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== Notable RBI Events in 1983 ==

* April 1 - The Milwaukee Brewers trade [[Steve Lake]] to the Chicago Cubs for a player to be named later and cash.
* April 5 - [[Rafael Santana]] makes his major league debut.
* April 9 - [[Steve Lake]] makes his major league debut.
* April 23 - The Astros [[Nolan Ryan]] breaks Walter Johnson's fifty-six-year-old career strikeout record, notching K no. 3,509 against Montreal
* May 2 - [[Jose Oquendo]] makes his major league debut.
* May 6 - [[Darryl Strawberry]] makes his major league debut.
* June 5 - [[Greg Gagne]] makes his major league debut.
* June 6 - The [[Boston Red Sox]] select [[Roger Clemens]] in the 1th round (19th pick) of the amateur draft.
* June 15 - The [[St. Louis (NES)|St. Louis Cardinals]] trade [[Keith Hernandez]] to the [[New York Mets]] for Neil Allen and Rick Ownbey.
* June 25 - [[Spike Owen]] makes his major league debut.
* July 13 - [[Bill Schroeder]] makes his major league debut.
* August 6 - [[Danny Cox]] makes his major league debut.
* September 3 - [[Tim Teufel]] makes his major league debut.
* September 5 - [[Danny Gladden]] makes his major league debut.
* September 8 - [[Dick Schofield]] makes his major league debut.

* [[Dale Murphy]] wins his 2nd consecutive NL MVP Award.
* [[Cal Ripken|Cal Ripken, Jr.]] wins his 1st AL MVP Award.
* [[Darryl Strawberry]] wins the NL Rookie of the Year Award.

[[Category:RBI by Year]]

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