1989 All Star Game, AL Players

now let's greet the 1989 American League all-star squad first the equipment manager Leonard Garcia and now the trainer's from your California Angels let's spin and from the Cleveland Indians Jim warp you the coaches from the Oakland Athletics number five partner from the California Angels number 53 Marcel lachemann from the Boston Red Sox number 35 Joe Morgan from the California Angels number 12 dog trainer and in the bullpen from Oakland number 18 Dave Duncan now the American League non-starters from the Baltimore Orioles number 14 Mickey Tettleton from the Boston Red Sox number 39 Mike Greenwell from the California Angels number 30 Devon white and number 31 Chuck Finley from the Cleveland Indians number 11 Joey and number 21 greats went down from the Detroit Tigers number 39 Mike Penniman from the Kansas City Royals number 23 Marco bazan from the Milwaukee Brewers number 37 dan please n from the Minnesota Twins number 8 Gary guiity from the New York Yankees number 6 Steve sax and number 23 gun Mattingly from the Oakland Athletics number 21 Mike Moore from the Seattle Mariners number double zero Jeffrey's Leonard from the Texas Rangers number 34 Nolan Ryan and the report a general Russell and from the Toronto Blue Jays number one Tony Fernandes and number 17 Kelly Gruber ladies and gentlemen managing his first all-star game from the 1988 American League champion Oakland Athletics number 10 20 LaRussa living on the American League Toughbook dinner of 1989 from the Kansas City Royals Philip Taylor meting second and playing third base the five-time American League batting champion from the Boston Red Sox number 26 way currently leading the American League with a 336 average and hitting third disabled from the Minnesota the centerfielder for pity from the Chicago White Sox batting in the cleanup spot to time outstanding designated hitter of the year number three peril Pam's playing second base and benefit he ranks among the league leaders in six categories from the Texas Rangers team hitting six then appearing in his seventh straight all-star game the American league's fielding leader among shortstops from the Baltimore Orioles number eight Cal Ripken getting summary with a 330 everage piloted this evenings game the right fielder from the Texas Rangers number 21 Wilton Sierra among the league leaders in home runs and RBIs in 1989 playing first base and betting eighth from the Oakland Athletics number 25 Mark McGwire meting 9/10 catching the most valuable player the 1988 all-star game from the Oakland Athletics number 36 Terry Steinbach and in the bed the American League starting pitcher for the 60th all-star game he leads the league with 13 wins in 1989 from the Oakland Athletics number 34 David story at this time let's meet our honorary captains first for the National League he won 209 games and recorded almost 2,500 strikeouts in 14 seasons with the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers this 1968 siyoung winner may best be remembered for an amazing string of 58 and 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings in 1968 which studies a major league record antenna was broken last year introducing the National League honorary captain Don drives down and for the American League in his 23 seasons with the Boston Red Sox he played in more games than any other player in American League history the only American leaguer to collect 3000 hits and hit 400 home runs he is a three-time batting champion and baseball's last Triple Crown winner introducing the American League honorary captain on 1989 Hall of Fame inductee Carl Yastrzemski to honor the

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Keywords: Jeffrey Leonard, Harold Baines, Nolan Ryan, Gary Gaetti, Cal Ripken, Steve Sax, Dave Stewart, Wade Boggs, Julio Franco, Don Mattingly, Mike Moore, Tony Fernandez, Jeff Russell, Mark Gubicza, Kelly Gruber, Mickey Tettleton, Kirby Puckett, Mike Greenwell, Devon White, Jose Canseco, Dan Plesac, Ruben Sierra, Chuck Finley, Mark McGwire, Bo Jackson, Greg Swindell, Terry Steinbach, Doug Jones, Mike Henneman, Baseball All-Star Game, 1989 All Star Game

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Length: 7min 51sec (471 seconds)

Published: Wed Aug 27 2014