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Paul Molitor was a seven-time All-Star in his 21-year career. (Milo Stewart Jr.)
Molitor thrills Cooperstown audience
The crowd rose as one to greet the average-sized man in the blue-and-white striped golf shirt -- a man who looked like many other baseball fans in Cooperstown this weekend. More >
Gossage elected for impact on the game
A reliever by trade, he never won a Cy Young Award in either league nor was he named the Most Valuable Player during the regular season or any postseason series. Never even came close on either. He was a nine-time All-Star, but only pitched in six Midsummer Classics. More >
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