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John Smoltz
John's competitive nature was fostered early when, at age four, he was participating in accordion-playing contests. His killer instinct and wicked slider made him the NL's No. 2 man in SO/IP ratio.
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Jim Beauchamp: Jim's best year in the minors was with Tulsa where he batted .337 in 1963. The outfielder had a shot with the Astros in 1964. Dick Kelley: A fine pitching prospect, Dick won 11 out of 13 decisions at Atlanta last year. In 1961, the southpaw won 15 ballgames.



Voted 1947's Most Valuable Player and batting .317. Bob made a spectacular come back after 1946, his poorest year with the Pirates since he had joined them in 1939. The trade did something for him for he also led the National League's 3rd basemen in fielding. He began in the South Atlantic League playing with Savannah. He has been chosen for three All Star Teams.



In both the 1957 and '58 Series, Don was called in to help the Braves in three games. During the regular season he was Milwaukee's top fireman and posted their best pitching average.



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John Antonelli
The Braves have high hopes for Johnny when he returns from Military Service. In June of 1948, he was signed by the Braves for a bonus of $65,000 and joined the team immediately without ever playing in the minors. He pitched only 4 innings in '48 and had no decisions. In 1949, Johnny had a 3-7 record and a 3.56 Earned Run Average. He showed better control in 1950 striking out 33 while walking only 22 as he posted a 2-3 mark.
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