Ichiro Suzuki

In his first year in 2001 he was a dynamic leadoff man, and had 1.5 hits per game, stole with his sprinter like speed and played a gold glove defense in right field. He was a seven time batting champion in Japan, led the American League in batting, steals, while winning the league Most valuable player and rookie of the year.

Pedro Martinez

Pedro Martinez is one of today’s premiere pitchers now playing on the New York Mets. He was born 7/5/71 in Manoguayabo Dominican Republic. He’s a 5’11 Right hander that can get his pitches to a speed in the upper nineties.

Manny Ramirez

Manny Ramirez was the 13^th overall pick in the ’91 draft by the Indians, he had 33 homers and 120 RBI’s while advancing from Double-A to the majors in ’93. Later he was traded to the Boston Red Sox and is now one of today's best left fielders.

Barry Bonds

Barry Bonds graduated from Arizona State and was first round, first pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1985. Then later he was traded to the San Francisco Giants. Then in 2001 he broke the home run record of seventy home runs by getting 73

Miguel Tejada

Miguel Tejada was born in Bani, Dominican Republic and didn’t go to college. He was Signed by the Oakland Athletics as a non-drafted free agent at the young age of 17. Now he is still on the Baltimore Orioles and is their starting short stop after been traded in 2002.

Ken Griffey J.R

Ken Griffey J.R is one of today's best Center Fielders. He was born in Donora, Pennsylvania, surpassed even his own expectations by pacing the American League in Homeruns, RBI’s and runs scored while leading the mariners in the 1997 West Crown.

Roger Clemens

Roger Clemens, A.K.A "The Rocket" played for the Boston red sox for most of his career. Then A couple of years ago in 2001 he was traded to the Houston Astros.

Alex Rodriguez

Alex Rodriguez was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in 1997 and had a batting average of .300. he had 23 homeruns and 84 RBI's in his rookie season. Later he was traded to the Yankees and converted over to third base because they already had a shortstop.

Randy Johnson

Randy Johnson was born in Creek California in 1963 and he is the tallest player in Major League history at the height of 6'10. He was traded from Montreal to Seattle where he played there for a while then was traded to the Diamond back then finally he was traded to the New York Yankees.

Gary Sheffield

Gary Sheffield was born in Tampa Bay then in the majors his rookie year he played in Milwaukee for the Brewers. Then he played for the Yankees where he still is today.