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Bobby Abreu, currently the NY Yankees starting right fielder, is a two-time all-star, who has won a Gold Glove Award and a Silver Slugger Award. He has led his league in games (twice), doubles, and triples. While Abreu has always been a solid hitter with decent power, he put on a display during the 2005 All-Star Home Run Derby at Comerica Park. Though Comerica is typically considered a "pitcher's park", Abreu won the contest while setting records with 24 home runs in a single round (since broken by Josh Hamilton in 2008), and 41 overall.
This locker room chair from Yankee Stadium was used by Bobby Abreu during the 2008 baseball season. Padded logo New York Yankees chair once positioned in front of the locker of Bobby Abreu. Abreu sat in this chair for his Yankees 2008 season.
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