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Articles in Nov, 2003 issue of Baseball Digest

• Catchers are baseball's least appreciated players: despite their extensive duties on the field, the men behind the mask deserve more respect
  by David Andriesen
• Power plus speed Bobby Bonds: March 15, 1946—August 23, 2003: former slugger was premier leadoff hitter during his era and became first player to have a 30-homer/30-steal season in both leagues - Biography
  by Nick Peters
• Hard knocks put Marcus Giles on successful career path: Braves' second baseman has worked hard to become a starter, an All-Star, and one of the top players at his position - Atlanta Braves
  by Thomas Stinson
• Young starters assure Cubs of being well-armed for future - Warm Up Tosses - Chicago Cubs pitchers
  by John Kuenster
• Baseball profile
  by Rick Sorci
• For the love of a pennant race: players and fans alike enjoy the special feeling of being caught up in the chase for a championship
  by Larry Stone
• Baseball's top comeback candidates for 2003: Kevin Brown, Bill Mueller, Javier Lopez and Keith Foulke are some top choices among players reviving their careers
  by George Vass
• Baseball rules corner: umpires have to be especially careful when calling foul balls
  by Rich Marazzi
• Baseball quick quiz
• Letters to the editor - The Fans Speak Out.Letter to the Editor
• Tom Lasorda the game I'll never forget: former Dodger manager recalls World Series matches against Yankees but most memorable feat was Kirk Gibson's winning homer against A's
  by Al Doyle
• Once in a lifetime: former players recall their only at-bat in All-Star game competition - Part 1 of 2 Articles
  by Bob Kuenster
• Kevin Brown returns to form for Dodgers; LA right-hander overcame elbow and back injuries to regain his rating as one of the premier starters in the National League
  by David Leon Moore
• Club history Philadelphia Phillies - Illustration
• From obscurity to fame Esteban Loaiza finds a home with White Sox: right-hander began season as club's fifth starter but quickly turned out to be a diamond-in-the-rough - Chicago White Sox pitcher
  by Bonnie DeSimone
• 7th inning stretch: "The Treatment" - intentional walks given by pitchers when the bases are loaded
  by Bill Deane