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Baseball bloodlines often run deep on the diamond with several players following in the footsteps of their fathers.

Here’s a look at five notable father-son duos:

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FELIPE ALOU, MOISES ALOU

As manager of the Montreal Expos, Felipe Alou got to watch from the bench as his son Moises developed into a standout big-leaguer.

Moises was second in rookie of the year voting in 1992 and third in MVP voting two years later.

Felipe, who also enjoyed a long playing career, served as Expos skipper until 2001 and later managed in San Francisco.

Moises went on to play for five other teams. He was managed by his father again during a two-year stint with the Giants in 2005-06.

ROGER CLEMENS, KACY CLEMENS

A classic photo of this father-son duo was taken in the late 1990s when star pitcher Roger Clemens was in Dunedin, Fla., at training camp with the Toronto Blue Jays.

They recently recreated the picture — both sporting Blue Jays gear and carrying equipment bags — now that Kacy Clemens is in the organization.