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Byung-Hyun "BK" Kim
Submarine style pitcher, Kim started his Major League career in 1999 with a fashion by striking out Mike Piazza swinging to earn his first save and later won a World Series ring in 2001 with the Diamondbacks despite giving up some costly home runs to Scott Brosius, Derek Jeter, and Tino Martinez. Since his pitching days in the desert, Kim later became well traveled as he pitched for Boston, Colorado, Florida, and a second tour of duty with both the Diamondbacks and Marlins. Pictured here is his card from the 2002 Fleer Tradition Update set, honoring his All-Star game appearance in the 2002 Mid-Summer Classic.
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