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David Jablonski: Stewart named top NL rookie in Players Choice Awards
Cincinnati Reds infielder Sal Stewart was named the National League’s Most Outstanding Rookie in the Major League Baseball Players Association Players Choice Awards on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Stewart hit 32 home runs, collected 111 RBIs (third most in baseball) and scored 87 runs. He became the fourth Reds rookie to appear in every game in a season and first in the 162-game era. Stewart set a Reds ...
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