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The Daily.CoUegian • April 3,1992
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ROSENBERG from page 7
and.speedster Kenny Lofton are
already good and getting better,'
third baseman Carlos Baerga, short
stop Mark Lewis, designated hitter
Alex Cole, catcher Sandy Alomar Jr.,
and first baseman Reggie Jefferson
are the stars of the not-to-dista nt
future—maybe in 1992. The rotation
behind Charles Nagy, Scott Scudder
and Jack Armstrong has potential
and closer Steve Olin will be a good
one. The Indians may or may not win
this year but look out for them next
year.
7. New York Yankees
Danny Tartabull (31 homers, 100
RBI's, 316 avg.) is a welcomed
addition as is a healthy Don
Matungly. New York will put up
plenty of offensive numbers behind
catcher Matt Nokes (24 homers),
designated hitter Mel Hall (19
homers, 80 RBI's) and outfielder
Roberto Kelly (20 homers). But N.V.'s
pitching staff is the worst in baseball.
Scon Sanderson won 16 games but
couldn't go more than six innings last
year, Tim Leary has been a basket
case ever since leaving the Dodgers,
Mike Witt hasn't been healthy (or
consistent) since 1986, and Melido
Perez isn't Roger Clemens. To make
matters worse, Steve Howe, the
team's only legitimate pitcher, is in
trouble with the law for the
Godzillionth time and his future is
again douded. The Yankees will
either lose 90 games or win a lot of
9—8 power exhibitions. My heart
goes out to rookie manager Buck
Showalter.
1992 Award Predicitions
NX.
Cy Young — Andy Benes, San
Diego
MVP — Will Clark, San Francisco
Rookie of the year—Kim Batiste,
Philadelphia
Fireman of the year — Lee Smith,
St Louis
Comeback player of the year —
Todd Worrell, St Louis
A.L.
Cy Young—Jack McDowell,
Chicago White Sox
MVP — Joe Carter, Toronto
Rookie of the year — Kenny Lofton,
Cleveland
Fireman of the year — Dennis
Eckersley, Oakland
Comeback player of the year —
Mark McGwire, Oakland
ABBA's "Blazing a Trail
Through America" Tour
That's right students of CSUF, that great
group^of the late 1970fs is making a
comeback tour, and it's coming right here to
Fresno. See them perform great hits like
"Winner Takes It All," "Fernando," "Dancing
Queen," "Take a Chance on Me," "Knowing
Me, Knowing You," and "Chiquitita."
Tickets are available by contacting either
Richard James at The Daily Collegian, or by
contacting ABBA Fan Club President Stuart
Rosenberg. Tickets are priced at $18.50 and,
if you buy now, you will receive an anthology
of their greatest hits. Don't delay. Order
today!
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