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Tino Martinez took over everyday first base duties on the Yankees from Don Mattingly at the beginning of 1996 season and held that job through the 2001 season. Don Mattingly retired following the 1995 season, and Tino Martinez was acquired via trade with the Seattle Mariners to replace Mattingly.

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Tino Martinez took over at first base for the Yankees in 1996 after Don Mattingly retired.

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