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• Mike Schmidt's gold glove award-winning seasons
• Satch Davidson: the game I'll never forget: former major league umpire was behind the plate for Hank Aaron's 715th career home run and Game 6 of the 1975 World Series
  by Al Doyle
• Former Yankee Ralph Terry: right-hander revives world series memories from 1960 loss against the pirates and 1962 victory over the giants
  by Ed Lucas
• Teammates who played together the longest
• Tom Glavine's success: built on hard work and determination: veteran pitcher is the seventh winningest left-hander in baseball history and with continued health, hopes to reach 300 career victories
  by John McMurray
• Baseball rules corner: intentionally dropping infield fly with men on base is a risky play
  by Rich Marazzi
• Baseball profile: Billy Wagner—Philadelphia Phillies
  by Rick Sorci
• A-Rod does it better: Alex Rodriguez works hard to be the game's best player: slugging third baseman earning his pinstripes as baseball's top all-around performer
  by Tom Gage
• Major league pitchers who lost most games in consecutive seasons after 20-win campaign
• Andruw Jones: making a name for himself with the Atlanta Braves: center fielder helped Atlanta position itself in another run at a N.L. Eastern Division title
  by Ray Glier
• Patience is a virtue for Milwaukee's Brady Clark: after struggling to find his niche as a major leaguer, 32-year-old outfielder became an everyday player in 2004
  by Jeff Berlinicke
• The fans speak out
  by Stephen Moxley
• Catching up with Vic Wertz's 1954 World Series Drive: Willie Mays' catch of Cleveland slugger's deep fly was outstanding regardless of how far the ball actually traveled
  by Bill Deane
• Players who hit a double, triple, home run in one world series
• The greatest pennant-chase comebacks in baseball history: here are 14 teams that trailed by 10 or more games near the season's midpoint and went on to win division or league titles
  by George Vass
• Baseball quick quiz
• Most stolen bases by a pitcher in a season : to qualify, a player's primary position must have been pitcher
• Palmeiro and Maddux took different paths to reach career milestones
  by John Kuenster
• Box score
• Delgado's consistency creating a historical path
  by Juan C. Rodriguez
• Age when players hit home run no. 400
• World series results
• A wonderful group of vintage collectibles of great teams, great players, great records
• World series record book: high marks for a single series
• Unusual cache of vintage baseball collectibles scarce old cards, uncut sheets, prints, and signs
• League championship series results
• David Ortiz: Boston's Slugging Dominican: Red Sox DH has developed into one of he most feared hitters in the majors with his knack for coming through in the clutch
  by Amalie Benjamin
• A catch to remember: former Phillies backstop Bob Boone recalls famous play by Pete Rose in foul territory during 1980 World Series
  by Sam Carchidi
• Divisional series results