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smsp11
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BIG HITTERS-1989
WADE BOGGS. Probably the best contact hitter in the game today. On the verge of getting 3000 hits during the 1999 season. Boston Red Sox.
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smsp12
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BIG HITTERS-1989
JOSE CANSECO. One of the best pure power hitters in the game. In 1988 he was a unamious winner of the AL MVP Award. Oakland Athletics.
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smsp17
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BIG HITTERS-1989
HOWARD JOHNSON. Played for the Mets in 1989 when he was considered one of the best fastball hitters in the National Leaque. Hit 30 Homers and stole 30 bases that season.
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smsp20
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BIG HITTERS-1989
DARRYL STRAWBERRY. JUST IMAGINE WHAT HE COULD HAVE BECOME IF HE STAYED "CLEAN". THE "BIG APPLE" WAS JUST TOO MUCH FOR HIM, HE NEVER RECOVERED. NEW YORK METS.
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smsp15
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BIG HITTERS-1989
RICKEY HENDERSON. ASSURED OF BEING A FUTURE HALL OF FAMER. ALWAYS HAD A FLAIR FOR THE DRAMATIC. OAKLAND ATHLETICS.
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smsp19
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BIG HITTERS-1989
KEVIN MITCHELL. In 1989, Kevin topped the Majors in home runs, RBI's, slugging and total bases. San Francisco Giants.
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smsp16
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BIG HITTER-1989
BO JACKSON. COULD REALLY PLAY FOOTBALL. NEVER REACHED HIS POTENTIAL IN BASEBALL. KANSAS CITY ROYALS.
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smsp13
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BIG HITTERS-1989
WILL CLARK. NOW DOING IT FOR THE ORIOLES. IN 1989 HE WAS THE LEADING VOTE GETTER IN THE '89 ALL STAR GAME. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS.
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smsp21
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BIG HITTERS-1989
ROBIN YOUNT. ANOTHER HALL OF FAMER TO BE. 1989 AL MVP. NEVER COMPLAINS, JUST SHOWS UP READY TO PLAY. MILWAUKEE BREWERS.
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smsp14
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BIG HITTERS-1989
TONY GWYNN. HAS A CHANCE OF WINNING THE CROWN THIS YEAR.
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smsp4
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HOT ROOKIES -1989
JUNIOR FELIX. AS A TORONTO BLUE JAY, IN HIS ROOKIE SEASON, HE WAS THE AL PLAYER OF THE WEEK WHEN DROVE IN 11 RUNS IN A THREE GAME SERIES WITH THE BOSTON RED SOX.
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smsp5
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HOT ROOKIES-1989
BOB GEREN. PLAYED 10 SEASONS IN THE MINORS BEFORE HE GOT HIS CHANCE WITH THE YANKEES. BY THE END OF'89 HE WAS THEIR REGULAR CATCHER.
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smsp6
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HOT ROOKIES-1989
GREGG JEFFERIES. HE WAS A WIDELY HERALD ROOKIE IN '89 FOR THE METS BEFORE THE SEASON BEGAN. HE NEVER REACHED HIS POTENTIAL ON A CONSISTENT BASIS.
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smsp8
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HOT ROOKIES-1989
DWIGHT SMITH. A CHICAGO CUB "FLASH" WITH SIZZLING SPEED AND CONSISTENT HITTING IN '89.
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smsp10
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HOT ROOKIES-1989
GRAIG WORTHINGTON. In a short stint with the Orioles in 1988, Graig's first major league hit was a homer. Never reach his potential.
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