Julio Franco, Baseball player with the New York Mets

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Dominican-born Julio Franco, a first baseman for the New York Mets, became the oldest regularly appearing position player in the history of Major League Baseball (MLB) in 2005. Franco's distinction as a ballplayer is not limited to his age, and after 28-plus seasons as a pro, which saw him play for the Cleveland Indians, the Texas Rangers, and many more, he maintains a career batting average of just under .300.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, New York Mets, Franco, Julio

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Jim Thome, baseball player

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The article discusses the life and career of popular baseball player Jim Thome.

Illinois, Thome, Jim

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Joe Mauer, baseball player

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The article profiles the achievements of popular baseball player Joe Mauer.

Mauer, Joe

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