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Mike Hargrove

American baseball player and manager
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    Under manager Mike Hargrove, the Indians reemerged and won five straight AL Central Division titles (1995–99), advancing to the World Series twice during their run (the Indians lost in both World Series appearances, in 1995 and 1997). The success of those teams—which featured Manny Ramírez, Omar Vizquel,


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    Under manager Mike Hargrove, the Indians reemerged and won five straight AL Central Division titles (1995–99), advancing to the World Series twice during their run (the Indians lost in both World Series appearances, in 1995 and 1997). The success of those teams—which featured Manny Ramírez, Omar Vizquel,


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