Darryl Strawberry signs a five-year free-agent deal with his hometown Dodgers

ByThis Day in Baseball November 8, 1990November 8, 2022

Darryl Strawberry, the Mets all-time home run leader (252), ends his eight-year turbulent tenure with New York. The slugging right fielder signs a five-year free-agent deal with his hometown Dodgers.

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Day: November 8, 1990

Darryl Strawberry signs a five-year free-agent deal with his hometown Dodgers

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