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1. This Phillies third baseman won three MVP awards with his team. His first MVP was in 1980, the year that he helped Philadelphia to their first ever World Series victory. Another came in 1981, then again in 1986. Who is this Hall of Fame great?
2. This shortstop for the Chicago Cubs won consecutive MVP awards in the late 1950s. In those two seasons, he combined for 92 home runs. Who was this that wore the number 14?
3. I was a New York Yankee catcher. In the 1950s, I was in the top five voting an amazing seven times for the MVP from 1950-1956, and took the award three times in that span. My number 8 is in the Hall of Fame. Who am I?
4. I was a Dodger catcher and won three MVPs in the 1950s. An accident curtailed my career in 1957. Who am I?
5. Pitching great Walter Johnson won two MVP awards in his career, more than a decade apart. His first was in 1913 over Joe Jackson, and his second in 1924 over Eddie Collins. Which team did Johnson play his career with?
6. I won two MVP awards in my career, and did it with one in each league. I won it with the Reds, then won it as an Oriole. Who am I?
7. This Yankee outfielder began his career in the mid 1930s, and played for only 13 seasons. He won the American League MVP three times, and was in the top five for voting another three times. Who is this Hall of Fame great?
8. Barry Bonds won seven season MVPs in his career. He won five with the San Francisco Giants, and two with which other team?
9. I won two season MVPs in my career. My first MVP came when my teammate hit 60 home runs in a season. Who am I?
10. Baseball opened its doors for me in 1941. Nine times I was in the top five voting for the season MVP, and won it three times in the 1940s. I was a career Cardinal outfielder and first baseman. The Hall of Fame took me in 1969. Who am I?
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