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Articles related to "Phil Rizzuto"
Mantle Loses Holdout Mickey would accept a salary cut of $2,000, but not more. He made $72,000, not $75,,000 in 1959. The Yankees' offer of $55,000, made Mickey livid. mantle loses holdout • mickey mantle refuses pay cut • mickey pay cut • mickey mantle season • trade mickey mantle
A Shortstop to Remember The on-field exploits and special contributions of one of the all-time Yankee stars. phil rizzuto • new york yankees stars • most valuable player • baseball hall of fame • world champions
Hall of Famer Profile - Yogi Berra Yogi Berra was so great, they named a cartoon character after him. yogi berra • yogi berra biography • yogi berra career stats • yogi berra world series • yogi berra new york yankees
Four Consecutive Yankees' Losses The four consecutive losses to Boston in 2004 are the most well-known, but the Yankees lost four straight to the Browns in 1944 that finished their season. four consecutive yankees' losses • new york lost four games • 1944 pennant • yankees and athletics • doubleheader on sunday
Great Home Run Seasons Statistical anomalies abound. Hack Wilson, Mark McGwire, Luis Gonzalez, and Barry Bonds had great home run seasons that seem like discrepant events. great home run seasons • hack wilson home run record • elected to hall of fame • mcgwire had big home run seasons • same height as phil rizzuto
Jackie Robinson Career After 1947 Sometimes people forget that in addition to breaking baseball's color barrier and being a great Civil Rights figure, Jackie Robinson was one great baseball player. jackie robinson • jackie robinson 1947 • breaking the color barrier • color barrier in baseball • segregation in america
New York Yankees Retired Numbers With so many retired numbers, the New York Yankees may someday be the first team to have a player wear number 100. yankees number 6 retire • jorre torre number retire • joe torre number 6 retire • yankees retired numbers • new york yankees retired numbers
Slaughter in the 1956 World Series Without his Game 3 home run, the Yankees would have been down, three games to none. No team has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit in games to win the World Series. enos slaughter st. louis cardinals • 1956 world series • yankees • yankees world champions • ebbets field
Top 10 Baseball Nicknames Almost everybody who plays in the MLB gets a nickname at some point. Here are ten of the best baseball nicknames along with the origin and meaning behind each one. top 10 baseball nicknames • baseball nicknames • great baseball nicknames • best baseball nicknames • 1919 balck sox scandal
Cleveland, Not Boston: Part 2 The Red Sox were once again “invincible.” The great baseball journalist, Arthur Daley, wrote a column in March, 1951 that has applied as long as the Red Sox have existed. Daley could have written it in March, 2004 and it would be just as valid. yankees • 1951 • dimaggio • berra • red sox
Cleveland, Not Boston: Part 3 Want some more interesting information? Guess who hit a home run off Ralph Branca in Game 1. Right. Robert Brown Thomson, the Staten Island Scot. Thomson and Monte Irvin hit home runs, Jim Hearn pitched a complete game, giving up only an Andy Pafko home run, and the Giants won, 3-1. giants • dodgers • brooklyn • yankees • ebbets field
A Whole Team that Belongs in the Hall Why the New York Yankees deserve their own wing in the Baseball Hall of Fame. a whole team that belongs in the hall • halls of fame are reserved for individuals and the • setting records warrant consideration for inductio • new york yankees • rizzuto
Veterans Committee Becoming a Joke A criticism of the Baseball Hall of Fame for allowing the Veterans Committee to elect non-deserving players into the Hall. mazeroski • veterans committee • gallego • hall of fame • pete rose
1999 Hall of Fame Voting Who else deserves entrance into the Baseball Hall of Fame. And why? hall of fame baseball • gary carter • carlton fisk • bert blyleven • nolan ryan
A Tale of Two Curtain Calls Curtain calls by baseball players after home runs are commonplace. A long time ago, a Yankee hit a home run that truly deserved a curtain call because a long time ago, a curtain call meant much more than it does today. giambi • curtain call • maris • stallard • sixty first home run.
Do Managers Win Baseball Games? Managers of winning baseball teams are often hailed as geniuses. History suggests that ballplayer talent counts for more, but that good managers can make a difference. managing winning baseball teams • baseball managers making a difference • genius managers • baseball player talent • winning baseball teams
Hodges is Hall-worthy An argument substantiating the well-travelled claim that Gil Hodges should be in the National Baseball Hall of Fame hodges • veterans committee • tony perez • first base • cooperstown
It Makes Some Sense There have been many lead off batters who do not fit the mold of a “traditional” lead off batter. Bernie Williams can join that group and help the Yankees offense. bernie williams • derek jeter • yankees • lead off hitter.
Mickey Mantle and the Yankee Dynasty Most who saw Mickey Mantle in his prime agreed he was one of the greatest talents ever on any ballfield. The disagreements were about how much he did with that talent. mickey mantle • great baseball players • great baseball talent • yankee dynasty • new york yankees
Pride of October: As Good As It Gets Pride of October by Bill Madden is a wonderful, insightful, truly enjoyable book about the New York Yankees as seen through the eyes of great and not so great Yankees from the 1930s to the present. madden • october • pride • yankees
The Legend of Joe DiMaggio Although Joe DiMaggio's excellent stats fell short of baseball's greatest, he won and retains a special hold on fans. A lot of it had to do with unmeasurables. joe dimaggio • baseball greats • baseball history • baseball records • new york yankees
Waldman to be the Fifth Starter? In a stunning move that shocked the sports world, New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner announced that former YES sportsperson Suzyn Waldman had been signed as a free agent pitcher to replace the departed Jon Leiber. Waldman, who was the first non male full time sportsperson for the Mets propaganda arm, WFAN, will become the Yankees number five starter in a rotation that is in urgent need of overhauling. yankees • steinbrenner • yes • wcbs • wfan
Baseball Bounces Back From War High expectations, surprising achievements, and baffling disappointments marked the return of baseball's top stars from the war. 1946 baseball season • postwar baseball • baseball surprises • 1946 world series • new york yankees
Coming to a Ballpark Near You The Yankee Stadium security guard scanned Peter’s wrist to confirm the results of the first scan, set up an appointment for him to be tested at work the next day, and withdrew $500 from his bank account, which was the fine for missing a drug test. His vacation was over. yankees • red sox • security • chip • american
Mickey versus Willie---Again Mickey Mantle was the most talented player of his or almost any era. The compararions between Mantle and Mays continue, but too many fans who never saw them play uncritically accept the view that Mays was the better player. Upon closer examination, that may not be so. mantle • mays • yankees.
Philadelphia Baseball's Whiz Kids The "Whiz Kids" were an exciting, energetic, youthful club that captured the hearts of Philadelphia baseball fans like no team before -- or perhaps since. the whiz kids • philadelphia phillies 1950 • 1950 philadelphia phillies • 1950 whiz kid phillies • whiz kids philadelphia basbeball
The 1953 Yankees The 1953 Yankees had a well-balanced team that is underrated compared to many other great Yankees teams. yankees • 1953 stengel • mantle • berra • rizzuto
The Best Shortstops in Baseball Today's shortstops must be able to hit for average and power, play Gold Glove-level defense, run the bases well and have a rifle arm. These guys meet all five criteria. best mlb shortstops • mlb best shortstops • 2007 mlb best shortstops • mlb best shortstops 2007 • derek jeter shortstop
The Dodgers Hall Of Fame From Dazzy Vance in the 1920s to Mike Piazza in the 1990s, the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers have had a plethora of great players. Here are the eleven best of all time. dodger hall of fame • brooklyn dodgers hall fame • los angeles dodgers hall of fame • hall of fame dodgers • sandy koufax
How Necessary is the Groom? Twenty first century baseball has devolved into the era of the specialist. It is not unusual for a manager to bring in a pitcher to face one batter, which would be Buddy Groom?s role if he makes the Yankees. But once upon a time, a long time ago, it was quite different. yankees • world series • brooklyn • dodgers • new york
No Pitching? The New York Yankees won their first pennant in 1921 and last won the World Series in 2000. While the Yankees have had many outstanding pitchers, almost all of the greatest of the great pitched elsewhere. Despite that fact, the Yankees may be the team whose pitching has been the best and most consistent of the modern era. yankees • pitching • ruth • gehrig • dimaggio
Five Best World Series Since 1950 These five championship series were the best since the dawn of baseball's television age. best world series games • best world series ever • great world series games • 1991 world series smoltz morris • 1975 world series fisk homer
Cleveland, Not Boston: Part 1 Even then they fooled the fans. Not too far from the Red Sox training camp was the winter home of the circus, ?The Greatest Show on Earth,? which claimed, every spring, that this year?s show would be bigger and better than ever. Just like the Red Sox. yankees • red sox • indians • stengel • rivalry
The 1950 Philadelphia Phillies The 1950 Philadelphia Phillies, whose youth and enthusiasm earned them the nickname the "Whiz Kids," were the surprise team of the season. phillies world series appearances • phillies national league pennant • 1950 national league pennat race • phillies yankees world series • 1950 whiz kids |
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