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Drafted 36th overall, he went 2-for-4 in his debut and hit .321/.390/.460 in 128 games his rookie year, but would only reach the 100-game threshold twice more after that
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Traded to the Royals in ‘01, he was still rookie eligible in '03 when he hit .287/.338/.451 with 17 HRs and 21 SBs. Over his final 6 seasons, he posted a .644 OPS for 4 teams.
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Hollandsworth was the 5th straight Dodger to win ROY (Eric Karros, Mike Piazza, Raul Mondesi, Hideo Nomo), but didn't have much success after hitting .291/.348/.437 with 12 HRs and 21 steals his debut season
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His .845 OPS and 24 HRs would end up being career highs. Hinske played 15 seasons in the Majors with 137 HRs but never replicated his breakout rookie success
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Jennings posted a 4.52 ERA in 32 starts after an '01 debut when he tossed a 5-hit SHO and homered. His other strong season as a starter was ‘06, a career-best 3.78 ERA over 212 IP.
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Going up against Zack Greinke, Crosby won AL ROY after hitting .239/.319/.426 with 22 HRs. After a solid sophomore effort, injuries hampered his production
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Hamelin’s spectacular rookie season saw him slash .282/.388/.599 with 24 HRs in just 375 PAs, but over the next 2 years he hit .215/.341/.378 with 16 HRs before being released
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Listach, a speedy SS who stole 54 bases while hitting .290/.352/.349 in ‘92, was hampered by injuries and declining numbers before calling it quits in ‘98 at age 30