Where Legends Come to Play

Harold Reynolds

• 2-time All-Star (1987 & 1988)
• Led the American League in stolen
   bases with 60 in 1987, in triples with
   11 in 1988, and in at-bats with 642 in
   1990.

• The 1974 NL MVP and a 10-time
All-Star
• He holds the National League
record for consecutive games played
(1,207).

• One of 41 pitchers in Major League
history to accomplish the
nine-strike/three-strike-strikeout
half-inning
• MLB All-Star in 1990,

• 9-time All-Star
• First player to hit at least 25 home
runs for 6 different teams
• World Series Champion with the
Florida Marlins (1997)

Wade Boggs 3000th hit: He did something that had never been done before!

Ozzie Smith elected into the Hall of Fame with 91.7% of the votes; honored in Cooperstown by attendance of 46 Hall of Famers, including Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, and Yogi Berra

Bo Jackson never played for a world champion, but he was the first athlete to be an All-Star in two major sports. Years later, he is still the man who defines the multi-sport athlete.