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Drew 26 Desi Relaford 1 Mark Mulder 24 Peter Munro 1 Darren Dreifort 2 Lyle Overbay 15 Adam Everett 8 Brian Giles 24 John Mabry 1 John Smoltz 23 Josh Fogg 1 Antonio Alfonseca 1 Adam LaRoche 13 Felipe Lopez 7 Chipper Jones 23 Todd Hollandsworth 1 Roger Clemens 22 Victor Santos 1 Rheal Cormier 1 Mike Piazza 12 Omar Vizquel 7 Jason Bay 23 Karim Garcia 1 Kerry Wood 22 John Patterson 1 Mike Koplove 1 Pedro Feliz 11 Cristian Guzman 7 Jose Guillen 21 David Krynzel 1 Livan Hernandez 21 Jason Jennings 1 Joe Valentine 1 Craig Wilson 11 Alex F Gonzalez 6 Shawn Green 20 Xavier Nady 1 Brad Penny 18 Jae Weong Seo 1 Tim Spooneybarger 1 Nick Johnson 10 Clint Barmes 5 Brad Wilkerson 20 Eric Valent 1 Odalis Perez 17 Jon Rauch 1 Kent Mercker 1 Jeff Conine 7 Royce Clayton 3 Lance Berkman 18 Michael Tucker 1 Josh Beckett 17 Steve Sparks 1 Ricky Bottalico 1 J.T. 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