Harold Baines Chicago White Sox

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Text on Button Harold Baines Chicago White Sox
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Orange border with white text, and a photograph of Harold Baines posing in his uniform.

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NO.110 OF 133
OUT FIELD
AVG.304
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Harold Baines was a baseball player, who played for several teams including Chicago White Sox, and whose career lasted from 1980 to 2001. Baines was a Designated Hitter and Rightfielder, who consistently connected hits and is among the top ten for several stats. He was also put up for nomination to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2016.

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Catalog ID SP0139

Greg Luzinski Chicago White Sox

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Text on Button Greg Luzinski Chicago White Sox
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Orange border with white text, with a photograph of Greg Luzinski posing in his uniform.

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NO.34 OF 133
D.H.
AVG.238
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Greg Luzinski was a baseball player, who played for the Philidelphia Phillies and Chicago White Sox, and whose career lasted from 1970 to 1984. Luzinski played left field and was a designated hitter, and was Designated Hitter of the Year in 1980 and 1983.He later opened a barbecue restaurant called "Bull's Barbecue" after his nickname "The Bull."

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Catalog ID SP0136

Graig Nettles San Diego Padres

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Text on Button Graig Nettles San Diego Padres
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Yellow border with black text, and a photograph of Graig Nettles posing in his uniform.

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NO.66 OF 133
3rd BASE
AVG.228
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Graig Nettles is a baseball player, who played for several teams including the San Diego Padres, and whose career lasted from 1967 to 1988. Nettles played third base, and set the American League home run record in 1974 with 11 in a month. He also won two Golden Glove awards, and hit 37 home runs during the 1977 season. 

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Catalog ID SP0145

Fernando Valenzuela Los Angeles Dodgers

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Text on Button Fernando Valenzuela Los Angeles Dodgers
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Blue border with white text, and a photograph of Fernando Valenzuela posing in his uniform.

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NO.7 OF 133
PITCHER
ERA 3.03
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Fernando Valenzuela is a baseball player, who played for several teams including the Los Angeles Dodgers, and whose career lasted from 1980 to 1997. Valenzuela was a pitcher, who had 2,074 strike outs over his career, and earned the nickname "El Toro" due to his style. 

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Catalog ID SP0143

Don Sutton Milwaukee Brewers

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Text on Button Don Sutton Milwaukee Brewers
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Blue border with white text, and a photograph of Don Sutton posing in his uniform.

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NO.86 OF 133
PITCHER
ERA 3.77
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Don Sutton was a baseball player, who primarily played for the Los Angeles Dodgers, whose career last from 1966 to 1988. Sutton was a pitcher, who struck out a record of 209 hitters in his rookie season. He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1998.

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Catalog ID SP0148

Dave Kingman Oakland A's

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Text on Button Dave Kingman Oakland A's
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Green border with white text, and a photograph of Dave Kingman posing in his uniform.

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NO.36 OF 133
D.H.
AVG.268
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Dave Kingman was a baseball player, who played for several teams including the Oakland Athletics, and whose career lasted from 1971 to 1986. Kingman played left field, and first and third base and retired with 1,816 strikeouts (the fourth highest in MLB history at that time). He is the first player with 400 or more home runs to not be inducted to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Catalog ID SP0147

Dave Concepcion Cincinnati Reds

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Text on Button Dave Concepcion Cincinnati Reds
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Orange border with white text, and a photograph of Dave Concepcion posing in his uniform.

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NO.23 OF 133
SHORTSTOP
AVG.245
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Dave Concepcion was a baseball player, who played primarily for the Cincinnati Reds, and whose career lasted from 1970 to 1988. Concepcion played shortstop and second and third bases, and was a 9 time All Star. He was inducted into the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame in 2000 and his jersey number (13) was retired by the team in 2007.

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Catalog ID SP0144

Darryl Strawberry New York Mets

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Text on Button Darryl Strawberry New York Mets
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Blue border with white text, and a photograph of Darryl Strawberry posing in his uniform.

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NO.34 OF 133
OUTFIELD
AVG.251
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Darryl Strawberry was a baseball player, who played for several teams including the New York Mets, and whose career lasted from 1983 to 1999. Strawberry was a right fielder, and was an 8 time All Star player. He struggled with substance abuse problems during his career, but after his retirement he founded a popular ministry with his wife and now counsels against drug abuse.

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Catalog ID SP0151

Bruce Sutter St. Louis Cardinals

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Text on Button Bruce Sutter St. Louis Cardinals
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Orange border with white text, and a photograph of Bruce Sutter posing in his uniform.

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NO.34 OF 133
PITCHER
ERA 1.54
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Bruce Sutter is a baseball player, who played for St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs, and whose career lasted from 1976 to 1988. Sutter was a relief pitcher who also served as a closer early in his career. He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2006.

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Catalog ID SP0146

Bob Dernier Chicago Cubs

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Text on Button Bob Dernier Chicago Cubs
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Blue border with white text, and a photograph of Bob Dernier posing in his uniform.

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NO.127 OF 133
OUT FIELD
AVG.278
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Bob Dernier is a baseball player, who played for the Chicago Cubs, and whose career lasted from 1980 to 1989. Dernier played center field, and won a Golden Glove award in 1984. He was also known as "The Deer" to fans at Wrigley Field, due to his quick feet.

This button was produced by Fun Foods as part of a series of baseball players and was originally sold in packs of three.

Read more about the History of Cubs Buttons on the Busy Beaver blog.

Catalog ID SP0152