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'CAUSE YOU'VE GOT, PERSONALITY: FOX FILMING MLB PROMOS

          Fox has begun shooting 40 new promotional vignettes for
     "Fox Saturday Baseball," as well as 20 MLB "Safe at Home"
     anti-violence vignettes.  Of the 41 players representing 20
     teams, 31 are filming vignettes for the first time.  The
     following are the players scheduled to film Fox promos:
     BRAVES: Chipper Jones, Ryan Klesko; CUBS: Brian McRae, Mel
     Rojas; REDS: Jeff Brantley, Barry Larkin; ROCKIES: Ellis
     Burks, Eric Young; MARLINS: Bobby Bonilla, Gary Sheffield;
     ASTROS: Jeff Bagwell, Derek Bell; DODGERS: Mike Piazza, Todd
     Worrell; METS: Bernard Gilkey, Todd Hundley; PHILLIES: Ricky
     Bottalico, Gregg Jefferies; PIRATES: Jason Kendall, Al
     Martin; CARDINALS: Gary Gaetti, Brian Jordan; ORIOLES: Brady
     Anderson, Cal Ripken Jr.; RED SOX: Tim Naehring, Mo Vaughn;
     ANGELS: Troy Percival, Tim Salmon; WHITE SOX: Albert Belle,
     Frank Thomas, Roberto Hernandez; INDIANS: Jim Thome, Matt
     Williams; ROYALS: Chili Davis, Mike MacFarlane; YANKEES:
     Bernie Williams, Derek Jeter; MARINERS: Jay Buhner, Alex
     Rodriguez; RANGERS: Juan Gonzalez, Ivan Rodriguez (Fox).
          SNEAK PEAK: In Boston, the GLOBE's Jim Greenidge
     reports that Naehring's Fox promo has him blindfolded, and
     "after a ball zips past his head, a coach is heard shouting
     that '90 percent of playing third base is instinct.'"  That
     is followed by another ball being hit, "this time the ball
     hits Naehring in the groin."  Mo Vaughn's promo opens with
     "him being told what to say to reporters through a
     transmitter in his ear."  That is followed by Vaughn at bat,
     being told that the pitcher will throw a fastball, and
     Vaughn hits a home run.  "While Vaughn is circling the
     bases, the transmitter is prompting him on how to run -
     'left foot, right foot, left foot...'" (BOSTON GLOBE, 2/21).

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