David Justice: "I always stick up for my teammates. No one cheers for his teammates more than I do."(Hang Time)(Interview)

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David Justice of the Atlanta Braves believes that the team does not have an established leader, but others might argue that Justice himself has become the leader. Justice has matured greatly since his 1989 rookie year, and he led Atlanta to its first ever World Series victory in 1995.

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Talkin' baseball

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Williams, Justice, Henderson, and Anderson discuss issues affecting the game both on and off the field. They agree that baseball has almost completely recovered from the strike. The impact of expansion and the dismantling of World Series champion Florida Marlins are also examined.

Williams, Bernie, Anderson, Brady, Henderson, Rickey

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Lone Justice

Article Abstract:

David Justice of the Atlanta Braves broke into the major leagues by being named rookie of the year. In his second year, the Braves went to the World Series. Yet, despite his Cinderella story, Justice seems resentful of his treatment by the media.

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