Paul Molitor
Nicknamed “The Ignitor”, 7-time All Star Paul Molitor finished with 3,319 career hits. A World Series MVP, Molitor was a first-ballot HoFer.
Read More > Harmon Killebrew
Harmon Killebrew hit 573 homers; at his retirement it was the most by a right-hander in AL history & the 2nd-most in the AL behind Babe Ruth.
Read More >Rod Carew
Former MVP and seven-time batting champion, Rod Carew was selected to the All Star game every year but his final Major League season.
Read More >Bert Blyleven
A prolific prankster, Bert Blyleven was a master at the “hot foot”. He could pitch a little too as evidenced by his 287 wins and 3,701 career K’s.Â
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