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The best and worst of the '80s: Debating MLB's brightest stars, most terrible trades and more

The best and worst of the ‘80s: Debating MLB’s brightest stars, most terrible trades and more

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Published May 6, 2020 at 4:35 AM

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Baseball in the 1980s was awesome. But which player was the coolest? What baseball card was the must-own treasure? Our experts weigh in.

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