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  • '''California''' is the leftmost team in the [[Nintendo|NES]] game. They appeared by reaching the 1986 ALCS. [[image:Rbi-ca.gif]]
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  • The New York Mets are the 6th team from the left in the NES version, and are not to be confused with the [[New York (Arcade)|New York Y [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/mets.shtml Dee-Nee.com]
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  • The New York Mets are the 6th team from the left in the NES version, and are not to be confused with the [[New York (Arcade)|New York Y [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/mets.shtml Dee-Nee.com]
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  • .... They are the second-to-last team on the team select screen on [[NES]] [[RBI]]. [http://www.dee-nee.com/rbi/al.shtml Dee-Nee.com]
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  • ...team from the left, and final regulation team, in the NES version, and are in the game for reaching the 1987 NLCS. An Arcade version of the Giants also [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/sanfran.shtml Dee-Nee.com]
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  • ...|thumb|175px|'''Puckett''' circling the bases after his game-winning homer in the 1991 World Series]] ...er_Rankings#Top_Ten_Contact_Ratings|contact rating]] in the NES version of RBI Baseball.
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  • ...the whole context of the game, McGee lacks the power to be an upper-level RBI batter. == RBI Stats ==
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  • Detroit is the third team from the left in the [[NES]] game. They appeared by reaching the 1987 ALCS. * [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/detroit.shtml Detroit's page on Dee-Nee.com]
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  • ...cket" can give you a solid game. He has a tremendous fastball (second-best in the game) and above an above average curve and stamina. Getting maximum inn == RBI Stats ==
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  • ...and is one of the [[worst players]] (pinch hitter or otherwise) in all of RBI. ...h School in 1976, where he was captain of both the baseball and basketball teams.
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  • ...ated to his position in the lineup makes Gedman one of the better catchers in the game. ...|pitched]] and played first base, and led the team to a state championship in [[1977]]. He also played American Legion baseball at Grafton Hill.
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  • [[Image:Murph.jpg|thumb|'''Dale Murphy''', RBI All-Star]] ...started his career as a catcher (although it makes no difference since all RBI players have identical defensive abilities).
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  • [http://www.dee-nee.com/rbi/nl.shtml Dee-Nee.com] [[Category:Teams in NES RBI]]
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  • ...ate in the game. Speier, [[Spilman]] and [[Aldrete]] are usually used to in some combo to replace [[Uribe]] and [[Thompson]]. ...of California, Santa Barbara, and was selected by the San Francisco Giants in the first round of the secondary phase of the [[1970]] draft (2nd overall).
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  • ...ing second baseman for [[Boston (NES)|Boston]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. ...Martin Glenn Barrett June 23, [[1958]] in Arcadia, California, but grew up in Las Vegas
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