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(#15) The Alomars
Sandy Alomar Sr. was a pretty good baseball player. He was a one time all-star and had a knack for stealing bases. He wasn't quite as good as his sons though. Sandy Jr. was Rookie of the Year and a six time all-star. His brother, Roberto Alomar, was even better. Roberto was a 12 -time all-star, and was awarded 10 Gold Gloves and had four Silver Slugger titles.
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(#11) Felipe and Moises Alou
The Alou name is legendary in baseball. Felipe was an all-star player and equally accomplished manager. His brother, Matty, was also an all-star. Moises Alou, Felipe's son, was a tremendous player, with a World Series victory to his name. He's also famous for being the Cubs outfielder that lost the ball to Steve Bartman on that fateful day.
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(#3) The Mannings
Eli and Peyton are the most famous pieces of the Manning dynasty, but their father was an accomplished football player in his own right. Archie Manning doesn't have any Super Bowl rings, but the former New Orleans Saints quarterback has an impressive career stat sheet - he threw for 23,911 yards including 125 TDs. But then, Peyton holds 21 NFL records, including most passing yards, most passing TDs, and most TDs in a single season.
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(#4) Cecil and Prince Fielder
The Fielders aren't known for their fielding prowess. Instead, they're two of the most notorious sluggers in the history of the MLB. Cecil and Prince are the only father and son pairing to each hit for 50 or more homers in a single season. They also co-starred in a McDonald's commercial decades ago.
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(#9) The Boones
The Boone family wasn't content with being a father-son dynasty; their family greatness spans three generations. Ray Boone was a shortstop in the MLB throughout the 50s. His son, Bob Boone, was an all-star catcher in the '70s and '80s, as well as a manager. Bob Boone's two sons, Bret and Aaron, were both MLB all-stars as well.
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(#17) The Mayweathers
Floyd Mayweather Jr and his father, Floyd Sr, are each really good at punching people in the face. The younger Floyd has 26 KOs to his name. His father, 18. Floyd Sr is more than just a knockout artist, though; he's also a respected coach. Aside from his son, he trained Oscar De La Hoya and Laila Ali.
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Whether it is football, NBA, or other sports, the father is usually the great inspiration and orientation for their son, so it is common for father and son to engage in the same profession, but it is not easy for both father and son to succeed in the same sport. As we all know, there are two important factors to become a good athlete, technology and talent, the son of some athletes will not have bad talent.
Many great athletes have chosen to train their sons to become the best professional player, and some even created two generations of brilliance. The generator introduced some professional athletes who are actually father and son.
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