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| Hank is shown taking a healthy cut at All-Star Game. | |||
| Full facial portrait with the familiar modest Aaron grin. | |||
| Hank cracks 714th HR off Reds' Jack Billingham to tie Babe Ruth's lifetime total. Batting pose. | |||
| 04-08-84 Retransmitted Photo with renactment of record-breaking 715th Home Run. | |||
| 04-08-89 Retransmitted Photo with Hank in full swing watching record-breaking HR at Atlanta. | |||
| Photo text states Aaron strikes out with a Milwaukee County Board. Although no explanation is given as to why. | |||
| Retired Aaron poses with photo of his record-breaking 715th career home run. Now Braves VP and director of player development, Hank sports a different uniform, a coat & tie! | |||
| Hank poses with Frank Robinson (Orioles) at their induction into the Hall Of Fame on August 1, 1982. They're seen with symbolic bats following their election in January. | |||
| Hank seated with Frank Robinson (Orioles) awaiting the start of HOF ceremonies. Also pictured is Bowie Kuhn, commissioner of baseball. | |||
| Pictured with brother Sandy Alomar Jr (Indians), who is a leading candidate for 1990 AL Rookie Of The Year. | |||
| Close Play at first with Bags nailing Bip Roberts. | |||
| Yogi waving cap to crowd at Riverfront Stadium in the last game that he appears in. | |||
| Carlton winds up to throw during his final before being released by the Phillies. | |||
| Carter celebrates with Ray Knight following the Mets' decisive victory over Red Sox in the seventh game of the World Series. | |||
| The picture tells it all !!! (Left corner bent) | |||
| Dodgers tie NL Playoff Series with Garv's eighth inning home run. | |||
| Salutes the crowd with a tipped cap, when it was announced he moved into 4th place of all time consecutive games played. | |||
| At spring training in Tempe, Arizona starting his 18th major league season. | |||
| Always generous with autograph hounds, Garv inks another one with a grin. | |||
| Apprehensive Garvey pondering season ending injury requiring shoulder operation. | |||
| First baseman's season comes to an end because of shoulder injury. | |||
| Limbering up fielding grounders during spring training with his new team. | |||
| Kid Griff is all grin with Harold Reynolds before the start of his first major league game. | |||
| Kid Griff makes immediate impact as a Rookie. | |||
| Rookie Griff eyes pitch and unloads to send the ball into the right field seats to notch another HR. | |||
| Senior and Junior Griffey kid around at poster featuring both of them in their teams' uniforms. | |||
| Game-Action File Photo to be accompanied with story on Griff who is placed on the disabled list after suffering broken hand in a Chicago hotel room caused by a fall in the shower. | |||
| Rookie Griffey Jr watches his hit off Brewers starter Jeff Peterek (what ever happened to 'JP' anyway?) | |||
| During Cactus League action, Griff hits 2-run homer. | |||
| Senior gives Junior kudos in dressing room after great catch robbing Yankees Jesse Barfield of a home run. | |||
| Randy Johnson giving the Kid a high five! | |||
| Kid's Kids hanging over the rail for an autograph. | |||
| Chatting with Barry Bonds at batting practice before 61st All-Star Game. | |||
| Congratulated by teammate Alvin Davis after bonzo ball. | |||
| Griffey Senior joins the Mariners, making this the first time in major league history that a father and son will play for the same team. | |||
| Ken and his dad at press conference where reporters announce that this is the first time in major league history that a father and son will play on the same team at the same time. | |||
| Kid and Dad exercise in the rain in Tempe, Arizona. | |||
| Signing for the throng of fans. | |||
| Griff jogs with his teammate and father, Ken Griffey Sr. | |||
| Junior and Senior Griffey in the dugout waiting in the dugout. Kid bats 3rd and Dad bats 4th. | |||
| Younger brother Craig giving Kid some advice. | |||
| The Kid shares a laugh with Harold Baines and Will Clark prior to 62nd All-Star Game. | |||
| In a playful moment, Kid Griff shows off baby pacifier around his neck. Accused of whining too much since his arrival at spring training, coach Gene Clines delivered the gag. | |||
| Sliding in from right field to grab a fly ball. | |||
| Winding up enroute to a six-hit shutout vs. the Pirates. | |||
| Warming up in the bullpen during Media Day at Dodger Stadium. | |||
| Game action during his eighth straight win. | |||
| Displaying plaque presented to him at Yankee Stadium naming him 'Father Of The Year.' | |||
| 1955 File Photo to accompany coverage of Elston's death at age 51. | |||
| At news conference to announce his signing by Yankees. | |||
| Triple-Shot Photo with the 'Fish' trying to clean his cleats!! | |||
| Facing diagnosis of diabetes, the 'Fish' still in power stride. | |||
| Power slugger grimaces after hitting himself with a foul tip. He then ook his ire out on pitcher Wilbur Wood by blasting a home run over the right field fence. | |||
| Full facial shot. Reggie says he's hurting all over after suffering an outfield collision with Bill North, the teammate he fought with in Detroit. | |||
| Taking a cut and slamming out 28th home run. Could become the first player to hit 31 big shots before the end of June. | |||
| Twisted up at the plate after fouling off a Gaylord Perry pitch. | |||
| Sliding home, safe scoring from 2nd on a wild throw by Boston Red Sox 3rd baseman Butch Hobson. | |||
| Late to spring training and fined $5000, Reggie still is all smiles limbering up. | |||
| Helped off the field after brawl with Indians' pitcher John Denny. | |||
| Slugger sitting in locker room after he was struck out by Dodgers' rookie pitcher Bob Welch with two outs and the winning runs on base. Result was Dodger 4-3 win in second game of the World Series. | |||
| Full Facial Portrait during workouts for World Series against Dodgers. | |||
| Slugger caught yawning against the Dodgers. (Paper Fold upper rt. corner) | |||
| Bat splits in Reggie's hands after taking hard swing and popping out against Mets during spring training. | |||
| Retransmitted photo from 1977 during happier times with Billy Martin. | |||
| Reggie looks disgusted after striking out. | |||
| Frustrated Reggie after KO. | |||
| Reggie joking with heckler after being called a 'bum.' | |||
| During action at the plate in 51st All-Star Game, Reggie appears to be be flying after fouling off a pitch. | |||
| Retransmitted Photo from 1979 with Billy Martin sitting in dugout. Reggie coming to a team and manager that didn't want him, wouldn't talk to him, and fans who pelted his car with rocks. | |||
| Retransmitted 1980 Photo, watching a foul ball tip off his bat. | |||
| Reggie grimaces after striking out and struggling with a season long batting slump. | |||
| Rubbing shoulder during warm up prior to game with the White Sox. | |||
| Almost in a ballet pose avoiding inside pitch!! | |||
| Unleashing two-run homer over Brewers for second straight win in divisional playoffs. | |||
| Newest Angel sharing a laugh with Gene Autry. | |||
| Trying to regain his balance after taking a hearty cut. | |||
| In 'thanks' tips his hat to the crowd after hitting a three run homer. | |||
| Reggie watching the ball sail over the right field wall for his 527th Career Home Run. | |||
| Full-facial shot during spring training. (Upper right corner bend) | |||
| In-action shot of Reggie at the plate. | |||
| Multi-player photo with Wally Joyner. | |||
| Sitting with Oakland coach Joe DiMaggio, getting pointers on the wood work. Reggie says, 'I may be pushing 40, but you won't know it if you got in an alley with me.' | |||
| Yelling to teammate Wally Joyner from the Angels' dugout. | |||
| Reggie waving his cap to the crowd after hitting two-run hommer against the Indians. | |||
| Outfielder taking a hard swing on a pitch delivered by Roger Clemens. | |||
| Rare appearance as a pitcher tossing to teammates during batting practice. | |||
| On the day before Christmas, Reggie smiles for reporters at new conference announcing his acquistion by Oakland for 1987 season. | |||
| Smiling for photographers and sporting an A's cap after the announcement of his return to the Oakland club. | |||
| New A's member Ron Cey has a talk with Reggie before exercise session at spring training. | |||
| Intense after a strike call. | |||
| Bearing down on home plate just before sliding as he goes on to score one of five A's runs in the first inning against Texas. | |||
| Using his arms to phantomly guide ball he hit along the right field foul line seem to have worked. It went fair into the stands for a home run. | |||
| Waves cap to crowd at Anaheim Stadium. | |||
| Waving to the crowd at Yankee Stadium after indicating that he expects to retire. | |||
| Reggie on his way to the locker after the last game at home of theseason. | |||
| Steps from the dugout with a throng of fans behind, an anticipated retirement announcement not official. | |||
| In full swing during his last at bat of the season at Oakland Coliseum. | |||
| Tipping his cap to a standing ovation before his final at-bat in the major leagues. In his last appearance, Jackson made a broken-bat single. | |||
| Ending a 21-year career at Comiskey Park. | |||
| Honored at ASU Packard Stadium, Reggie holding Devils jersery at Alumni Game. | |||
| Back in A's uniform as special coach for Oakland, Reggie talks with baseball writers as team trains in background. | |||
| Reggie giving advice to Jose Canseco (reflected in sunglasses) while working as A's special coach. | |||
| Sharing a laugh with Mickey Rivers at a news conference the day before 'Oldtimers Day' at Yankee Stadium. | |||
| Former Yankee outfielder Mickey Mantle scrunches up for a smootch from Reggie during the team's 45th Annual Old Timers ceremony. Also pictured are Whitey Ford and Ron Guidry. | |||
| Coming off the mound and letting out a holler after the last pitch of his no-hitter against the Detroit Tigers. | |||
| Photo shows starting pitchers for the 1976 All-Star game Randy and Tigers' Mark Fidrych. | |||
| All smiles in the locker room after getting 3,000th hit on a double off Orioles' Dave McNally. | |||
| File Photo accomanying story on upcoming Hall Of Fame inductions. | |||
| File Photo from 10/02/74 used with 1980 Hall Of Fame Induction coverage. | |||
| Waving to crowd after belting home run in Old Timers Classic at RFK Stadium in Washington. (1/4-inch hole upper left) | |||
| Great shot of Al at batting cage waiting to practice for Old-Timers Day at Tiger Stadium. | |||
| Pictured in golf attire. | |||
| Winding up at Old Timers exhibition game. | |||
| As honorary captain of NL All-Stars, pitching to his teammates during midseason interleague matchup. | |||
| Greating fellow mound magician Don Drysdale before Old Timers Game at Dodger Stadium. | |||
| Six Cubs in All-Star Classic! Pictured are Maddux, Dawson, Dunston, Law, Sandberg and Palmiero. | |||
| Photo to go with story on first 15-game winner of the season. | |||
| Close Up of his delivery! | |||
| Game-Action Still! | |||
| Biting his tongue on close play at first. | |||
| Full Tilt in stop-action windup! | |||
| 1961 File Photo to accompany story on nomination for the Hall Of Fame. | |||
| 1964 File Photo to accompany story on Mick's Hall Of Fame eligibility. | |||
| Examining a bat during pre-game workout before All-Star Game. Mantlewas honorary captain for the American League. | |||
| 1960 File Photo to accompany story on Mick's hospitalization following a diagnosis of bleeding ulcer. He was admitted to the hospital in critical condition, but later improved to 'serious.' (Wrinkling in left corner) | |||
| During spring training as batting instructor for the Yankees. | |||
| In the trophy room of his Dallas home holding the Hikok award, part of his extensive memorabilia. | |||
| Sluggers Mantle and Roger Maris welcome the new Yankee manager, Clyde King, before the start of the Old Timers Game. | |||
| Displaying a promotional baseball card after his announcement of joining the Claridge Hotel and Casino as Director of Sports Promotions. | |||
| Former Giants' star and Mickey flank commissioner Peter Ueberroth afafter Ueberroth announced he had lifted the ban previously imposed because of their association with gambling casinos. | |||
| Greeting Roger Maris at Yankee Stadium, eight months before Maris died after a lengthy fight against cancer. | |||
| Holding his new video called 'Baseball Tips For Kids Of All Ages.' | |||
| Standing beside life-size painting of himself in the memorabilia area of his New York restaurant. | |||
| Wearing their Yankee pinstripes, Mick and Joe DiMaggio watch the giant screen as a film of Lou Gehrig's farewell speech is shown. | |||
| Using a photo from Mick's 1951 rookie year and shown with Billy Martin, Score produces a sample from a special series dedicated to the Bronx Bomber. | |||
| Surrounded in his restaurant by former teammates Hank Bauer, Moose Skowron and Johnny Kucks, Mickey holds his new book 'My Favorite Summer.' | |||
| Autographing one of his 1967 road jerseys at his New York restaurant. 'I had no idea it was worth $50,000,' he said, 'or I'd be sleeping in it.' | |||
| Mantle and Reggie Jackson sharing a laugh in the dugout prior to Old-Timers Day at Yankee Stadium. | |||
| Former Yankees' Whitey Ford admires Mick's gold earring as Ron Guidry and Reggie Jackson share the laughter at the 45th annual old-timers game. | |||
| Pointing to a picture of his teammate Billy Martin, three days after Martin died in a car accident on Christmas Eve. | |||
| Doffing his cap to reporters at a news conference following a liver transplant at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. Mantle died at the hospital on Aug. 13, 1995. | |||
| 1951 File Photo which would become the cover for Aug. 21, 1995 issue of Sports Illustrated. | |||
| Historic File Photo depicting Marichal swinging a bat in attempt to club Dodger catcher John Roseboro as Sandy Koufax trys to separate the two. | |||
| Sharing some laughs with Cardinals' Sixto Lezcano and Keith Hernandez during spring training visit. | |||
| Waving his cap and responding to the cheers at Yankee Stadium during ceremony in which his number was retired and a plaque placed in center field. | |||
| 1961 File Photo showing Maris hitting his 61st home run. To accompany story covering his death. | |||
| 1986 File Photo for story on a monumental award following salary agreement. | |||
| Warming up during spring training workout. | |||
| 1988 File Photo to accompany story of Mattingly's dramatic reading of 'Casey At The Bat' for the Evansville (Ind.) Philharmonic. | |||
| Grinning ear to ear with teammate Juan Marichal after signing lucrative contracts. | |||
| 1972 File Photo to accompany story on anticipated departure from baseball. | |||
| Now as a coach says, 'For the first time since I stopped playing I'm enjoying myself on the field.' | |||
| Acknowledging cheers from crowd of 20,000 who gave him a two-minute standing ovation upon retirement of his uniform number 24. | |||
| Carrying a bat as he heads towards his first day of spring training as an instructor. | |||
| Posing with Willie McCovey at spring training joining club as special assistants. | |||
| Pointing to his head, Willie tell Dan Gladden to always pay attention in the outfield. | |||
| Expressing a grateful smile after ban for taking a job with an Atlantic City casino is lifted. | |||
| Hanging onto Giants' dugout, awaits introduction to fans attending Giants home opener. | |||
| Doffing cap to the applause of 23,000 fans at the Oakland Coliseum after being introduced at Old Timer's game. | |||
| Pointing playfully at Oakland A's rookie Jose Canseco prior to annual Old Timer's Game. | |||
| Clowning around with former ChiSox Luke Appling before Old Timers Classic at RFK Stadium. | |||
| Talking with a group of new players as an instructor for Giants during spring training. | |||
| In cap and gown wiping perspiration and emotion from his face after receiving honorary associate in arts degree by the Atlantic Community College. (6-inch diagonal crease) | |||
| Reds' Johnny Bench passes the ball and pen to Willie as two pose for photographers before the start of the 2nd annual Seniors' All-Star Game. (Left corner crease) | |||
| Giving a few tips to Darren Lewis during spring training. | |||
| Getting a handshake and a pat on the backside from Jim Davenport (both former Giants) after clubbing 2-run homer. | |||
| Checking flight of his fifteenth career grand slam to him with Hank Aaron for the all-time record. | |||
| Watching ball's flight as homer sails out. | |||
| Which is exactly what he is doing in this photo----stretching! (Several small wrinkles) | |||
| Raising his hands in salute to cheering crowd during his last home game appearance before retirement. (1/2-inch paper tear at top) | |||
| Marks McCovey's last major league game appearance before retirement. | |||
| 1980 Game-Action File Photo to run with story on his induction into the Hall Of Fame. | |||
| Appreciating the crowd at Candlestick Park during two-minute standing ovation for his achievements as a Giant. | |||
| Biting his lip with emotion at podium in Cooperstown, his Hall Of Fame plaque behind him, Willie recalls the friends that helped his career. | |||
| Humourous photo of Willie autographing one of the 600 balls benefiting his favorite charity. | |||
| Throwing off his batting helmet after getting tagged out at home plate. | |||
| After nursing injured ribs, back in the batting cage during World Series workouts. | |||
| Bumping elbows with All-Star MVP Terry Steinbach after AL beat NL! | |||
| Waving his arms in the air as he follows the flight of his game-winning ninth inning home run against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the third game of the World Series! | |||
| Clouting game-winning ninth inning home run against the Dodgers in World Series Game #3. | |||
| Rapping a seventh inning double in 5-0 win over Indians. | |||
| First Inning action during World Series Game #1 with San Francisco Giants. | |||
| Being congratulated at home plate by fellow 'Bash Brother' Jose Canseco. | |||
| Jumping for his slide into home plate!! | |||
| Another camera view of Minnie holding five bats, one for each decade he has played in the major leagues. | |||
| Holding five bats, to indicate five decades in major league baseball, with a big grin after being activated at the age of 57. | |||
| Leaps for ball and makes an outstanding grab in midair and parallel to the ground. | |||
| Making a diving attempt at third to pull down a liner. | |||
| Watching a fifth inning double during action after extending his batting streak to 27 consecutive games. | |||
| Congratulated at first base by Indians' Tommy Hinzo after hitting safely in his 35th consecutive game. | |||
| In full-swing form at the plate after getting a hit in his 35th consecutive game. | |||
| Tipping his helmet as he stands on second getting a standing ovation after doubling to extend his hitting streak to 36, passing Ty Cobb who had a 35 game streak in 1917. | |||
| Tips his helmet to the crowd as Royals George Brett looks on at first base. Paul's 38th consecutive game with a hit. | |||
| Stretching with bat before game in which he will try to extend his hitting streak to 38 games. | |||
| Heading to first after extending his hitting streak to 39 games. | |||
| Eyeing his infield grounder as his 39 game hitting streak comes to an end. | |||
| In front of a standing crowd at the dugout and tipping his hat to the fans as he extended his hitting streak to 39 games. | |||
| In midair at third base attempting to tag Toronto's Mookie Wilson. | |||
| Fantastic 'stop-action'at second as ball is firmly seen in Paul's glove prior to throwing out Blue Jays' Tony Hernandez. | |||
| Intense action at second base as Paul can't hold onto ball in attempt to put out a sliding Yankee, Kevin Maas. | |||
| Kicking up his leg during spring training workouts. | |||
| Watching the flight of his 2000th career hit. | |||
| Still holding bat as he takes off for first base after hitting a double down the right field line. | |||
| Being greeted at home plate by teammates Franklin Stubbs and Kirk Gibson after hitting a grand slam. | |||
| Left holding the handle of his bat after he cracked it on a pitch from Expos' Kevin Cross. | |||
| Phil demonstrating his two-fingered knuckleball to brother Joe (Cubs). | |||
| Leaving the dugout wearing a cap with an emblem which reads '530' to signify the career victories he and his brother have accumulated. This figure now surpasses the previous leaders, Gaylord & Jim Perry. | |||
| An emotional Niekro bites his lips and waves to a crowd of over 26,000 fans after pitching in his last major league game. | |||
| Shown holding Cy Youngs that he received in 1973 and 1975, prior to becoming the first AL pitcher to get the honor three times. | |||
| Rearing back off the mound. | |||
| Excellent stop-action capturing ball from Jim's hands. | |||
| 1976 File Photo to accomany article on Hall Of Fame induction. | |||
| Posing with Reds' Joe Morgan at Cooperstown as both had just been inducted into the Hall Of Fame. | |||
| At 45, going through spring training motion in effort to return with the Orioles. | |||
| Cleaning out his locker to an impromptu press conference after announcing an end to his comeback bid. | |||
| Tipping his cap to the fans at Camden Yard after it was announced he had signed a five-year extension to stay with the Orioles. | |||
| Flashing the 'peace' sign as he prepares to talk to the crowd as part of the ceremonies honoring for his Hall Of Fame induction. | |||
| Full Portrait to accompany announcement of change of managerial scenery. | |||
| All smiles as he fields reporters' queries regarding rumours that he will be named Cleveland Indians' manager. | |||
| Wearing a smile in the dugout as he talks to infielder Jerry Da Vanon. | |||
| A relaxed man in the dressing room. | |||
| Hands clasped, a concentrated Frank watches batting practice. | |||
| Under an umbrella waving to the crowd showing their support during a parade for the second-place team in the AL East. | |||
| Under watchful eye of pitching coach Mel Wright as he warms up in spring training after coming over from the Angels. | |||
| Taking a breather on the mound during NL Playoffs against his former team the New York Mets. | |||
| Gesturing to reporters at news conference after announced signing with the Texas Rangers. | |||
| Action as Ryan goes into the eight inning for a no-hit bid. Brewers' Terry Francona ended it by cracking a single. | |||
| Follow through on delivery in game where he loses a no hitter with one out in the 9th inning against the Blue Jays. | |||
| Waving to the crowd after becoming only the sixth pitcher in major league history to defeat all 26 teams. | |||
| In fine form, but loses a no-hitter in the eight inning on an Indian's Brook Jacoby single. | |||
| Stop-action catches ball coming to the plate. At this point, Ryan only needed 14 strikeouts to become the first pitcher to record 5,000 Career Strikeouts. | |||
| Needing only fourteen KOs to set record of 5,000 Career Strikeouts, delivering from the mound. | |||
| Tipping his cap to the crowd after getting A's Rickey Henderson to become his 5000th KO victim. | |||
| Great 'follow-through' photo! | |||
| Being congratulated by his catcher Chad Kreuter after tossing his 5000th Career Strikeout. | |||
| Tippin his hat to the fans after getting his 5000th Career Strikeout. | |||
| Reacting to a pitch crossing the plate with a batter's perspective. (Multiple creases in rt. corner) | |||
| Forceful delivery during home opener. | |||
| After throwing a Rangers' record sixteen strikeouts in nine innings. | |||
| Getting a handshake from teammate Charlie Hough after striking out sixteen. | |||
| The form is there, but no-hit bid only makes it through seven innings. | |||
| Raising his glove victoriously while being surrounded by his teammates after a no-hitter against the A's. | |||
| On the mound during his 6th career no-hitter. | |||
| Being carried off the field at Oakland Coliseum after tossing no-hitter against the A's. | |||
| Putting his fist in the air after throwing a no-hitter against the A's. | |||
| Tossing football during warm ups in a classic 'Unitas' pose. | |||
| Being carried off the field by teammates and fans following his 6th career no-hitter. | |||
| Holding up a ball with a number six written on it as he sits in the dugout the day after hurling his sixth no-hitter. | |||
| Great shot with Ryan all smiles during drills at spring training. | |||
| Relaxing with an ice pack on his arm, after facing his son Reid (also pictured) in an exhibition pitching duel. | |||
| Delivering at age 44, as he pitched his seventh career no-hitter and fanning 16 in the process. | |||
| Jovial reaction after throwing the last pitch in his seventh career no-hitter against the Toronto Blue Jays. | |||
| Wearing a Texas size grin and waving gloved hand to the crowd after tossing his 7th no-hitter. | |||
| Getting a hug from teammate catcher Mike Stanley after completing his seventh career no-hitter. | |||
| Working out on an exercise bike, his shoulder and elbow packed in ice. | |||
| Against a backdrop of a huge crowd, Ryan acknowledges a standing ovation for striking out 16 batters at age 44. | |||
| Grimacing during delivery as he pitches despite a shoulder injury. | |||
| After coming off the 15-day disabled list, pitching in old familiar form. | |||
| Pitching pose as ball magically is suspended at his fingertips. | |||
| On the mound with ball captured in mid-air, following contract extension with the Rangers. | |||
| Perspective of Ryan from a batter's point of view. | |||
| Firing against the Braves as his arm takes on a grotesque appearance. | |||
| Multi-player file photo for use with World Series stories. Also pictured are Cey, J.Davis, Durham, Mathews, Derier, Moreland. | |||
| Acknowledging a standing ovation from fans at dugout steps after it was announced that Ryne had been named NL MVP. | |||
| Multi-player file photo for use with Playoff stories. Also pictured are Grace, Dunston, Law, D.Smith, Walton, Dawson, Wrona. | |||
| Waiting his turn for batting practice waving his bat with two iron doughnuts. | |||
| Rounding third base a jovial Schmidt grins on clubbing his 45th homer of the season. | |||
| Taking a lead off first in a season heading for MVP honors. | |||
| File Photo of game action to accompany story on being named 1986 NL Most Valuable Player. | |||
| Smiling before reporters' microphones at press conference announcing his third MVP award. (Staple in corner) | |||
| All smiles in this close-up taken at news conference where it was announced he had won his third NL MVP award. | |||
| Stretching with a broad smile during spring workouts. At this point he needed just five home runs for a career total of 500. | |||
| Focusing on the ball that is going out of the park for number 498. | |||
| Patiently waiting with bat under chin at the indoor batting cage in Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium. | |||
| Watching his 499th Homer fly out of Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium. | |||
| Well-coiffed Schmidty grinning for the press at news conference reporting Mike's re-signing with the Phillies for two years. | |||
| Anxiously awaiting to break out of slump as he prepares his bat in the on-deck area. | |||
| Letting out a giant smile at news conference after signing one-year deal with Phillies. | |||
| Pensive moment as a line drive is magically suspended near his glove. | |||
| Close-up of Mike wiping tears during a news conference where he announced his retirement. | |||
| Wiping a tear at his 5/29 press conference announcing his retirement. Despite being voted to NL All-Star team, he did not play due to his untimely retirement. | |||
| Doffing his cap to the crowd one last time before retirement. | |||
| Side view of Tom unleashing a pitch at Shea vs. the Pirates. | |||
| Holding a baseball which displays his accomplishments that season: 20 Wins, 1.76 ERA and 289 Strikeouts. | |||
| Grimacing with effort as he tosses the ball in his first workout of the year. | |||
| Straightening out his equipment in the locker room at Shea after signing a new contract with the Mets. | |||
| Following through on his wind up and going for his 22nd win. | |||
| Showing he's still got the right stuff by getting NL Cy Young after posting 22 wins. | |||
| Dual File Photo with Seaver on left, and Dodgers' Sandy Koufax on the right. Seaver received his third Cy Young, a feat equaled only by Koufax. | |||
| 1975 File Photo with text pondering the possibilities of interleagueplay and how Seaver would fare against someone like Fred Lynn of the Red Sox. | |||
| Long-hairred and intense before taking batting practice, rumours are dispelled at spring training of his possible departure to another club. | |||
| 1975 File Photo with Mets. Within 48 hours, Tom was to become a Cincinnati Red. | |||
| An unhappy Seaver depicted in dugout prior to his last game with the Mets, an organization he no longer desired to play for. | |||
| Giving off an anguished look from the mound as Bill Russell of the Dodgers scores what proves to be the winning run. | |||
| Toweling himself off during his stint on the mound at a hot and humid All-Star game. | |||
| Working off the mound during spring training. | |||
| Double Image photo catching Seaver throwing up his arms victoriouslyafter downing the Cardinals on a 3-0 shutout. | |||
| Reaching back to turn his high, hard one loose against his former team the New York Mets. | |||
| In fine form, though a bit older, after getting his 300th win. | |||
| Ball captured just leaving his fingertips en route to home plate. | |||
| At 42, sixteen days after rejoining the Mets, Seaver stands before a microphone announcing his retirement from baseball. | |||
| Tipping his hat at a New York press conference after being elected to the Hall Of Fame. | |||
| 1983 File Photo with the Mets to accompany stories on his possible nomination to the Hall Of Fame. | |||
| 1973 File Photo (Mets) Portrait surrounding articles on Hall Of Fame induction. | |||
| With Rollie Fingers at awards ceremony in Cooperstown, raising theircaps to those in attendance. | |||
| 1985 File Photo during 300th win and used with stories on his Hall Of Fame induction. | |||
| Diving stop behind second to take a hit away from Padres' Garry Templeton. | |||
| Arguing face to face with umpire after a called 'third strike' by Lanny Harris. | |||
| Multi-Player Team File Photo to accompany Playoff coverage. Also pictured are DeJesus, Herr, Forsch, Nieto, Dayley, J.Clark, Cedeno & Porter. | |||
| Reacting with a pumping fist as he rounds second base following game-winning home run against the Dodgers in the NL Playoffs. | |||
| Airborne in his patented acrobatic flip as he heads for his positionmoments before the start of World Series game. | |||
| Caught high in mid-air as a sliding Mets' Kevin McReynolds unsuccessfully attempts break up of double play. | |||
| Three-Shot sequence of Oz and his diamond acrobatics. | |||
| Appearing to dance over a sliding Yankees' Don Mattingly as Cubs second baseman Ryne Sandberg watches the action during All-Star game. | |||
| Gesturing with index finger while talking with reporters during workout before All-Star Game. Oz received the most votes of any player. | |||
| Team File Photo with Oz, McGee, Pendleton, Tudor, Worrell, Pagnozzi, Magrane, Lindeman, Mathews, Morris, Oquendo, Pena. | |||
| Waving a towel in the air celebrating his team's defeat of the Giants in the sixth game of the NL Playoffs. | |||
| Chasing down a runner during pickoff drills at spring training. | |||
| Backhanding a ground ball during spring drills. | |||
| Smiling as he goes down the line signing autographs for fans at spring training. | |||
| Taking a close look at the Rawlings Gold Glove Award he received. | |||
| Down on one knee fielding grounder. | |||
| Airborne glimpse at Ozzie turning the double play with ease. | |||
| Flying through the air as photo captures a suspended ball from Oz's throw. | |||
| Wearing a highway patrol hat after being named honorary trooper by the Illinois State Police. | |||
| Following through on throw to first after putting tag on Reds' Barry Larkin. | |||
| Grinning before reporters microphones after getting his 2,000th hit. | |||
| Appearing to be suspended in air after making tag on Giants' Chris Brown. | |||
| Pumping his fist in the air and letting out a yell a pitching seven-hit win against Giants. | |||
| Hurling against Pirates during NLCS. | |||
| Cocking his arm and delivering during World Series against the Minnesota Twins. | |||
| Clutching plaque, a bearded Stargell smiles for the press. | |||
| Watching the flight of his ball, which ended up being a pop out. | |||
| Grimacing as his ankles are twisted around each other following a mammoth swing which unfortunately ended in a strikeout. | |||
| Before a packed house at Three Rivers Stadium, Willie at the microphone bidding fans farewell. | |||
| Carrying a fungo bat in his back pocket as he talks during a baseball clinic for local children. | |||
| 1979 File Photo for use with Hall Of Fame induction coverage. | |||
| 1968 File Photo to accompany Hall Of Fame story. | |||
| 1981 File Photo to accompany coverage of Hall Of Fame induction. | |||
| Wiping his face on a muggy afternoon after his introduction at the Hall Of Fame ceremonies. | |||
| Dual photo. On the left, stepping down as New York Mets manager. On the right, 1934 pic from his days as Brooklyn Dodger manager. | |||
| Wink-signalling the photographer while showing off a birthday card. | |||
| Holding a handful of birthday cards and behind a large baseball-shaped candle, Casey turns 85. | |||
| Making a major league production out of blowing out a tiny flame atop a baseball-shaped candle on his 85th birthday. | |||
| Showing the form that gets him his fifth career shutout in this gameagainst the Royals. | |||
| Striking a hitting pose during spring training. | |||
| Sharing a light moment with teammate Gary Carter before a game. | |||
| Posing with teammate Gary Carter prior to All-Star game. | |||
| Giving a statement to the media upon his release from Smithers Institute. | |||
| Watching the flight of his 3-run homer giving him 100 RBIs for the season. | |||
| All smiles going through exercise routine at first day of winter workouts in Dodger Stadium. | |||
| Posing under a large Dodger marquee and sporting a Mickey Mouse sweatshirt as he trades coasts. | |||
| Turning away from the ball after being hit by a pitch during spring training. | |||
| Sharing a joke with former teammate Dwight Gooden at spring training. | |||
| Blowing a kiss from first base to his former teammates in the New York Mets dugout. | |||
| Watching his three-run homer against his old team the New York Mets. | |||
| Being congratulated at home plate by Brett Butler, Eddie Murray and Lenny Harris after crushing grand slam. | |||
| Receiving high-five greetings at home plate from teammate Kal Daniels after powering a grand slam. | |||
| Bats, ball, pennants, cards thrust at Darryl for his autograph. | |||
| Raising his arms in jubilation after getting his 300th win. | |||
| Rearing back to throw and seeking his 300th win. | |||
| Showing the form that got him his 300th win. | |||
| Grit and determination etched on his face in this matchup with the Kansas City Royals. | |||
| Banging elbows with teammate Tim Raines after clouting 2-run homer. | |||
| Scrambling to first for pickoff throw. | |||
| Finishing his swing and watching the ball head toward the left field fence for a two-run homer. | |||
| Firing the ball to first over the head of A's Carney Lansford to complete the double play. | |||
| Casting a look of disbelifef after being struck out. | |||
| Sliding past home plate out of the reach of Rangers' Mike Stanley's glove. | |||
| Reacting in pain after being hi in the elbow on a pitch by Yankees' Rick Rhoden. | |||
| Bobbling a ground ball in a rare display of miscue. | |||
| Relaying the ball after forcing out Blue Jays Tony Fernandez. | |||
| Watching the flight of his ball as it clears the fence against the Indians. | |||
| Waving his hat to the crowd in appreciation of their standing ovation for his 2,000th career hit. | |||
| 1985 File Photo showing Bob with two of his baseball cards. Pic to accompany newpaper coverage of 'a very mild heart attack.' | |||
| Very early photo in his career at the age of fifteen when he signed his first contract with Los Mayos de Navojoa for $5000. | |||
| Displaying a superb screwball during season opener in which he pitched a five-hit shutout. | |||
| Twenty-three members of Fernando's extended family...he was missing from this photo because he was pitching for the Los Angeles Dodgers. | |||
| Frustration etched on El Toro's face after losing his first game in nine starts. | |||
| With Tommy Lasorda, both decked in large sombreros celebrating Fernando's 1981 NL Rookie Of The Year Award | |||
| Tight-lipped and tossing his patented screwball. | |||
| Showing his stuff against the Cardinals. | |||
| Holding up ball with number '20' written on it to indicate the number of wins thus far in the season. | |||
| Coming off a 21-11 season, El Toro looks like he has all the tools during this spring training shot. | |||
| Stepping into the pitch as he practices bunting during spring training. | |||
| Returning to solid form from the mound after five losses in a row. | |||
| Tossing a couple of warmups during the opening of Dodger winter workout. | |||
| Looking as though he just tasted a lemon, a sour expression coming from Fernando during a bad outing. | |||
| Delivering a pitch en route to his first no-hitter. | |||
| Waving his cap to the crowd which has just acknowledged Fernando for his no-hitter thrown the previous day. | |||
| On the mound with manager Bill Russell who removes Fernando from the game. Valenzuela was later released. | |||
| Pitching his first live game since spring training. | |||
| Pitching in the minors for the Angels AA affiliate at Midland. | |||
| Rearing back to win game on only 78 pitches, 47 of which were strikes. | |||
| Throwing in the outfield during batting practice with a large 'Angels' logo as a backdrop. | |||
| Delivering for a new team after being released by the Dodgers. | |||
| Pleasant reaction at the plate as he plays in an oldtimers game at Fenway Park. | |||
| Watching his pop foul during Old-Timers Day. | |||
| Giving his players some pointers in the duguout. | |||
| File photo prior to 'paste-up' without text. | |||
| From his college days at the University of Minnesota. | |||
| Explaining to a group of reporters his desire to be one of baseball's best all-around players. | |||
| Graciously autographing items for a group of kids at Shea Stadium. | |||
| Before an array of microphones at press conference announcing his plans to test the free-agent market. | |||
| Grimacing at the plate as he takes a called strike. | |||
| In full swing after whacking his 300th career home run. | |||
| Reacting in pain after being hit in the head with baseball while sliding into home plate. | |||
| Powering a hit and in sharp form. | |||
| Congratulated by third base coach Bobby Knoop after banging out career 389th career home run, which tied him for 25th with Johnny Bench. | |||
| Swinging big lumber at spring training. | |||
| Talking to sports writers after comments by team owner Tom Yawkey saying 'it would take one hell of a deal' to get Carl in a trade. | |||
| Enjoying a light moment with teammate Rico Petrocelli during workout at Fenway Park. | |||
| At 38, still in shape to play the game. | |||
| All smiles in front of locker celebrating with beer and fried chicken. | |||
| Looking up at foul ball during his pursuit of 3,000th hit. | |||
| A saddened Yaz after watching his fly ball get caught and losing the opportunity to get his 3,000th hit. | |||
| Smiling and gayfully answering reporters questions during new conference in which his retirement was announced. | |||
| Twisting around at the plate watching his popout during his final at bat in the major leagues. | |||
| Waving to fans at Fenway Park during the last game of his illustrious career. | |||
| 1963 File Photo to accompany story on Hall Of Fame induction. | |||
| Awaiting word of his Hall Of Fame nomination at his father's apartment. | |||
| File Photo to accompany coverage of HOF induction. | |||
| 1983 File Photo with Yaz doffing his cap to the crowd prior to his last game before retiring. | |||
| Touching a sculpture being carved in his likeness by artist Armand LaMontagne to be displayed at the New England Sports Museum in Boston. | |||
| Posing next to life-sized basswood sculpture created by artist Armand LaMontagne. | |||
| Holding an enlarged version of a new baseball card produced by Score for its 1992 set. | |||
| Eighteen years old, early photo of ROOKIE in his Brewers uniform. | |||

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