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Articles in March, 2002 issue of Baseball Digest

• Texas' Alex Rodriguez: a complete package of talent: Ranger's shortstop is one of the majors' top all-around performers with exceptional skills on both offense and defense - The A-Rod Era - Cover Story - American Baseball League
  by Evan Grant
• When hitters slump, coaches take the rap: batting instructors are often blamed for the poor performances by the players and clubs they "tutor" - Professional Scapegoats
  by Jerome Holtzman
• National League - Rookie Reports - American Baseball League player evaluations - Statistical Data Included
• Minor league hitting leaders, 2001 - Brief Article - Illustration - Statistical Data Included
• Former players tell how to improve game at major league level - Warm Up Tosses - American Baseball League
  by John Kuenster
• The downfall of former pitcher Denny McLain: ex-big leaguer's career tumbled into trouble and tragedy after he won 31 games for Tigers in 1968 and captured A.L. Cy Young and MVP honors - Fallen Star - Statistical Data Included
  by Craig Thomashoff
• Baseball quick quiz - American Baseball League - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Major league players with 2,000 career hits - baseball
• Minor league pitching leaders, 2001 - baseball - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Anaheim's Garret Anderson quietly put up big offensive numbers - Productive Angel - American Baseball League player
  by Al Doyle
• When Al Rosen nearly won the triple crown: former Indians third baseman led American League with 43 homers and 145 RBI, but finished second in batting race with .336 average in 1953 - Close But No Cigar
  by Bob Dolgan
• American League - Rookie Reports - Baseball player evaluations - Statistical Data Included
• 2001 World Series shares - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Baseball's top major league prospects for 2002: some of the most highly rated rookies for the upcoming season include Cleveland outfielder Alex Escobar and Florida pitcher Josh Beckett - Amercian Baseball League recruiting
  by George Vass
• Ted Williams: he mastered the strike zone: Hall of Famer trained himself at a young age never to go after a bad pitch, and as a result became one of the greatest batters of all time - A Hitting Legend
  by Dan Schlossberg
• Shawn Green: Los Anges dodgers - Baseball Profile - American Baseball League player - Brief Article
  by Rick Sorci
• Baseball rules corner: here are some interesting play situations from 2001 season - Brief Article
  by Rich Marazzi