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1. I am a Hall of Fame shortstop who played for the Chicago White Sox (twice), Baltimore Orioles, and Boston Red Sox over three decades. The White Sox retired my #11. Who am I?
2. I was the first player in baseball to have the #12 retired, and by a team that I only played with for two seasons. Who am I?
3. I wore #13 and played primarily at shortstop for the Cincinnati Reds from 1970 until 1988. I won two World Series and was a 9-time all-star. Who am I?
4. I am a former American League MVP who wore #14 and played left field for the Boston Red Sox during the 1970s and '80s. Who am I?
5. I wore #15 and played catcher for the Yankees. My career ended tragically in a plane crash. I was a World Series champion in 1977 and 1978. Who am I?
6. I was a star pitcher who wore #16 on the Detroit Tigers. I had more than 200 wins in my baseball career and was twice named American League MVP (1944 and 1945). Who am I?
7. Before injuries shortened my career, I was a fire-throwing right handed pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1930s. I did play long enough to win 150 games and have my number 17 retired by the Cardinals. Who am I?
8. For 36 years I wore #18 as a player and then became a pitching coach for the Cleveland Indians. I pitched from 1928 to 1947 and won 223 games before becoming a coach. Joe DiMaggio only had a .180 batting average against me. Who am I?
9. I wore #19 for the San Diego Padres and was known for my ability to collect base hits and to be a tough out. I was a career .338 hitter and 15-time all-star. Who am I?
10. My #20 is actually retired by two different teams. I was an MVP in both the American and National League, two-time World Series champion, Triple Crown winner, and I was also once named Manager of the Year. Who am I?
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