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Baseball Digest
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Articles in Sept 2006 issue of Baseball Digest
- Players with the greatest five-year stretches: a half decade of excellence has defined many of the game's most prolific performers
by George Vass - Bob Uecker made it big-time despite an uninspiring playing career: a lifetime .200 hitter in the majors, former catcher became a well-known TV personality and Hall of Fame broadcaster
by Sam Mellinger - Jermaine Dye: an unsung hero for White Sox: right fielder is all about winning and performance, leaving his individual accomplishments for others to admire
by Joe Cowley - 1960 Ad
by Rich Marazzi - Has the home run lost its luster? With advancements in bat manufacturing, changes in the balls and hitter-friendly stadia, drives out of the park have become commonplace
by Bruce R. Wells - Most league titles
- Jose Reyes developing into a star: Mets' talented, young shortstop continues to show potential to be ranked among the games elite performers
by Joe Gergen - 7th inning stretch: hits per game career leaders
by Paul White - Baseball quick quiz
- Banking on the rookie: Tigers have high hopes for right-hander Justin Verlander: winning 10 of his first 14 decisions put pitcher on a pace to become first A.L. hurler to win 20 games in his inaugural season since 1954
by Steve DiMeglio - The fans speak out
by Bob Reigh - Baseball profile: Ryan DempsterChicago Curbs
by Rick Sorci - Ichiro and Pujols: rank as majors' best pure hitters
by John Kuenster - Some fathers who helped mold their sons into big leaguers: four Oakland A's had added guidance into their careers as professional baseball players by their ex-big leagues dads
by Neil Hayes - The batting stance: every hitter has a different style and approach when he stands at the plate, but the results, not how he looks, define his success
by Kevin Gemmell - Ron Guidry: recalls glory days with the Yankees: left-hander remembers 1978 Cy Young performance when he dominated American League hitters and New York won World Series
by John McMurray - Vernon Wells adds top defense to his all-around play
by Jeff Berlinicke - 1947 Ad
by Al Doyle