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Kenny Lofton, a former professional baseball player, was born on May 31, 1967, in East Chicago, Indiana. Lofton's athletic abilities were evident early on as he was an excellent athlete. In college, he played both basketball and baseball, but it was baseball that he chose to pursue professionally. In 1988, Lodton was drafted by the Houston Astros, where he spent three seasons before being traded to the Cleveland Indians in 1991. More about Kenny Lofton
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Kenny Lofton's career is one of the most successful of all time. Lofton played for 11 different Major League teams, and he was known for his exceptional speed and base-running ability. He was also praised for his defense, having won a Gold Glove award in 1993. In addition to his MLB career, Lofton had a successful stint in professional basketball, where he played for the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball team of the University of Arizona. Lofton's greatness on the field led to his induction into the Cleveland Sports Hall of Fame in 2018. Read even more about Kenny Lofton at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Kenny Lofton (2013 Topps Five Star Kenny Lofton AUTO Autograph #1/1 NMMT D2B) was sold in June 2022 for $499.99 while the cheapest item (KENNY LOFTON Signed SF San Francisco Giants Card Auto) found a new owner for $0.01 in September 2008. The month with the most items sold (28) was August 2011 with an average selling price of $13.72 for an autographed item of Kenny Lofton. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in February 2019 with $189.99 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was March 2019. In average, an autographed item from Kenny Lofton is worth $15.00.
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Latest News about Kenny Lofton
Hall of Fame votes: Albert Belle, Omar Vizquel and Kenny Lofton – Terry Pluto (01/30/19): Kenny Lofton and Albert Belle deserve an apology from Hall of Fame voters. 
Cleveland Indians No.1 pick Clint Frazier's Tweet to Kenny Lofton can't be fulfi (03/08/15): Clint Frazier asked Tribe great Kenny Lofton for help in center field, but it turns out that the Indians didn't invite Lofton to spring training this year.
Kenny Lofton's favorite player: Lorenzo Cain (01/29/15): Kenny Lofton roamed center field for 17 seasons, using his dynamic speed to track down fly balls. As a standout defender, Lofton is partial to those who share similar abilities. At the top of his list is Royals center fielder Lorenzo Cain, Lofton's favorite current Major Leaguer.
Inside a Cleveland Indians blockbuster trade -- the '97 Kenny Lofton deal: 'Glor (11/06/14): Only a handful of people knew that the Cleveland Indians and Atlanta Braves were cooking up a blockbuster deal involving mega-stars Kenny Lofton and David Justice. Tom Hamilton was one of them.
Listen to Steve Kerr, Kenny Lofton and Sean Elliott rap about Arizona (09/08/14): Yeah, this is embarrassing.
Older News Stories about Kenny Lofton
Indians great Kenny Lofton takes us back to the late '90s at Tribe Fest (01/2014): It was just like old times as Kenny Lofton returned to Progressive Field Saturday for Tribe Fest.
Kenny Lofton says playing in the steroid era killed his Hall of Fame chances (02/2013): The six-time All-Star says because the offensive numbers during his playing days were inflated by athletes using performance-enhancing drugs, his career pales in comparison, even though he did not use PEDs.
Why so little Hall of Fame love for Kenny Lofton? Hey, Hoynsie! (01/2013): Indians beat writer Paul Hoynes sorts through this week's mailbag.
JAWS and the 2013 Hall of Fame ballot: Kenny Lofton (12/2012): The following article is part of my ongoing look at the candidates on the BBWAA 2013 Hall of Fame ballot. For a detailed introduction to JAWS, please see here .
Jim Ingraham: Is Kenny Lofton a Hall of Famer? It's a tough debate (11/2012): More than 17 years later, the image still endures.
Kenny Lofton hopes modern-day Tribe will be open to his lessons: Indians Insider (02/2011): Kenny Lofton reported to camp Wednesday to begin his stay as a guest instructor. He was eager to pass on his knowledge and hopeful players would listen to him.