San Francisco's Jeff Kent
PHI99060201 - 06 MAY 1999 - PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, USA: San Francisco's Jeff Kent looks over at Philadelphia Phillies Alex Arias (#26) to stumbles and falls after throwing to first to complete a double play in the 9th inning of the Philadelphia Phillies-San Francisco Giants game at Veterans Stadium late June 2. rw/jca/John C. Anderson UPI.
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