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| 2 of 25 He wore 00 for the Padres during part of the 1990 season, hitting 25 homers and 62 RBIs in 334 at-bats. Over his 18-year career Clark hit 340 homers with 1,180 RBIs. ''It's distinctive. It's fresh, not your basic number,'' Clark said in 1990 when asked why he shifted from No. 25. ''It's your basic non-number.'' Runner-up: Jeffrey Leonard (Brewers, Mariners) Worthy of consideration: Tony Clark (Mets), Cliff Johnson (Blue Jays) Photo: Stephen Dunn/Getty Images Latest News
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