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Twenty seasons of 20 or more homers. Nearly 3,300 games played. Twenty-five All-Star selections.

Hank Aaron’s legacy is about so much more than numbers, of course.

But on what would have been his 89th birthday, take a look back at Aaron’s unmatched career with a collection of stats that show just how dominant he was.

Rickey Henderson may be the all-time king of stolen bases, but three other Black players also racked up 100 or more steals in a single season: Lou Brock, Maury Wills and Vince Coleman.

Mike Radcliff never sought recognition despite influencing every corner of the Twins organization across his 36 years with the club. The “heart and soul” of Minnesota’s scouting department died on Friday at the age of 66.

Long before he took on his latest challenge — Blue Jays bench coach — Don Mattingly was a mustachioed MVP and batting champ with the Yankees. Take a look back at some of his best baseball cards through the years.

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