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Articles in Dec, 2003 issue of Baseball Digest

• The fans speak out - Letters to the editor - Letter to the Editor
• Caged heat: where players chat and work on the art of hitting: batting practice is an essential, daily routine that helps with the ins and outs of production on offense
  by Paula Parrish
• Hitting delight Aubrey Huff: Tampa Bay's offensive leader; Devil Rays slugger emerged as one of the American League's bright young batsmen with his productive 2003 season - Tampa Bay Devil Rays
  by Carter Gaddis
• Rookie high marks: for batters and pitchers - Illustration
• Baseball quick quiz
• Rookie of the year award winners - Illustration
• Mike Shannon: the game I'll never forget: former Cardinal recalls his World Series debut as a player when he hit a home run off Hall of Fame pitcher Whitey Ford - St. Louis Cardinals
  by Al Doyle
• Mariners relate each position's toughest plays: Seattle defenders discuss some of the most difficult fielding maneuvers in baseball - In Their Own Words
  by David Andriesen
• Baseball rules corner: problems are created when hitters bat out of turn
  by Rich Marazzi
• Major league umps were targets for sharp criticism in '03 season - Warm Up Tosses
  by John Kuenster
• Remembering the days of former pitcher Mike Marshall: setting major league records for relievers in games and innings worked in 1974 helped him win the National League Cy Young award
  by Norman L Macht
• Baseball Digest Rookie All-Star Teams - 1971-2003 - Illustration
• Jeff Bagwell: may be headed to the Hall without the fame: Astros slugging first baseman has been a consistent producer whose achievements in the game receive modest attention - Houston Astros
  by Al Carter
• How sweet it is: Garrett Anderson's swing places him among the hitting elite: since his first full year in 1996, Angels outfielder has averaged 187 hits, 41 doubles, 22 home runs, 100 RBI and a .297 BA per season - Anaheim Angels
  by Mel Antonen
• Players who hit most home runs in a season without a grand slam - Illustration
• Once in a lifetime: former players recall their only at-bat in All-Star game competition: - Part 2 of 2 articles
  by Bob Kuenster
• Baseball Digest's 2003 All-Star Rookie team: leading candidates for top first-year players include Angel Berroa, Hideki Matsui, Dontrelle Willis, Scott Podsednik and Rocco Baldelli
  by George Vass
• Baseball profile - baseball player
  by Rick Sorci