

Johnnie LeMaster was the starting shortstop and batted .217 with a .265 OBP in 132 games.

Duane Kuiper batted .200 in 115 at bats (mostly as a pinch hitter).

Dave Bergman didn't play for the Giants in 1984. After the 1983 season he was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies for Alejandro Sanchez. The Phillies turned around and traded him to the Detroit Tigers before the 1984 season.

Tom O'Malley batted .120 in 13 games. He spent most of the season in AAA Phoenix. Tom had a stint in May, played a few games in July, and then was on the major league team in September.



Other infielders who didn't get a regular 1984 Topps Giants' card:
- Al Oliver (1B - batted .298 in 91 games)
- Manny Trillo (2B - batted .254 in 98 games)
- Scot Thompson (1B - batted .306 in 245 at bats)
- Fran Mullins (IF - batted .218 in 110 at bats)
- Chris Brown (3B - batted .286 in 23 September games)
Joe Pittman (IF - batted .227 in 22 at bats)
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