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1. Randy Johnson won the Cy Young Award five times, with four as an Arizona Diamondback. Which team did he retire with in 2009?
2. Wade Boggs made his money for chicken dinners with the Red Sox and Yankees in 16 seasons combined. Which team did Wade spend his final two American League seasons with?
3. Pitcher Tom Glavine started his career in 1987 with the Braves. In 2003, Tom signed as a free agent with the Mets for five seasons. Which team did he retire with?
4. Jim Lonborg won the Cy Young Award for the Boston Red Sox in 1967. He played with Boston for seven seasons. Which National League team did he also play with for seven seasons and retired with?
5. Denny McLain was on top of the world in 1968 by winning 31 games in the season, the most wins since Dizzy Dean won 30 in 1934 with the Cardinals. Denny's world would come crashing down with allegations of drugs, gambling, and other illegal matters. In 1971, he was traded to the Senators and had a horrendous 10-22 season. From there he was traded to Athletics, then to which team who gave him his outright release after the 1972 season, ending his career?
6. Pitcher Gaylord Perry was the first pitcher to win the Cy Young Award in both leagues. Everyone seemingly wanted him because he played for eight teams in his 22-season career. Who did he eventually retire with in 1983?
7. For 15 career National League seasons, Dale Murphy won two season MVP awards with the Atlanta Braves. They showed their so-called appreciation by trading him to the Phillies in 1990. Which National League team did Dale retire with in 1993?
8. Red Sox star Fred Lynn began his career as being the first player in history to win the Rookie of the Year Award and the MVP Award in the same season. After seven seasons with Boston, he was traded to the Angels in 1981. Which team did he retire with in 1990?
9. Hall of Fame second baseman Joe Morgan began his career in 1963 with Houston. He was traded to the Reds where he made his name with the Big Red Machine in the 1970s. After winning two MVPs with the Reds, he went back to Houston in 1980. Which team did Joe retire with in 1984?
10. Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson began his career with the Athletics in 1967. He was traded just days prior to the 1976 season to Baltimore, then found himself as a Yankee in 1977. He also played with the Angels for a few seasons. Which American League team did he retire with?
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