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Articles in July, 2005 issue of Baseball Digest

• Mark Buehrle: thrives on a fast-paced rhythm: since 2001, White Sox pitcher has been one of top winners among majors' left-handers
  by Doug Padilla
• The fans speak out
  by Jake Alyea
• Once in a lifetime: former major league pitchers recall their only All-Star Game appearance
  by Bob Kuenster
• All-Star Game results and statistics
• Complete-game shutout always regarded as a jewel in pitching trade
  by John Kuenster
• After dismissal, former managers stay in the game to get another chance: when fired from one post, many field generals attempt to remain in the majors in some capacity, hoping to be recalled as a skipper
  by Jack Etkin
• Jimmy Rollins—Philadelphia Phillies
  by Rick Sorci
• Baseball quick quiz
• Battling the elements
  by Tom Gage
• Richie Sexson: standing tall in Seattle: Mariners slugger is back from serious injury and ready to do "whatever it takes" to return to his 40-homer status
  by Ted Miller
• Baseball was designed to be played on warm summer days
  by Tom Gage
• Phillies' star Bobby Abreu deserves greater recognition: steady outfielder wants to improve his productive play and help club capture a post-season invitation
  by Jeff Berlinicke
• A manager's job is do or die: they know their success is measured by the number of wins and losses they record so when the club fails, skippers are prepared for dismissal
  by George Vass
• A wonderful group of vintage collectibles of great teams, great players, great records
• We know all about the flaws, but we live for moments of perfection: special achievements such as no-hitters and reaching historic milestones or simply listening to a game on the radio make baseball worth following
  by Joe Henderson
• Terry Steinbach: the game I'll never forget: former catcher recalls his initial appearance in the major leagues when he became the 60th player to hit a home run in his first at-bat
  by Al Doyle
• Single game all-star records
• Unusual cache of vintage baseball collectibles scarce old cards, uncut sheets, prints, and signs
• Clyde Sukeforth: former player, coach and scout played roles in Jackie Robinson's signing and the 1951 N.L. pennant
  by Randy Schultz
• Baseball rules corner: for the most part, throwing a glove at a batted ball is costly
  by Rich Marazzi
• Orioles' Brian Roberts: hard work pays off: Baltimore second baseman continues to improve and put up all-star numbers due to successful training program
  by Jeff Zrebiec
• Pitching great Bob Feller has fond memories of many Hall of Famers: right-hander who won 266 games in a career that spanned 18 seasons recalls some of the majors' best performers
  by John McMurray