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• Milestone clubs
• Craig Biggio—king of hit batsmen: Astros veteran is closing in on 3,000 safeties, while setting a painful record for most times being plunked by a pitch
  by Mike Berardino
• Pirates' Oliver Perez: has a bright future in majors: left-hander had a breakout year in 2004 and despite struggles this season, he still has all the tools to have a long, successful career
  by Dejan Kovacevic
• Baseball profile: LaTroy Hawkins—San Francisco Giants
  by Rick Sorci
• The fans speak out
  by Richard O. Timms
• Base stealing: a vital offensive weapon is finding its way back into prominence among big league speedsters
  by Avery Holton
• Hall of Famer Warren Spahn: the all-time record holder for victories by a left-hander with 363, he won 20-plus games in a season 13 times
  by Randy Schultz
• Remarkable: one-season performances: here are some extraordinary accomplishments achieved by batters and pitchers that are among the greatest in baseball history
  by George Vass
• Reggie Sanders: Cardinals' outfielder claiming his place in baseball history: earlier this season, he was striving to become one of the few players to reach 300 career HR and 300 stolen bases
  by Joe Strauss
• A wonderful group of vintage collectibles of great teams, great players, great records
• The angels' Darin Erstad plays hard to win: left-handed hitting first baseman comes up big when game is on the line and has the bruises to show for it
  by Steve Bisheff
• Body of evidence: some hitters say they can identify what a pitcher is throwing by noticing movements in the wrist, finger or glove or through facial expressions
  by Chris Jenkins
• Unusual cache of vintage baseball collectibles scarce old cards, uncut sheets, prints, and signs
• Baseball rules corner: instant replay for disputed home run calls would be beneficial
  by Rich Marazzi
• Adam Dunn: hitting his stride as a big league slugger: young left-handed swinging outfielder developing into one of game's most threatening batsmen
  by John McMurray
• Pinch hitting: the job nobody wants: coming through with a safety as a substitute batter in the middle or late in a game remains a difficult task
  by Jon Paul Morosi
• Baseball quick quiz
• Igniting the offense: a demanding job for leadoff hitters
  by John Kuenster