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Dusty Rhodes
Dusty saw only limited action last year as the Giants shifted their outfield around in an attempt to find a winning combination. A powerful swing-from-the-heels type of batter, Dusty can sock 'em out of the park when a run is most needed. In the '54 Series he won 3 games against the Indians by belting 2 homers and ringing up a nifty .667 mark.
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A first-time MLB All-Star Game selection in 2023, Camilo posted the initial 35-save season by a Giants pitcher in eight years. Opponents flail meekly at his triple-digit cutters and late-breaking sliders.



The veteran reliever was tied for the NL lead with 65 appearances in '59. Bill's baseball career began with Clarksdale in '48.



For the first time in his career as a major league pichter, Carl Hubbell, left-handed master of his now famous "Screwball", fell below the .500 mark. He won 11 and lost 12 for his worst season since he joined the Giants in 1928, but the old master is still regarded as one of the best bets on the Giant mound staff. Hubbell hurled 11 complete games last year, including a 1-hit masterpiece against Brooklyn on May 30th. His lifetime record shows the brilliant mark of 227 won against only 133 lost for an average of .631 with 1510 strikeouts and an earned run average of 2.86.



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Hank Thompson
Hank established a new National League record for third-basemen in 1950 when he took part in 43 double plays. This was his first year as a Giant regular and he hit .289 and slugged 20 homers. In 1947, he got his first Big League trial with the Browns, but didn't click. The Giants brought him up from Jersey City during the 1949 season. He spent 2 months in the minors in 1951, but came back to play in the World Series.
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