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WHEN MARK TEIXEIRA WENT TO HIS FIRST SPRING TRAINING WITH THE Texas Rangers in 2002, he found himself in the company of two potential Hall of Famers, Alex Rodriguez and Rafael Palmeiro.
When he arrived for spring training workouts this year, he found himself in the company of two current Hall of Famers--with a record neither of them owns.
Teixeira, 25, became the sixth switch-hitter in major-league history to hit at least 40 home runs in one season. The first baseman finished with 43 to join such notables as Mickey Mantle, Eddie Murray and Chipper Jones in that exclusive club.
In the process, Teixeira broke a 109-year-old record for RBI by a ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Mark Teixeira: a driven star in Texas: rangers' switch-hitting first...