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Those were the years of New York Yankees catcher Yogi Berra and Brooklyn Dodgers backstop Roy Campanella. Over those remarkable five seasons, 1951 to 1955, the two Hall of Famers hauled in an astounding six Most Valuable Player awards. Playing in the same city one in the National League, the other in the American League Berra and Campanella each won three league most valuable player awards. It was a five-year run of unprecedented excellence recognized for the position. “The fact that you could win three MVPs is extraordinary,” said Peter Golenbock, author of “Bums: An Oral History of the Brooklyn Dodgers,” as well as “Dynasty: The New York Yankees,” among other works. “These were two remarkably amazing people and were so well-liked. They were smart. And they sure were talented.”

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