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12-13-2015, 09:04 AM
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Guerrero was my favorite of the mid 80s. I lived and died with that 1985 tram that won the West but lost to the Cards in the NLCS.
Pedro was pretty much the only offense the team had. Of course, if you check the pitching stats for Orel, Fernando, and Welch...not too much help was needed.
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