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Craig Biggio
By Allyson Turner
A lifetime .292 hitter, Craig Biggio had a career year in 1998, finishing with a .325 batting average, 20 home runs, 88 RBI and 50 stolen bases. In 1997, he led the major leagues and set the Houston Astros' team record by scoring 146 runs, the most in a single-season in the National League in 66 years. Biggio became the first player in major league history to make the All-Star team at catcher (1991) and second base (1992).
You have to fly across country, who would you like to sit next to?
What is your pet peeve(s)?
If you could be a fly on the wall anywhere, where would it be?
What superstitions do you have?
It's your last meal, where and what do you eat?
What is one word or phrase that best describes you?
If I were to push "play" on your CD player, what would be playing?
What in your life are you most grateful for?
Who had the most influence on your career?
What record will never be broken?
What is the best part about being a professional athlete? And the Worst?
What is a perfect day?
What is your favorite place in the world?
Craig Biggio has played 10 seasons with the Houston Astros.
(Allsport)
My couch on Sunday morning with the remote and clicking on every NFL game that is on.
Thurman Munson.
I don't like liars or fakes.
Bill Clinton's office.
Where do you want to start?
Tony the Tiger Frosted Flakes for breakfast with my two sons in the morning.
Professional.
U2.
My family.
My dad.
(Joe) DiMaggio's 56-game hit streak.
Putting on the uniform and taking it off.
Waking up in the morning and kissing the kids and then doing the same thing before they fall asleep at night.