Former Indians slugger Rocky Colavito (right) was a six-time All-Star who became just the fifth player in AL history to post 11 consecutive 20-homer seasons. He had, as Ted Williams (left) said, ''a gun for an arm,'' and he became the first AL outfielder to play every game in a season without committing an error. When he retired in 1968, his 374 career home runs ranked behind only Jimmie Foxx (524) and Harmon Killebrew (396) among righthanded hitters.