Larry Walker
لاري ووكر
賴瑞·沃克
Larry Walker (baseballista)
ラリー・ウォーカー
カナダの野球選手 (1966 - )
Canadian Hall of Fame baseball player
xugador de béisbol canadianu
beisbolista canadense
beisbolista kanades
канадський бейсболіст
kanadischer Baseballspieler
giocatore di baseball canadese
미국 야구 선수
Canadees honkballer
beisbol jokalari kanadarra
jugador de beisbol canadenc
لاعب كرة قاعدة كندي
beisbolista canadiense
imreoir daorchluiche Ceanadach
美国棒球运动员
joueur de baseball canadien
jogador de beisebol canadiano
Todd Helton
Tony Gwynn
Mark McGwire
Barry Bonds
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Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
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Walker with the St. Louis Cardinals in 2005
MLB
Montreal Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
* 5× All-Star * NL MVP * 7× Gold Glove Award * 3× Silver Slugger Award * 3× NL batting champion * NL home run leader * Colorado Rockies No. 33 retired
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
National
I'm just thrilled to have kids come up to me and tell me my son is their idol. He deserves everything he's got.
One of the most amazing things I've seen Larry accomplish, was during those two seasons after '97, when, hurt as he was, he hit for a high average. He had to take daily inventory of what was going good and come up with a stroke that would work within the parameters of his health. It was never dramatic–a layman's eye would never notice. But he'd raise his hands on the bat or open his stance, just to have a stroke that was pain-free. It was different every night for two years.
Larry Walker ... he's a walking bag of ice.
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—Larry Walker Sr., on Walker's baseball success, per his Canadian Sports Hall of Fame profile
—Cardinals coach Dave McKay, on Walker's late-career heroic hitting and fielding brilliance, per his Canadian Sports Hall of Fame profile
—former Rockies manager and hitting coach Clint Hurdle
Home runs
* Montreal Expos * Colorado Rockies * St. Louis Cardinals
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National League on-base percentage leader
April 1997
July 2002