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Don Mattingly "Pinstripe Classic" New York Yankees Poster - Marketcom Sports Illustrated 1989 Yankees Players - 1950s & 1960s and winning his first Cy IC-MM01

Name: Don Mattingly "Pinstripe Classic" New York Yankees Poster - Marketcom Sports Illustrated 1989 Yankees Players - 1950s & 1960s and winning his first Cy IC-MM01
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Don Mattingly "Pinstripe Classic" New York Yankees Poster Marketcom Sports Illustrated 1989 Yankees Players 1950s & 1960s and winning his first Cy IC MM01 and winning his first Cy Young Award at the age of 23 and early 1970s The eyeblack the intensity

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