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Rich Aurilia 

Hit .275 over 15 big league seasons – mostly as a shortstop – with Giants, Reds, Padres and Mariners…Selected to 2001 All-Star Game and finished 12^th in National League MVP voting that year with Giants while hitting .324 with 37 home runs, 97 RBI and a league-leading 206 hits…Finished career with 186 home runs and 1,576 hits.

Aaron Boone

2003 All-Star hit .263 in 12 big league seasons, primarily as a third baseman, with the Reds, Yankees, Indians, Marlins, Nationals and Astros…Topped the 20-homer mark in two seasons and finished career with 126 round trippers…His walk-off home run in the 11^th inning in Game 7 of the 2003 American League Championship series powered the Yankees to the AL pennant.

Paul Byrd

Won 109 games over 14 seasons with Mets, Braves, Phillies, Royals, Dodgers, Indians and Red Sox…Led AL in complete games with seven in 2002 and in shutouts with two in 2007…Named to 1999 National League All-Star Game roster…Posted 3-1 record in eight postseason appearances.

Tony Clark

Hit 251 home runs in 15 seasons for Tigers, Red Sox, Mets, Yankees, Diamondbacks and Padres…Named to 2001 All-Star Game as American League first baseman and finished third in 1996 AL Rookie of the Year voting…Topped the 30-homer mark in four seasons.

Carlos Delgado

Two-time All-Star and three-time Silver Slugger Award winner at first base in his 17 seasons with Blue Jays, Marlins and Mets…Hit 473 home runs and drove in 1,512 runs, leading the American League in RBI with 145 in 2003…Hit 30-or-more home runs in 11 seasons…Led AL with 57 doubles and 378 total bases in 2000…Finished in Top 10 of his league’s Most Valuable Player voting four times…Won 2006 Roberto Clemente Award.

David Dellucci

Played 13 seasons with Orioles, Diamondbacks, Yankees, Rangers, Phillies, Indians and Blue Jays, primarily in left field…Hit .256 with 101 home runs…Led National League in triples with 12 in 1998…Member of Diamondbacks 2001 World Series winning team.

Jermaine Dye

Two-time All-Star played 14 seasons with Braves, Royals, A’s and White Sox…Hit .274 with 325 career home runs, winning a Silver Slugger Award in 2006 when he hit 44 home runs and drove in 120 runs…Won Gold Glove Award in 2000 for his play in right field…Topped the 20-home run mark 10 times and drove in 100-or-more runs four times…Named 2005 World Series Most Valuable Player after hitting .438 in White Sox’s sweep of the Astros.

Alan Embree

Appeared in 882 games – mostly as a left-handed relief specialist – for Indians, Braves, Diamondbacks, Giants, White Sox, Padres, Red Sox, Yankees, A’s and Rockies over 16 seasons…Went 1-0 with 1.66 ERA in 31 postseason appearances, including three scoreless appearances for Red Sox in 2004 World Series while helping Boston in the Fall Classic.

Darin Erstad

Two-time All-Star and three-time Gold Glove Award winner played 14 seasons for Angels, White Sox and Astros…Hit .282 with 124 home runs and 913 runs scored…Hit .355 with 25 home runs, 100 RBI and 240 hits in 2000 en route to eighth-place finish in AL Most Valuable Player Award voting…One of only two players to win Gold Glove Awards at multiple positions (outfield and first base).

Kelvim Escobar

Won 101 games over 12 seasons with the Blue Jays and Angels…Ranked in the Top 10 in AL earned-run average in three seasons.

Cliff Floyd

Totaled 233 home runs in 17 seasons with the Expos, Marlins, Red Sox, Mets, Cubs, Rays and Padres…Named to 2001 National League All-Star team en route to a season where he totaled 31 home runs, 103 RBI and a .317 batting average for the Marlins…Finished fifth in 1994 NL Rookie of the Year voting and topped the 20-homer mark five times.

Nomar Garciaparra

Two-time American League batting champion compiled a .313 lifetime average in 14 seasons with Red Sox, Cubs, Dodgers and A’s…Won 1997 AL Rookie of the Year Award and the Silver Slugger Award that year for shortstops…Six-time All-Star who won the 2006 National League Comeback Player of the Year Award with the Dodgers.

Brian Giles

Two-time All-Star outfielder who hit 287 home runs in 15 seasons with Indians, Pirates and Padres…Topped 30-homer mark in four straight seasons and drove in 100-plus runs three times…Hit .291 for career with .400 on-base percentage and .502 slugging percentage.

Tom Gordon

Won 138 games and saved another 158 in 21-year career with Royals, Red Sox, Cubs, Astros, White Sox, Yankees, Phillies and Diamondbacks…Three-time All-Star who appeared in 890 career games, including 203 starts…Won 1998 Rolaids Relief Man Award.

Eddie Guardado

Two-time All-Star appeared in 908 games and saved 187 in 17 seasons with Twins, Mariners, Reds and Rangers…Led American League in saves with 45 in 2002 and posted three seasons with at least 36 saves.

Randy Johnson

Five-time Cy Young Award winner struck out 4,875 batters (second on the all-time list) over 22 seasons with Expos, Mariners, Astros, Diamondbacks, Yankees and Giants…Named to 10 All-Star Games and posted 303 victories, fifth among left-handers all-time…Led league in ERA four times and finished career with an average of 10.6 strikeouts per nine innings, the top average among qualifying pitchers in history.

Mark Loretta

Two-time All-Star posted a .295 batting average in 15 seasons with Brewers, Astros, Padres, Red Sox and Dodgers, primarily as a second baseman…Totaled 1,713 hits and a .360 on-base percentage…Won the 2006 Hutch Award.

Pedro Martínez

Three-time Cy Young Award winner and eight-time All-Star pitched for 18 seasons for Dodgers, Expos, Red Sox, Mets and Phillies…Led his league in ERA five times and winning percentage three times en route to a record of 219-100…Led his league in WHIP six times and strikeouts three times.

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Doug Mientkiewicz

Posted .271 batting average over 12 seasons with Twins, Red Sox, Mets, Royals, Yankees, Pirates and Dodgers…Won Gold Glove Award for play at first base in 2001 and  was member of 2004 Red Sox World Series championship team.

Kevin Millar

Hit .274 with 170 home runs over 12 seasons with Marlins, Red Sox, Orioles and Blue Jays…Starting first baseman for Red Sox’s 2004 World Series champions.

Troy Percival

Five-time All-Star pitched 14 seasons for Angels, Tigers, Cardinals and Rays…Saved 358 games, eighth on the all-time list…Posted eight seasons of 30-or-more saves.

B.J. Ryan

Two-time All-Star pitched 11 seasons for Reds, Orioles and Blue Jays…Saved 117 games, including three seasons with at least 30 saves.

Jason Schmidt

Won 130 games over 14 seasons with Braves, Pirates, Giants and Dodgers…Three-time All-Star who led the National League in ERA in 2003.

Gary Sheffield

Nine-time All-Star infielder/outfielder who slugged 509 career home runs in 22 seasons with Brewers, Padres, Marlins, Dodgers, Braves, Yankees, Tigers and Mets…Five-time Silver Slugger Award winner who drove in 100-or-more runs eight times and topped the 30-homer mark eight times…Won 1992 NL batting title.

John Smoltz

Won 213 games and saved 154 more in 21-year career with Braves, Red Sox and Cardinals…1996 NL Cy Young Award winner and member of Braves rotation that won five NL Pennants from 1991-99 and the 1995 World Series…Eight-time All-Star who averaged 48 saves per season from 2002-04 before returning to the Braves rotation…Struck out 3,084 batters, 16^th on the all-time list.

Jarrod Washburn

Won 107 games in 12 seasons with Angels, Mariners and Tigers…Finished fourth in 2002 AL Cy Young Award vote after going 18-6 with a 3.15 ERA.