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Hall of Fame left fielder for the Montreal Expos, inducted in 2017, who stole 808 career bases and posted a career .385 on-base percentage as one of the premier leadoff hitters of the 1980s.
Gary Carter was a Hall of Fame catcher nicknamed "The Kid" who won three Gold Gloves and played a pivotal role in the New York Mets' 1986 World Series championship.
Hall of Fame right fielder, primarily for the Montreal Expos and Anaheim Angels, who won the 2004 AL MVP and was renowned for hitting pitches outside the strike zone.
Hall of Fame outfielder who won the 1987 NL MVP with the Chicago Cubs despite the team finishing last, the first MVP award ever given to a player on a last-place club.
Moises Alou is a Dominican outfielder and son of Felipe Alou who was a six-time All-Star known for his consistent hitting, finishing with a career .303 batting average over 17 seasons.
