The "Murderers' Row" was a nickname for the New York Yankees Baseball team during the 1927 season. The core players included Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Tony Lazzeri, and Earle Combs. They were known for their powerful batting lineup and played a key role in the Yankees' success during that season.
Murderers row, the yanks with Gehrig and babe
Murderers' Row - novel - was created in 1962.
Murderers on death row may feel guilty about their crimes. The only way to know is if they release a statement showing remorse.
it was the new york yankees.
1927 New York Yankees
No, back row players can not leave to hit the ball.
No, back row players can not leave to hit the ball.
84 players played a part in rangers 9 in a row
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A back row is the last row of seats in a theatre, or the row of players in a rugby scrum, consisting of two flankers and a number eight.
To the right of the front row players.