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Frank Baumann
Frank received a huge bonus to sign with the Boston Red Sox in 1952. The southpaw compiled the best ERA in the A. L. in 1960.
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Jim proved to be a valuable man on the Chicago squad. He saw service at second base, shortstop, left and centerfield. The young switch-hitter has blazing speed and is tops at stretching a single into a double. Jim was among the club leaders in stolen bases last season.



In 1961, Billy was the National League Rookie of the Year. From that point on, he became one of the league's most feared batters. In 1965, Billy led Chicago with 34 home runs.



Side-by-side shots of Javier and a young Gary Sheffield reveal almost identical swings, from the bat wave to the leg kick to the violent finish. Baez, though, proved to be a sight all his own when he arrived in the Majors in August of 2014. The 21-year-old became just the third player and first since 1954) to hit a trio of homers in his initial three games.



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Eddie Miksis
Although Eddie has been in the majors since 1944, except for 2 years in Military Service, he never played regularly until the Dodgers traded him to the Cubs in 1951. 1944 was his first year in organized baseball and after hitting .267 in 72 games at Trenton, the Dodgers brought him up. 1945 was spent in Service and he returned at the end of the '46 season. In '47, he hit .267 in 45 games. Eddie was 10th in the League in Stolen Bases in '51 with 11.
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