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Al is another of the Cleveland sluggers who walked off with batting honors for the 1952 season. First, he tied a major league record by hitting 3 home runs in a game. In addition, he won the runs batted in crown with 105, led in total bases with 297 for 171 hits. Al hit his stride as a regular for the Indians in 1950, winning the home run title with 37.



Luke Sewell, with 18 years of major-league baseball behind him, has the longest record of activity among the big-league players. He was signed by Cleveland in 1921, who acquired him from Columbus. Luke spent 12 seasons with the Indians, and was traded by them to the Washington Senators in 1933 for Roy Spencer. In 1935, he was traded to the St. Louis Browns for Bump Hadley and then sold to the Chicago White Sox. In 1938 Luke Sewell was purchased by the Brooklyn Dodgers, but this year is back with the team with whom he started his major- league career. In 18 years of playing, Luke Sewell has played a total of 1608 games, getting 1389 hits for a life-time batting average of .259.



Matt is one of the greatest defenders at recording Outs Above Average in the Statcast Era. In his first 190 games for Toronto, he turned into one of the better batsmen at the position, too, hitting 29% better than League average in on-base plus slugging. He was the number one player in the first quarter of the 2023 season in average exit velocity.



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