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14 Baseball Players That Could Win The World Series Based On Looks Alone

Major points for looking the best in those baseball pants.

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14 Baseball Players That Could Win The World Series Based On Looks Alone

As baseball season comes to a close, people will miss getting to watch their favorite baseball players in high definition. I'm not the biggest baseball fan but I have watched it more often now since I am in a relationship with a baseball fan.

So, I've compiled a list of the hottest baseball players so that you can know who to watch next year even if you aren't a baseball fan.

Bryce Harper, Washington Nationals 

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He may be signed to a different team soon but he definitely is the MVP for the Nationals.

Trea Turner, Washington Nationals 

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He has a classic boy next door look.

Clayton Kershaw, LA Dodgers

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Reason one: He's 6'4". Reason two: his contract is $32 million.

Mike Trout, LA Angels

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All you have to do to fall in love is look at those muscles.

Amed Rosario, NY Mets

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This shortstop from the Dominican Republic is hot and has some of the best stats in his position in baseball right now.

Kevin Kiermaier, Tampa Bay Rays

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Anyone can get lost in those eyes.

Manny Machado, currently a free agent

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Just look at that glowing/clear skin.

Yasiel Puig, LA Dodgers

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This 27 year old is single, ladies.

Justin Verlander, Houston Astros

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He's a whopping 6'5" but, unfortunately, he's already married to the even hotter Kate Upton.

Jose Iglesias, Detroit Tigers

Jose Iglesias

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He's stolen a total of 46 bases, but he can steal my heart.

Nolan Arenado, Colorado Rockies

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Just look at that smile.

David Price, Boston Red Sox

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Reason one: he just won a world series. Reason two: He's the third highest paid player in baseball.

Jake Arrieta, Philadelphia Phillies

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I'm not usually a fan of facial hair, but he can pull off a full beard better than anyone.

Dansby Swanson, Atlanta Braves

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A baseball player or a male model, let me know with that hair I'd like to run my fingers through.

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