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The Ballplayers - Alex Rodriguez | BaseballLibrary.com But Seattle's Alex Rodriguez outclassed them all. After brief stints in the majors in 1994 and '95, A-Rod put together one of the great offensive years of ... 2.
Charlton's Baseball Chronology | BaseballLibrary.com Equally important in the game's chronology was the Dodgers' and rival New York Giants' move to the West Coast in 1958 as baseball grew beyond its eastern ... 3.
The Ballplayers - Hal Chase | BaseballLibrary.com Among the most unsavory characters in the history of the game, Chase was an oddly charismatic star. He was considered by contemporary observers to be the ... 4.
The Ballplayers - Hal Lanier | BaseballLibrary.com Signed for a $50000 bonus, Lanier made a successful ML debut, batting a career-high .274 and gaining a spot on the 1964 Topps All-Star Rookie team. ... 5.
The Ballplayers - Hal Newhouser | BaseballLibrary.com For three years in the mid-1940s, Newhouser was the most dominant pitcher in baseball. He is the only pitcher to win two consecutive MVP awards. ... 6.
The Ballplayers - Tim Raines | BaseballLibrary.com Just a month into the Bombers' championship season of 1996, Raines ... Raines had subdued the disease and attempted a comeback with the New York Yankees. ... 7.
The Ballplayers - Jamie Moyer | BaseballLibrary.com While a Cub in the mid-80s, Moyer met his future wife, then an intern for WGN television station -- Karen Phelps, the daughter of Notre Dame basketball ... 8.
The Ballplayers - Ron Karkovice | BaseballLibrary.com The White Sox' first draft pick in 1982, Karkovice hit four homers in 97 at-bats in his 1986 call-up. The cannon-armed catcher was handed Carlton Fisk's job ... 9.
Flashback: September 8, 1965 | BaseballLibrary.com When Finley had run out of new ideas, he came up with "Campy Campaneris Night," in which his young shortstop would appear at a different position each ... 10.
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