Legendary Players
20 entries in the Boston Red Sox compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Babe RuthThe Bambino and Sultan of Swat, Babe Ruth rose from a reformatory to become baseball's greRoger ClemensThe Rocket: 7 Cy Youngs, 354 wins, and 4,672 strikeouts.Carlton FiskThe Commander who waved the ball fair in Game 6 of the 1975 World Series.Jimmie FoxxThe Beast of the Red Sox and AthleticsDwight EvansDwight Evans: Red Sox legend, eight-time Gold Glove winner, and Hall of Fame finalist.Bobby DoerrThe silent captain of the Red Sox and Hall of Fame second baseman.Manny RamirezDominican-American slugger and two-time World Series champion with the Boston Red Sox.Harry HooperHall of Fame right fielder and key member of four Red Sox World Series champions.Luis TiantCuban-born pitcher who starred for the Red Sox, led AL in ERA twice, and threw 49 shutoutsHerb PennockHall of Fame left-hander who starred for the Yankees after a trade from Boston.Jim RiceThe Gold Dust Twin who powered the Red Sox for 16 seasons.Dustin PedroiaThe 5'9" second baseman who played his entire career with the Red Sox, winning Rookie of tTris SpeakerThe Gray Eagle: Hall of Fame center fielder, career doubles leader, and Red Sox legend.Carl YastrzemskiRed Sox legend and 1967 Triple Crown winner.Wade BoggsThe Chicken Man who feasted on hits, winning five batting titles and reaching 3,000 hits wTed WilliamsThe greatest hitter who ever lived.Joe WoodSmoky Joe Wood: Red Sox pitching legend who won 34 games in 1912, then reinvented himself Curt SchillingCurt Schilling: Hall of Fame pitcher, World Series MVP, and the bloody sock that still hauNomar GarciaparraNomar Garciaparra: Red Sox legend, six-time All-Star, and two-time AL batting champion.Terry FranconaThe man who ended the Curse of the Bambino and brought two World Series titles to Boston.
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