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A 2nd-round pick in the 1999 Draft, Crawford debuted for Tampa Bay 3 years later on July 20, still weeks shy of his 21st birthday
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Crawford capped a wild Devil Rays comeback to beat the Red Sox on March 31 in the 9th inning with a 3-run walk-off HR, his first signature moment
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Crawford’s 2nd HR of his 1st full MLB season was also a 3-run walk-off, as he provided fireworks on the 4th of July to beat the White Sox
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While continuing to pace the AL in steals (58) and triples (16), Crawford also picked up the 1st of 3 Fielding Bible Awards in 2006, a testament to his excellent defense in LF
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Crawford’s magnum opus was this May 3 performance against Boston, as he tied the modern record with 6 SB in 1 game. Just 3 other players since 1901 have matched that feat
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In the 3rd of his 4 Midsummer Classic nods, Crawford was named ASG MVP on July 14 after making a leaping grab to rob Brad Hawpe of what would have been a go-ahead HR at Busch Stadium
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Crawford’s last season with the Rays was the best of his career. In a 7-WAR campaign, he hit .307 with 19 HRs, stole 47 bases and earned GG and SS awards for the AL East champs
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Crawford’s playing career ended in '16, but he’s now a baseball dad. His son, Justin, also a speedy outfielder with a smooth lefty swing, was picked by the Phillies in the 1st round of the Draft