Oskar Atadjanov

Oskar Atadjanov was on the Russian national team in the 1993 European Championship. In his debut, he pinch-hit for Dmitri Lukin late in a loss to Spain. He drew a walk from Joaquín Arza and came around to score. His first at-bat came against Sweden's Roderick Hopkins after replacing Alexander Vidjaev at 2B. He was 0 for 7 with 3 walks in 5 games in the event, fielding .929. It is unclear if he is related to later Russian team player Nikita Atadzhanov (transliterations would yield the different last names).

Source: International statistician Harry Wedemeijer