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Can the Boston Red Sox Bounce Back
The Boston Red Sox have a long history of great sluggers. It began with prewar batsmen such as Tris Speaker and Jimmie Foxx and continued throughout the decades. Hall of Famers like Ted Williams, Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Rice all made their name by taking aim at the Green Monster. Slugging contemporaries such as David […]
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Today in History: Yastrzemski Gets An AL first
On September 12, 1979, Boston Red Sox star, Carl Yastrzemski became the first American League player with 400 home runs to accumulate 3,000 hits.
Yastrzemski was walked in the bottom of the first and scored off of a home run hit by Jim Rice. His only hit of the game came in the eighth inning with a single to right field. Jim Dwyer was the pinch runner and later scored off of a...
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September 12, 2014
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Carl Yastrzemski Reflects On Red Sox Career On 75th Birthday (Videos)
Carl Yastrzemski is a Boston Red Sox legend for good reason. Yaz played his entire 23-year Major League Baseball career with the Red Sox and was an 18-time All Star, a seven-time Gold Glove winner, was a member of the 3,000 hit club and was the first American League player to accumulate more than 400 home runs. He won the Triple Crown in 1967 and was named the American League MVP...
Carl Yastrzemski Turns Seventy-Five Today
(Sports Illustrated Photo)If you're old enough, you probably remember 'Big Yaz Bread' on the grocery shelves or recall driving past 'Yaz Ford' on Route One North (then affectionately known as 'The Newburyport Turnpike'). Well, today, the namesake of those iconic Boston brands—Carl Yastrzemski —turns 75 years old. His Triple Crown year in 1967 was the centerpiece of the 'Impossible...
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August 22, 2014
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Happy Birthday, Yaz: Triple Crown Winner, Kielbasa Peddler
Carl Yastrzemski turns 75 today. One of the last of baseball’s tough guys, he’ll tell you about a time when rookie hazing meant punching a guy in the gut and looting his home, the “post game spread” was an X-rated dancer out of Chelsea, and the only valid reason for sitting out a game was that you’d been shot or sent to Vietnam.
As to the scope of his awesomeness? Back...
Via Surviving Grady
August 22, 2014
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Exclusive Interview with Red Sox Legend Carl Yastrzemski on NESN’s Pre-Game Show Tonight and Tomorrow
NESN’s Tom Caron sat down with Hall of Famer and Red Sox legend Carl Yastrzemski for an exclusive two-part interview on the occasion of his 75th birthday.
The first part of this wide-ranging interview will air during NESN’s Red Sox pre-game show tonight at 6 PM. The second part of the interview will air tomorrow (Friday, August 22), Yastrzemski’s 75th birthday, also during...
Via Sox and Dawgs
August 21, 2014
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Carl Yastrzemski: Jim Rice ‘Earned All The Success He Had’ (Video)
There’s a reason Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Rice are revered as Boston Red Sox legends — they worked harder than anyone to become the best.
Yastrzemski, an 18-time All-Star and a seven-time Gold Glove winner, who also won the Triple Crown in 1967 and was named the American League MVP that same year, is one of the best hitters in MLB history because he was out there every day and...
Carl Yastrzemski Puts David Ortiz Ahead Of Himself As A Red Sox Hitter
When it comes to Boston Red Sox history, there’s no argument over who the best hitter is. Ted Williams’ incredible .344 career batting average and 521 home runs make him Boston’s king.
But the No. 2 guy has come into question recently.
A few years ago, you could ask anyone on the streets of Boston, and they’d likely tell you Carl Yastrzemski was the Red Sox’s second-best...
Josh Wilker on Luis Tiant
Carl Yastrzemski had heard cheers before. Just five years earlier, he’d led the Red Sox to a miracle pennant, setting his previously moribund home ballpark ablaze, but this new sound was different. Deeper, fuller, more intimate, more human, more alive. In 1972, Fenway Park turned into one gigantic heart, thumping out a pulse in the name of the gnomish, barrel-chested man at the...
Via Hall of Very Good
July 21, 2014
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A family affair in Fort Myers, as Carl Yastrzemski gets to watch his grandson play
Sam GalanisContributing WriterSometimes moments in baseball are bigger than rivalries.Orioles management recognized that fact when they invited Mike Yastrzemski to come to Fort Myers Sunday to play against the Red Sox at JetBlue Park, where his grandfather Carl Yastrzemski would be. And Carl Yastrzemski did get to see his 23-year-old grandson play, as he entered as a pinch runner...
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March 04, 2014
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