New York Yankees - Thurman Munson
Baltimore Orioles - Boog Powell
Boston Red Sox - Nomar Garciaparra
Detroit Tigers - Norm Cash
Cleveland Indians - Albert Belle
Milwaukee Brewers/Seattle Pilots - Cecil Cooper
Toronto Blue Jays - Dave Stieb
Kansas City Royals - Amos Otis
Texas Rangers / Washington Senators - Frank Howard
Chicago White Sox - Harold Baines
Minnesota Twins - Jim Perry
California Angels - Bobby Grich
Seattle Mariners - Jay Buhner
Kansas City A's / Oakland A's - Carney Lansford
Philadelphia Phillies - Richie Allen
Pittsburgh Pirates - Dave Parker
St. Louis Cardinals - Ken Boyer/Jim Edmonds
Chicago Cubs - Mark Grace
Montreal Expos / Washington Nationals - Tim Wallach
New York Mets -Darryl Strawberry
Los Angeles Dodgers / Brooklyn Dodgers - Maury Wills
Cincinnati Reds - George Foster/Vada Pinson
Houston Astros - Jim Wynn
San Francisco Giants/New York Giants - Will Clark
San Diego Padres - Benito Santiago
Atlanta Braves / Milwaukee Braves - Lew Burdette
I would add a few players who don’t line up well with just one team because they performed well for many years: Al Oliver, Bill Madlock, Darrel Evans, Tommy Davis, Reggie Smith, Don Baylor & Joe Carter. Oliver and Madlock should be in the HOF, IMO.
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