(November 4, 1967- )
Born in Hackensack, New Jersey
1st baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers (1991-2002), Chicago Cubs (2003) and the Oakland Athletics (2004)
National League Rookie of the Year Award winner (1992)
Sportscaster for the MLB on FOX (2005- )

Despite being loyal to the Dodgers for many years, he was dealt after he didn't fit into incoming GM Paul DePodesta's long term plans.
He played on three different teams in the last three seasons of his career.
He made cameo appearances on 'Chicago Hope' and 'V.I.P.'
He is considered a pretty boy.
He opted to quit baseball following his release from the A's midway through the 2004 season.

His R.O.Y. victory began a string of five consecutive seasons with a Dodger rookie earning the accolade.
He set the Dodgers franchise records for career home runs and most home runs hit by a Dodger at Dodger Stadium.
He was one of the Dodger franchise's more popular players.
He helped the Dodgers turn the first triple play in almost 50 years (1996).
He was considered one of the cornerstones of the Dodgers franchise prior to making his MLB debut.

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