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Tampa Bay Devil Rays 1998-2001: After a disappointing 1998 season in which he hit just 19 home runs, the Tampa native rebounded
with a monster season in 1999, hitting .310 with 32 HR and 104 RBI. After another solid season in 2000 (.277, 27 HR,
106 RBI), and a strong start in 2001, McGriff was dealt to the Cubs after some coaxing on July 27.
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Chicago Cubs 2001-02: Despite rapidly approaching 40, McGriff remained healthy and productive in the Windy City, belting 30 home runs and
driving in 103 in 2002, his only full season as a Cub. He is the only player to hit over 30 HR with five different teams.
A free agent following the season, McGriff signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Los Angeles Dodgers 2003: The 2003 season was a frustrating one for the "Crime Dog." He entered the season with
478 home runs, but the first two stints on the DL of his career stymied his efforts to reach 500. In 86 games, McGriff
hit .249 with 13 HRs.
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Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2004: McGriff re-joined the D-Rays on May 28 needing just 9 homeruns to reach 500.
The 40-year-old however, struggled mightily, hitting just .181 with 2 homers in 27 games and was released in July.
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