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 One of the premier hitters of his era, Oliver had 2,743 career hits and a .303 average over 18 major league seasons. He played in seven All-Star games and placed among his league's top 10 batters on nine occasions.
Runner-up: Rey Ordonez (Mets) Photographed by: AP
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