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Bob Allison

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Luis Aparicio

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Luis Arroyo

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Richie Ashburn

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Bobby Avila

Cleveland Indians General Manager and Hall of Fame outfielder…

Ed Bailey

"I’m a damn good catcher, if I do have to say so myself,”…

Gene Baker

Near the end of the 1953 baseball season two young men joined…

Ernie Banks

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Ed Barry

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Hank Bauer

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Yogi Berra

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Ewell Blackwell

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Don Blasingame

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Ray Boone

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Ken Boyer

Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a pitcher, Ken Boyer became…

Tom Brewer

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Jim Bunning

“There are those who can, and there are those who will,”…

Lew Burdette

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Smoky Burgess

“Smoky Burgess was fat. Not baseball fat like Mickey Lolich…

Tommy Byrne

Tommy Byrne had three careers and was successful in all of them.…

Roy Campanella

Roy Campanella was the sixth acknowledged black player to appear…

Chico Carrasquel

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