Texas terror

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Julio Franco, Ruben Sierra, Rafael Palmeiro and Juan Gonzalez of the Texas Rangers constitute baseball's most feared batting lineup. They combined for a .310 batting average in 1991, and drove in a total of 384 runs. The accomplishments of each players are discussed.

Palmeiro, Rafael, Franco, Julio, Sierra, Ruben

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Lone Ranger: Texas' Juan Gonzalez is a puzzling personality who happens to be baseball's premier home run hitter

Article Abstract:

Juan Gonzalez of the Texan Rangers led the league in home runs in 1992 with a 43 season total. Gonzalez is only 23 years old and obviously has a bright future in baseball. This is good news for the Rangers, a team that has failed to win its division in 21 years.

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Super Joe

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Toronto Blue Jay star Joe Carter is profiled. Everyone agrees Carter is a nice person and generous to a fault. He is also the major leagues' runs-batted-in leader since 1986. He has driven in a total of 653 runs during that six year period.

Toronto Blue Jays, Carter, Joe

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