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All of their teams went on to win the World Series. Only Freese and Scutaro ever made it to an All-Star game -- once each.Heres a Pick 6 of lesser-known players who could shine when the bright lights are on this month:TREA TURNER: Only Daniel Murphy had a higher batting average for the Nationals than their rookie centerfielder. Turner hit .342 with 13 homers, 40 RBI and 33 stolen bases after coming up from the minors to stay in July. While Harper, the 2015 NL MVP, slumped and Ryan Zimmerman and Jayson Werth had down years, Turner was a big addition for the NL East champions.YASMANI GRANDAL: He may have been the best bargain on baseballs highest-priced roster. The Dodgers paid Grandal $693,000, or less than 1 percent of their $227 million payroll. The switch-hitting catcher tied Justin Turner for the team lead with 27 homers and had 772 RBI in only 390 at-bats.ddddddddddddBEN ZOBRIST: Its easy to overlook Zobrist on a Cubs team that includes Bryant, Anthony Rizzo and Jason Heyward. But Zobrist was an All-Star second baseman, started 29 games in the outfield and usually hit cleanup behind Bryant and Rizzo in Joe Maddons lineup. He finished with a .272 average, 18 homers, 72 RBI and team-high 96 walks.XANDER BOGAERTS: While eyes are on David Ortiz and his farewell ride, Bogaerts has emerged as a star on a team filled with outstanding players. Bogaerts hit .294 with 21 homers and 89 RBI. He already got a taste of the postseason in 2013 when Boston won the World Series, hitting .296 in 12 games.ROUGNED ODOR: Hes known more for delivering a hard right fist to Bautistas jaw, but Odor led the Rangers with 33 homers. The second baseman hit .271 and drove in 88 runs.JOSE RAMIREZ: He started at three infield spots and left field and led Indians with a .312 batting average. Ramirez, the starting third baseman, also had 46 doubles, 76 RBI and stole 22 bases.BONUS PICK: Blue Jays second baseman Devon Travis is the unsung hero in a lineup filled with sluggers -- six players had at least 20 homers. Travis led the team in hitting (.300) and solidified the leadoff spot down the stretch.---Follow Rob Maaddi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP-RobMaaddi ' ' '