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Articles in July 2003 issue of Baseball Digest

• Cardinals look to Edgar Renteria for leadership: St. Louis shortstop helps generate a winning atmoshere
  by Dan O'Neill
• Vladimir Guerrero: baseball's quiet super talent: Expos all-around performer excels on the field despite limited publicity with Montreal's small fan base - Montreal Expos outfielder
  by Mike Bauman
• The fans speak out - Letters To The Editor - Letter to the Editor
• Baseball profile: Johnny Damon—Boston Red Sox - Interview
  by Rick Sorci
• Oldest Hall of Fame member revives some baseball memories - Warm Up Tosses - Al Lopez
  by John Kuenster
• All-Star surprises: players who were called for duty despite unimpressive statistics
  by Al Doyle
• Baseball's elite: to build the perfect major league player, special talents of the game's most gifted athletes would have to be compressed into one
  by Jason Cole
• Turn back the clock: former player and A.L. President Bobby Brown recalls his Yankee career: second baseman was an off-season medical student during his career and managed to hit .439 in 17 World Series games
  by Jim Sargent
• Deficient defenders: many players have earned reputations as "good hit, no field" performers - descriptions of play of baseball players
  by George Vass
• Club history Detroit Tigers - Illustration
• Magglio Ordonez: a superstar in disguise: White Sox slugger rates among the most productive players in the majors, but still receives little recognition
  by Bonnie DeSimone
• 7th Inning stretch - baseball players who have hit home runs for at least seven teams - Illustration
• A hitter's game: rule changes promoting offense have favored batters over pitchers
  by Mark Herrmann
• Baseball rules corner: non-playing personnel sometimes involved in interference calls
  by Rich Marazzi
• Baseball quick quiz
• Pitching as an art: Hall of Fame Hurler Tom Seaver discusses his favorite topic - Interview
  by Marty Noble