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From 1971 to 1982, Ron Cey The third baseman The Mets selected Ron Cey in the 19th round of the 1966 draft, but he chose not to sign and returned to the draft two years later. Los Angeles will tell you it was worth the wait, even though it took some time for him to make a significant impact as a regular major leaguer. The gamble paid off when the Dodgers selected him in the third round. Cey was the MVP of the 1981 World Series and would be selected to six Dodger Blue all-star teams. For around ten years, he was among the top third basemen in the game and hit 20 or more home runs ten times during his career.

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