 Pawtucket Red Sox Famous Alumni |
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Pawtucket Red Sox Famous Alumni |
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CAREER NOTES |
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Don Aase |
Mainly a starter with the Red Sox in '77, but became an all star reliever with Baltimore in '86 |
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Brady Anderson |
All Star CF with Baltimore, had a 50 home run season |
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A great 2nd baseman with the Red Sox |
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Many great seasons with the Red Sox, won 1 championship with the Yankees, and has over 3,000 career hits |
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Oil Can Boyd |
Was a very succesful pitcher for the Red Sox during the '85 and '86 seasons |
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Ellis Burks |
Has had many solid years in the majors, hitting for average with power |
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Roger Clemens |
5 Cy Youngs and 1 MVP award. 1 of the 100 greatest players of all time |
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Cecil Cooper |
Many good seasons with Boston and Milwaukee, including a number of gold gloves at 1B |
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Scott Cooper |
Was an all star 3rd baseman with the Red Sox in the early 90s |
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Mark Fidrych |
In 1976 he posted a 19-9 record along with 24 CG and a 2.34 ERA for the Detroit Tigers |
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AL ROY, MVP runner up, and the greatest player on the Red Sox since Carl Yastrzemski |
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A Red Sock catcher through the 80s, played in 2 ALCS with the Red Sox |
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Mike Greenwell |
All Star for the Sox in the 80s in 90s, liftime .303 hitter, more walks than strikeouts in his career |
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Sam Horn |
The Pawsox all time leader in slugging percentage, .649 in '87 |
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Bruce Hurst |
56 wins in Fenway, 2nd to only Mel Parnell. Brilliant in the post season, and a very good pitcher overall for the Red Sox in the 80s |
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Fred Lynn |
AL MVP and ROY in 1975. An All Star with Boston from 1975-1980, and with the Angels from '81 to '83 |
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Steve Lyons |
Nicknamed "Psycho" for his agressive play, one of the most successful utility players of all time |
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Tim Naehring |
A very succesful SS/3B with the Sox from '90-'97, but ended his career with the Sox with a nagging injury |
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Bobby Ojeda |
Spent most of his career pitching for Boston and the Mets. Won the world series with the Mets in 1986 |
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Phil Plantier |
International League rookie of the year winner and home run champ. Traded to the Padres after the '92 season |
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Jody Reed |
Good 2nd baseman for Boston, led the league in doubles in 1990 |
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Jim Rice |
Great hitter for the Red Sox, winning the MVP in 1978, and an All Star for 8 seasons |
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Ken Ryan |
A good reliver for the Red Sox from '92-'95, and traded to the Phillies after the 1996 season |
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Aaron Sele |
5 good years pitching for the Red Sox from '93-'97, and went 19-11 with Texas in '98 |
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Jeff Suppan |
A succesful pitcher incall ups with the Red Sox, but lost in the expansion draft. He is still floating around the majors |
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John Tudor |
Went 8-5 with a 3.03 ERA for Boston in 1980 and did not have a losing record during the 1980s. Was 21-8 with a 1.93 ERA to pitch St. Louis to the 1985 World Series. Also pitched for the Pirates & Dodgers going 105-68 with a 3.18 ERA in his career. |
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John Valentin |
One of the best hitting shortstops in the 90s, moved to 3rd base in '97. A very good doubles hitter |
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A great power hitter for the Red Sox, won MVP in 1995. Left for the Angels after the '98 season |