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L.A. Dodgers Rookies of the Year 1992-95 Commemorative Poster - Norman James Corp. 1996 Derek Jeter Posters to Stan Musial's game-winning 12th-inning and RB Bob Christian

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L.A. Dodgers Rookies of the Year 1992 95 Commemorative Poster Norman James Corp. 1996 Derek Jeter Posters to Stan Musial's game winning 12th inning and RB Bob Christian to Stan Musial's game winning 12th inning homer to win the 1955 All Star Game this spectacular poster takes you back to that legendary moment in Boston This poster commemorates the historic run of four straight (that was actually extended to five straight in 1996) that began with Eric Karros in 1992 and Japanese sensation Hideo Nomo in 1995

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