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BOSTON RED SOX FENWAY PARK BETWEEN INNINGS FANATICS GEAR ... HOME Red Sox History RED SOX LEGENDS Carl Yastrzemski - 1961-1983 When Red Sox legend Ted Williams retired after the 1960 season, Opening Day of the 1961 season saw a fresh-faced rookie with the number eight on his back take Williams' spot in front of the Green Monster. 23 years later, Yastrzemski, or "Yaz" as Red Sox fans everywhere knew him, retired with the assurance that he would follow Williams into the Hall of Fame. Yastrzemski was already well-known by 1967, having made the American League All-Star team three times in his first six seasons, but that was the year that the Red Sox went from finishing ninth the year before to winning the American League pennant for the first time in 21 years. That year, Yaz won not only League MVP honors but the batting Triple Crown of baseball after averaging .326 at the plate, driving in 121 runs, and leaving the yard 44 times; he is the last player to have accomplished that feat in either league and joined Williams as the only Red Sox players to have earned that recognition. His team, by finishing first, earned the right to play the St. Louis Cardinals; although they lost in seven games, Yaz did his part, batting .400 with three home runs and five RBI. Steady production at the plate continued to be the norm for Yaz through his career, although he only batted .285 for his career and better than .300 in a season six times. Still, he managed to collect 3419 hits, sixth all-time in major league history, and knocked out 452 home runs; Yastrzemski is only the four player ever to collect 3000 hits and 400 home runs, joining Stan Musial, Hank Aaron, and Willie Mays, and the only American League player to have done so. Yaz also won seven Gold Gloves as an outfielder between 1963 and 1977, though he also saw many games at first base and, later in his career, as the designated hitter. Yaz also appeared in just one most post-season as a member of the 1975 pennant winners. In the AL championship series against Oakland, Yaz was again clutch at the plate, batting .455 with a home run and two RBI; in the World Series, he batted .310 with four RBI.

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One Extraordinary Game, One Extraordinary Tradition by Catherine Cottrell Growing up in my house, sports were around like Sunday church services and family dinners. From the time that I can remember, baseball was the most prevalent of the sports focused on by my family. Games were always on the TV. My father, a Dodger's fan, would always catch the L.A. games when they were on. When my dad told me bedtime stories, I heard about Duke Snyder and Willie Mays, Fenway Park and Yankee Stadium instead of fairy tales. He taught me how to throw, catch, and bat, but he also imparted to me the history of the game. All through my youth I was a never- ending fountain of questions about baseball, and Dad always seemed to have the answers. Given the way I grew up, it isn't surprising that my and my dad's family tradition is going to a major league baseball park each year. We go in August, the dog days of summer when the boys of summer are racing for the pennant and baseball is at its classic point. The trip lasts a weekend, Friday through Sunday, so we can catch a weekend three game series. In the spring of each year, Dad and I decide on where we should go. The only requirement is that the park we visit is one filled with tradition and that represents the soul of baseball. Our first trip, two years ago, was to Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts. This year's trip was to Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Maryland. The idea for our tradition came from a trip that my brother and father took to the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. Our family was on vacation in north Georgia when we got news that the Seminoles had made it to Omaha. Two days later, my mom and I were dropping my father and brother, Keith, off at Hartsfield International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia so that they could catch their flight to Omaha to see the CWS. After that incident I was jealous, and I decided that a father daughter baseball trip was in line for Dad and 1. In order to "get back" at Keith for the CWS trip, I play a good- natured joke on him each year. Where and when Dad and I go to the ballparks, are kept secret from my brother. Then, when we get to the park for the first game and the starting lineups are being announced, I call Keith and tell him where we are. The humor, quite obviously, is more on my side than his, but he bears it well.

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BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Carl Yastrzemski Nickname(s): Yaz, Captain Carl Born: OF-1B-DH 1961-83 Red Sox Carl Yastrzemski's Teams 1961 Boston Red Sox 1962 Boston Red Sox 1963 Boston Red Sox 1964 Boston Red Sox 1965 Boston Red Sox 1966 Boston Red Sox 1967 Boston Red Sox 1968 Boston Red Sox 1969 Boston Red Sox 1970 Boston Red Sox 1971 Boston Red Sox 1972 Boston Red Sox 1973 Boston Red Sox 1974 Boston Red Sox 1975 Boston Red Sox 1976 Boston Red Sox 1977 Boston Red Sox 1978 Boston Red Sox 1979 Boston Red Sox 1980 Boston Red Sox 1981 Boston Red Sox 1982 Boston Red Sox 1983 Boston Red Sox Carl Yastrzemski's Teammates Led League in ba 63, 67-68 Led League in hr 67 Led League in rbi 67 All-Star in 1963, 65-79, 82-83 Most Valuable Player Award in 1967 Gold Glove in 1963, 65, 67-69, 71 Hall Of Fame in 1989 Games Average HR RBI Career League CS World Series Books and articles about Carl Yastrzemski Signed as a shortstop off the Notre Dame campus in February 1959, Yastrzemski replaced Ted Williams in left field for the Boston Red Sox in 1961 and followed him into the Hall of Fame in 1989. When he retired after 23 years, Yastrzemski ranked first in career games (3,308), third in at-bats (11,988) and walks (1,845), sixth in total bases (5,539), seventh in hits (3,419) and doubles (646), and ninth in RBI (1,844). He's the only

98. Official Website Of Carl Yastrzemski - Biography carl Michael yastrzemski, better known as Yaz or Captain carl , As abaseball players, yastrzemski hit .512 for his career at Bridgehampton High. http://www.yaz8.com/bio.htm

BIOGRAPHY Carl Michael Yastrzemski, better known as "Yaz" or "Captain Carl", was born on August 22, 1939 in Southhampton, Long Island. The son of a potato farmer, Yastrzemski grew up in the small town of Bridgehampton, Long Island. He attended Bridgehampton High School, where he set numerous records in basketball, football and baseball. As a basketball player, he set the all-time individual conference scoring record of 628 points. As a baseball players, Yastrzemski hit .512 for his career at Bridgehampton High. After graduating from high school in 1957, Yastrzemski went on to attend Notre Dame University with a scholarship to play both baseball and basketball. While still in his first year at Notre Dame, his seemingly limitless potential on the ballfield led him to sign a baseball contract with the Boston Red Sox. After signing with the Red Sox, Yastrzemski was immediately assigned to Raleigh of the Carolina League. In 1959, as a member of the Raleigh club, he led the league in batting with a .377 average (64 points higher than his nearest competitor). He was also named the league's Most Valuable Player and Rookie of the Year. In 1960 he moved up to the Red Sox Triple A Minneapolis team, where he fell just short of winning his second batting title in as many years.

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Carl Yastrzemski From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Carl "Yaz" Yastrzemski Carl Michael Yastrzemski (pronounced yah-STREM-skee) (born August 22 in Southampton, New York United States ) was a Major League Baseball player of Polish origin . He had an excellent 23-year career, playing only for the Boston Red Sox . Primarily a left fielder , he played some first base and served as a designated hitter as he aged. Raised on his father's potato farm, "Yaz" attended Notre Dame briefly before embarking on his baseball career and began his major-league career in . From the beginning, there was tremendous pressure on him to perform, as he succeeded to the position of Sox legend Ted Williams . He would prove to be a worthy successor at the plate, and a far superior defensive player. His first two years were viewed as being solid but not spectacular, but in he won the American League batting championship with a batting average of .321. Yaz - last at-bat in Tiger Stadium, Detroit, Michigan, 1983 Yastrzemski enjoyed his best season in , when he won the American League Triple Crown with a .326

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