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Articles in May 2005 issue of Baseball Digest
- For catchers, the name of the game is defense; despite a weak bat, receivers who can work well with pitchers and are strong defensively will always have a place in the major leagues
by George Vass
- 7th inning stretch: players with 200 or more career home runs and stolen bases
by Bob Kuenster
- Goose gossage: former closer recalls playoff contest between Yankees and Red Sox in 1978 to decide the A.L. East division championship
by Al Doyle
- A wonderful group of vintage collectibles of great teams, great players, great records
- Jesse Orosco recalls memorable moments from his career
by Norman L. Macht
- Troy Percival: a scout's insight helped launch his career: Tiger closer started as a catcher in the minors before weak hitting and strong arm convinced him to become a pitcher
by John Lowe
- 2005 Ad
- 2005 Ad
by Jeff Berlinicke
- Nelson Briles: a key performer for three pennant-winning clubs: before his untimely death last February, former pitcher reflected on his 14-year major league career
by John McMurray
- Letters to the editor
by Don Lattin
- 2005 Ad
by Jack Etkin
- Use of steroids has stained majors, but the game will survive
by John Kuenster
- 2005 Ad
by Rick Sorci
- Baseball quick quiz
- Unusual cache of vintage baseball collectibles scarce old cards, uncut sheets, prints, and signs
- 2005 Ad
- 2005 Ad
by Steve Cline
- Johnny Peskyformer Red Sox Great was key to Boston's pennant-contending clubs; during his 10 seasons in the majors, he was one of the top shortstops of his era
by Ed Lucas
- 1985 Ad
by Rich Marazzi