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Articles in Nov, 2002 issue of Baseball Digest

• Warnings to pitchers about hitting batters stir up controversey - Warm Up Tosses
  by John Kuenster
• Jorge Posada: New York Yankees - Baseball Profile
  by Rick Sorcl
• Barry Bonds with baseball history: giants slugger, only the fourth player to reach 600 career home runs, has a shot at reaching Hank Aaron's mark of 755
  by Mel Antonen
• Season batting records for each position
• The fans speak out - Letters To The Editor - Letter to the Editor
• A-Rod, Jeter, Nomar, Omar … and Miguel Tejada are best all-around shortstops in majors; Oakland's All-Star middle infielder has performed at a level that places him among the elite players at his position
  by Gwen Knapp
• Baseball Digest's all-star comeback team for 2002 season: some top performances by players returning to action after sub-par or injury-plagued seasons are those of Jose Rijo, John Smoltz, Nomar Garciaparra, Mike Lieberthal and Pedro Martinez - Baseball Di
  by George Vass
• Why I like baseball
  by Joe Falls
• Sustaining a long career: despite weak hitting abilities, some catchers make an impact in the major leagues strictly on their defensive expertise
  by Al Doyle
• Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki makes it big in the majors; Mariners star right fielder continued to impress in his second season in the show - Hitting Machine
  by Bob Finnigan
• 1950: when Philadelphia's Whiz Kids won the N.L. pennant; memories still rich for those who brought Phillies their first National League title in 35 years - Turn Back The Clock
  by Joe O'Loughlin
• Never-say-die-guys: when everything goes right, teams seemingly out of the pennant race can overcome insurmountable leads to win
  by Johnny Rosenstein
• Baseball rules corner: umpires have to be careful in determining a player's intent
  by Rich Marazzi
• The big game pitcher: with back-to-back 20-win seasons, Curt Schilling of the Diamondbacks has become one of the most productive starters over the last two years
  by Johnny Rosenstein
• Cardinals' Albert Pujols shows no complacency in his play; National League Rookie of the Year in 2001 continues to produce as St. Louis' big gun in a powerful lineup - Sophomore Jinx? … Never Heard of It
  by Harvey Fialkov
• Baseball quick quiz