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(#21) Prince Fielder
- First baseman
MLB career years: 2005-2016
Teams: Milwaukee Brewers, Detroit Tigers, Texas RangersThe power of Fielder made him a dominant hitter, but his run ended earlier than expected as a result of old neck injuries that resurfaced. Fielder would not get cleared to play by team doctors.
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(#24) Mark Mulder
- Starting pitcher, Pitcher
MLB career years: 2000-2008
Teams: St. Louis CardinalsThe consistent greatness of Mulder in his first few years ended after he suffered a rotator cuff injury during a game for the Cardinals. Mulder was never the same and was forced to retire before hitting a decade in the MLB.
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(#6) Tony Conigliaro
- Right fielder, Outfielder
MLB career years: 1964-1975
Teams: Boston Red Sox, California AngelsThe end of Tony Conigliaro's superb MLB career showed how dangerous the game can be. Conigliaro's eyesight started to deteroriate after getting hit by a pitch, which ultimately ended his career.
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Many MLB players attracted the attention of professional teams during their college days, and eventually, they chose their favorite team and start their career. Even if they successfully become a member of the MLB team, they still need to train hard and maintain a good competitive state. For players, success in MLB is one of their dreams in life, but some players quickly terminated their careers.
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