis Reininger
• Charlie Reliford
• Jim Reynolds
• Brian Runge
• Paul Schrieber
• Dale Scott
• Tim Timmons
• Tim Tschida
• Larry Vanover
• Mark Wegner
• Bill Welke
• Hunter Wendelstedt
• Joe West
• Mike Winters
• Jim Wolf
• Larry Young

See also

• 2006 American League
• 2006 National League
• 2006 Postseason

2006 MLB season by team