Because the National League has been in existence longer than the American League ... the National League's first season as a major league was 1876 and the American League's first season as a major league was 1901.
What were the salaries of the first US professional baseball team?
The salaries for players on the Cincinnati Red Stockings, the first professional baseball team, ranged from $800 to $1400 per year. In 1869, this was a good salary.
What is Clay Buchholz's number on the Boston Red Sox?
Clay Buchholz is number 11 on the Boston Red Sox.
Bobby Richardson played in 12 games at third base for the New York Yankees in 1959, starting in none of them. He played for a total of 76 outs, equivalent to 2.81 9-inning games.
He made 2 putouts, had 3 assists, and committed no errors, equivalent to 0 errors per 9-inning game. He had no double plays.
Rich McKinney played in 33 games at third base for the New York Yankees in 1972, starting in 32 of them. He played for a total of 769 outs, equivalent to 28.48 9-inning games.
He made 17 putouts, had 71 assists, and committed 8 errors, equivalent to .281 errors per 9-inning game. He had 5 double plays.
What is Cubic foot of baseball?
The volume of the ball, right? You can measure the ball's diameter, divide by 2 to get the radius, then use the formula for the volume of a sphere. If you find it difficult to measure the diameter, you can also measure the circunference, and divide that by (2 x pi) to get the radius.
What famous baseball player once played for a MLB team and triple A team that has the same name?
The list is innumerable.
It is not unusual for Triple A teams to have the same name as the MLB team that uses the former as its farm team. This would include the Pawtucket Red Sox, Gwinnett Braves, Iowa Cubs, and the Campeche Pirates. Thus, MANY players who worked their way up through a farm system -- or went down for a rehab assignment -- played for a AAA team and a MLB with the same name.
Just for the Red Sox, we can name Wade Boggs, Roger Clemens, and Manny Ramirez.
What baseball players initials are D B?
Several former baseball players had the initials D B.
Don Baylor, Dusty Baker and Dante Bichette are a few.
Who remain the last player to win the triple crown and the world series in the same season?
That would be Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles in 1966. He led the league with 49 home runs, 122 RBI, and a batting average of .316, while his team swept the Los Angeles Dodgers in 4 games.
What is similar about baseball and football?
What position did Cecil Fielder play when he was a Detroit Tiger?
Cecil Fielder played first base for the Detroit Tigers, but played one game in the outfield, in right field. He also occasionally played the DH spot. (Designated Hitter)
What year did the Yankees change their name to the New York Yankees?
The team changed their name to the New York Yankees in 1913.
From 1903-1912, they were known as the New York Highlanders and from 1901-1902, they were the Baltimore Orioles.
How long did Graig Nettles play for the New York Yankees?
Graig Nettles (born August 20, 1944 in San Diego, California) played for the New York Yankees for 11 seasons of a 22-season career.
Who hit 4 home runs in a single game in 1932?
Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees against the Philadelphia Athletics on June 3, 1932.
How many Asian pitchers have won 50 games in the Major League Baseball?
Hideo Nomo has 123 career MLB wins.
Chan Ho Park has 124.
Byun-hyun Kim has 54.
Tomo Ohka has 51.
Daisuke Matsuzaka comes close, with 49.
There may be others -- Asian pitchers in American MLB are no longer unusual.
What was the home park for the Brooklyn Dodgers before they moved over to Ebbets Field?
Prior to playing at Ebbets Field, the Brooklyn Dodgers played at Washington Field in Brooklyn, New York.
The Dodgers played at Ebbets Field from 1913-1957. While playing at Washington Field the team had several unofficial names, such as the Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers and the Brooklyn Superbas.
How many players hit over 40 home runs in a season that have 11 letters in their last name?
Yastrzemski, Carl (1)
What was the highest player salary in 1978 in Major League Baseball?
Reggie Jackson, also known as Mr. October, was the highest paid player, having won the World Series the year before, and eventually the 1978 World Series too. There were no multi-year contracts back then.
What is the oledst ballprark in Major League Baseball history that is no longer around?
The oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball (MLB) history that is no longer around is Union Grounds in Brooklyn, New York, which William Cammeyer enclosed and began charging admission in during the 1862 season.
Roger Clemens
What is the player history of the pitchers for the New York Yankees?
Frank Foreman (1901-02)
Harry Howell (1901-03)
Bill Karns (1901)
Joe McGinnity (1901-02)
Jerry Nops (1901)
Crazy Schmit (1901)
Stan Yerkes (1901)
Ike Butler (1902)
Jack Cronin (1902)
Dad Hale (1902)
Crese Heismann (1902)
Tom Hughes (1902, 04)
Jack Katoll (1902)
Bob Lawson (1902)
George Prentiss (1902)
Ernie Ross (1902)
Charlie Shields (1902)
Snake Wiltse (1902-03)
Doc Adkins (1903)
Elmer Bliss (1903-04)
Jack Chesbro (1903-09)
John Deering (1903)
Clark Griffith (1903-07)
Ambrose Puttmann (1903-05)
Eddie Quick (1903)
Jesse Tannehill (1903)
Barney Wolfe (1903-04)
Walter Clarkson (1904-07)
Ned Garvin (1904)
Al Orth (1904-09)
Jack Powell (1904-05)
Wilber Good (1905)
Art Goodwin (1905)
Bill Hogg (1905-08)
Louis Leroy (1905-06)
Doc Newton (1905-09)
Cy Barger (1906-07)
Slow Joe Doyle (1906-10)
Noodles Hahn (1906)
Tom Hughes (1906-10)
Lew Brockett (1907, 09, 11)
Roy Castleton (1907)
Bobby Keefe (1907)
Frank Kitson (1907)
Rube Manning (1907-10)
Earl Moore (1907)
Tex Neuer (1907)
Ray Tift (1907)
Harry Billiard (1908)
Fred Glade (1908)
Joe Lake (1908-09)
Andy O'Connor (1908)
Hippo Vaughn (1908, 10-12)
Jack Warhop (1908-15)
Pete Wilson (1908-09)
Dick Carroll (1909)
Russ Ford (1909-13)
Jack Quinn (1909-12, 19-21)
Butch Schmidt (1909)
Ray Caldwell (1910-18)
Ray Fisher (1910-17)
John Frill (1910)
Harry Ables (1911)
Andy Coakley (1911)
Chet Hoff (1911-13)
Ed Klepfer (1911, 13)
George Davis (1912)
Ray Keating (1912-16, 18)
George McConnell (1912-13)
Al Schulz (1912-14)
George Shears (1912)
Tommy Thompson (1912)
George Clark (1913)
Jim Hanley (1913)
Marty McHale (1913-16)
Cy Pieh (1913-15)
Boardwalk Brown (1914-15)
King Cole (1914-15)
Guy Cooper (1914-15)
Neal Brady (1915, 17)
Ensign Cottrell (1915)
Bill Donovan (1915-16)
Cliff Markle (1915-16, 24)
George Mogridge (1915-20)
Allen Russell (1915-19)
Bob Shawkey (1915-27)
Dan Tipple (1915)
Jess Buckles (1916)
Mike Cantwell (1916)
Nick Cullop (1916-17
Slim Love (1916-18
Urban Shocker (1916, 25-28)
Jack Enright (1917)
Bob McGraw (1917-20)
Ed Monroe (1917-18)
Bill Piercy (1917, 21)
Walt Smallwood (1917, 19)
Hank Thormahlen (1917-20)
Walter Bernhardt (1918)
Alex Ferguson (1918, 21, 25)
Happy Finneran (1918)
Hank Robinson (1918)
Roy Sanders (1918)
Carl Mays (1919-23)
Luke Nelson (1919)
Lefty O'Doul (1919-22)
Pete Schneider (1919)
Ernie Shore (1919-20)
Rip Collins (1920-21)
Harry Harper (1921)
Waite Hoyt (1921-30)
Tom Rogers (1921)
Tom Sheehan (1921)
Joe Bush (1922-24)
Sam Jones (1922-26)
Clem Llewellyn (1922)
George Murray (1922)
Herb Pennock (1923-33)
George Pipgras (1923-24, 27-33)
Oscar Roettger (1923-24)
Walter Beall (1924-28)
Milt Gaston (1924)
Al Mamaux (1924)
Ben Shields (1924-25)
Garland Braxton (1925-26)
Charlie Caldwell (1925)
Ray Francis (1925)
Hank Johnson (1925-26, 28-32)
Jim Marquis (1925)
Herb McQuaid (1926)
Dutch Ruether (1926-27)
Myles Thomas (1926-29)
Joe Giard (1927)
Wilcy Moore (1927-29, 32-33)
Archie Campbell (1928)
Stan Coveleski (1928)
Fred Heimach (1928-29)
Rosy Ryan (1928)
Al Shealy (1928)
Tom Zachary (1928-30)
Bots Nekola (1929)
Gordon Rhodes (1929-32)
Roy Sherid (1929-31)
Ed Wells (1929-32)
Frank Barnes (1930)
Ownie Carroll (1930)
Foster Edwards (1930)
Sam Gibson (1930)
Lefty Gomez (1930-42)
Bill Henderson (1930)
Ken Holloway (1930)
Lou McEvoy (1930-31)
Ivy Andrews (1931-32, 37-43)
Red Ruffing (1931-42, 45-46)
Jim Weaver (1931)
Lefty Weinert (1931)
Johnny Allen (1932-35)
Jumbo Brown (1932-33, 35-36)
Charlie Devens (1932-34)
Danny MacFayden (1932-34)
Johnny Murphy (1932, 34-43, 46)
Pete Appleton (1933)
Don Brennan (1933)
Steve Sundra (1933, 38-40)
George Uhle (1933-34)
Russ Van Atta (1933-35)
Johnny Broaca (1934-37)
Jimmy DeShong (1934-35)
Burleigh Grimes (1934)
Floyd Newkirk (1934)
Harry Smythe (1934)
Vito Tamulis (1934-35)
Pat Malone (1935-37)
Bump Hadley (1936-40)
Ted Kleinhans (1936)
Monte Pearson (1936-40)
Kemp Wicker (1936-38)
Spud Chandler (1937-47)
Frank Makosky (1937)
Joe Vance (1937-38)
Joe Beggs (1938)
Atley Donald (1938-45)
Wes Ferrell (1938-39)
Lee Stine (1938)
Oral Hildebrand (1939-40)
Marius Russo (1939-43, 46)
Tiny Bronham (1940-46)
Lee Grissom (1940)
Norm Branch (1941-42)
Steve Peek (1941)
Charley Stanceu (1941, 46)
George Washburn (1941)
Hank Borowy (1942-45)
Mel Queen (1942, 44, 46-47)
Jim Turner (1942-45)
Marv Breuer (1943)
Tommy Byrne (1943, 46-51, 54-57)
Al Lyons (1943-44, 46-47)
Butch Wensloff (1943, 47)
Bill Zuber (1943-46)
Bill Bevens (1944-47)
Monk Dubiel (1944-45)
Johnny Johnson (1944)
Joe Page (1944-50)
Steve Roser (1944-45)
Al Gettel (1945-46)
Ken Hocombe (1945)
Tiny Bonham (1946)
Karl Drews (1946-48)
Randy Gumpert (1946-48)
Frank Hiller (1946, 48-49)
Herb Karpel (1946)
Cuddles Marshall (1946, 48-49)
Vic Raschi (1946-53)
Jake Wade (1946)
Bill Wight (1946-47)
Rugger Ardizoia (1947)
Don Johnson (1947, 50)
Bobo Newsom (1947)
Allie Reynolds (1947-54)
Spec Shea (1947-49, 51)
Dick Starr (1947-48)
Red Embree (1948)
Eddie Lopat (1948-55)
Bob Porterfield (1948-51)
Ralph Buxton (1949)
Hugh Casey (1949)
Wally Hood Jr (1949)
Duane Pillette (1949-50)
Fred Sanford (1949-51)
Lew Burdette (1950)
Tom Ferrick (1950-51)
Whitey Ford (1950-68)
Dave Madison (1950)
Ernie Nevel (1950-51)
Joe Ostrowski (1950-52)
Bobby Hogue (1951-52)
Jack Kramer (1951)
Bob Kuzava (1951-54)
Tom Morgan (1951-52, 54-56)
Bob Muncrief (1951)
Stubby Overmire (1951)
Johnny Sain (1951-55)
Art Schallock (1951-55)
Bob Wiesler (1951, 54-55)
Ewell Blackwell (1952-53)
Tom Gorman (1952-54)
Jim McDonald (1952-54)
Bill Miller (1952-54)
Ray Scarborough (1952-53)
Harry Schaeffer (1952)
Johnny Schmitz (1952-53)
Kal Segrist (1952)
Steve Kraly (1953)
Ralph Branca (1954)
Harry Byrd (1954)
Bob Grim (1954-58)
Jim Konstanty (1954-56)
Marlin Stuart (1954)
Rip Coleman (1955-56)
Ted Gray (1955)
Johnny Kucks (1955-59)
Don Larsen (1955-59)
Gerry Staley (1955-56)
Tom Sturdivant (1955-59)
Bob Turley (1955-62)
Jim Coates (1956, 59-62)
Sonny Dixon (1956)
Mickey McDermott (1956)
Ralph Terry (1956-57, 59-64)
Al Cicotte (1957)
Art Ditmar (1957-61)
Sal Maglie (1957-58)
Murry Dickson (1958)
Johnny James (1958, 60-61)
Duke Maas (1958-61)
Zach Monroe (1958-59)
Virgil Trucks (1958)
Gary Blaylock (1959)
Jim Bronstad (1959)
Mark Freeman (1959)
John Gabler (1959-60)
Eli Grba (1959-60)
Luis Arroyo (1960-63)
Fred Kipp (1960)
Billy Shantz (1960)
Bill Short (1960)
Bill Stafford (1960-65)
Hal Stowe (1960)
Tex Clevenger (1961-62)
Bud Daley (1961-64)
Al Downing (1961-69)
Danny McDevitt (1961)
Hal Reniff (1961-67)
Rollie Sheldon (1961-62, 64-65)
Jim Bouton (1962-68)
Marshall Bridges (1962-63)
Hal Brown (1962)
Jack Cullen (1962, 65-66)
Steve Hamilton (1963-70)
Bill Kunkel (1963)
Tom Metcalf (1963)
Stan Williams (1963-64)
Bob Meyer (1964)
Pete Mikkelsen (1964-65)
Pedro Ramos (1964-66)
Mel Stottlemyre (1964-74)
Rich Beck (1965)
Gil Blanco (1965)
Jim Brenneman (1965)
Mike Jurewicz (1965)
Bobby Tiefenauer (1965)
Stan Bahnsen (1966, 68-71)
Bob Friend (1966)
Bill Henry (1966)
Fritz Peterson (1966-74)
Fred Talbot (1966-69)
Dooley Womack (1966-68)
Steve Barber (1967-68)
Bill Monbouquette (1967-68)
Cecil Perkins (1967)
Dale Roberts (1967)
Thad Tillotson (1967-68)
Joe Verbanic (1967-70)
John Cumberland (1968-69)
Lindy McDaniel (1968-73)
John Wyatt (1968)
Jack Aker (1969-72)
Bill Burbach (1969-71)
Ken Johnson (1969)
Mike Kekich (1969-73)
Ron Klimkowski (1969-72)
Don Nottebart (1969)
Loyd Colson (1970)
Rob Gardner (1970-72)
Gary Jones (1970-71)
Steve Kline (1970-74)
Mike McCormick (1970)
Gary Waslewski (1970-71)
Al Closter (1971-72)
Roger Hambright (1971)
Jim Hardin (1971)
Terry Ley (1971)
Fred Beene (1972-74)
Wade Blasingame (1972)
Steve Blateric (1972)
Casey Cox (1972-73)
Larry Gowell (1972)
Rich Hinton (1972)
Sparky Lyle (1972-78)
Jim Roland (1972)
Tom Buskey (1973-74)
Pat Dobson (1973-75)
Wayne Granger (1973)
Jim Magnuson (1973)
Sam McDowell (1973-74)
Doc Medich (1973-75)
Dave Pagan (1973-76)
Larry Gura (1974-75)
Tippy Martinez (1974-76)
Rudy May (1974-76, 80-83)
Rick Sawyer (1974-75)
Dick Tidrow (1974-79)
Cecil Upshaw (1974)
Mike Wallace (1974-75)
Dick Woodson (1974)
Ken Wright (1974)
Ron Guidry (1975-88)
Catfish Hunter (1975-79)
Doyle Alexander (1976, 82-83)
Ken Brett (1976)
Dock Ellis (1976-77)
Ed Figueroa (1976-80)
Ken Holtzman (1976-78)
Grant Jackson (1976)
Jim York (1976)
Ken Clay (1977-79)
Don Gullett (1977-80)
Larry McCall (1977-78)
Gil Patterson (1977)
Stan Thomas (1977)
Mike Torrez (1977)
Jim Beattie (1978-79)
Ron Davis (1978-82)
Rawley Eastwick (1978)
Rich Gossage (1978-83, 89)
Bob Kammeyer (1978-79)
Paul Lindblad (1978)
Andy Messersmith (1978)
Dave Rajsich (1978)
Rick Anderson (1979)
Ray Burris (1979)
Mike Griffin (1979-81)
Don Hood (1979)
Tommy John (1979-82, 86-89)
Jim Kaat (1979-80)
Paul Mirabella (1979)
Dave Righetti (1979, 81-90)
Roger Slagle (1979)
Luis Tiant (1979-80)
Doug Bird (1980-81)
Tim Lollar (1980)
Gaylord Perry (1980)
Tom Underwood (1980-81)
Bill Castro (1981)
George Fraizer (1981-83)
Andy McGaffigan (1981)
Gene Nelson (1981)
Rick Reuschel (1981-82)
Dave Wehrmeister (1981)
Roger Erickson (1982-83)
Curt Kaufman (1982-83)
Jim Lewis (1982)
Lynn McGlothen (1982)
Mike Morgan (1982)
John Pacella (1982)
Shane Rawley (1982-84)
Stefan Wever (1982)
Ray Fontenot (1983-84)
Matt Keough (1983)
Dave LaRoche (1983)
John Montefusco (1983-86)
Dale Murray (1983-85)
Bob Shirley (1983-87)
Neil Allen (1985, 87-88)
Mike Armstrong (1984-86)
Curt Brown (1984)
Marty Bystrom (1984-85)
Clay Christiansen (1984-85)
Joe Cowley (1984-85)
Jim Deshaies (1984)
Phil Niekro (1984-85)
Dennis Rasmussen (1984-87)
Jose Rijo (1984)
Rod Scurry (1985-86)
Rich Bordi (1985, 87)
Don Cooper (1985)
Brian Fisher (1985-86)
Ed Whitson (1985-86)
Brad Arnsberg (1986-87)
Doug Drabek (1986)
Al Holland (1986-87)
Al Pulido (1986)
Scott Nielsen (1986, 88-89)
Joe Niekro (1986-87)
Tim Stoddard (1986-88)
Bob Tewksburty (1986-87)
Pat Clements (1987-88)
Pete Filson (1987)
Bill Fulton (1987)
Cecilio Guante (1987-88)
Bill Gullickson (1987)
Charlie Hudson (1987-88)
Al Leiter (1987-89, 05)
Rick Rhoden (1987-88)
Steve Trout (1987)
John Candelaria (1988-89)
Rich Dotson (1988-89)
Dave Eiland (1988-91, 95-96)
Lee Guetterman (1988-92)
Jimmy Jones (1989-90)
Dale Mohorcic (1988-89)
Hipolito Pena (1988)
Steve Shields (1988)
Greg Cadaret (1989-92)
Bob Davidson (1989)
Chuck Gary (1989-91)
Andy Hawkins (1989-91)
Dave LaPoint (1989-90)
Lance McCullers (1989-90)
Kevin Mmahat (1989)
Clay Parker (1989-90)
Eric Plunk (1989-91)
Don Schulze (1989)
Walt Terrell (1989)
Steve Adkins (1990)
John Habyan (1990-93)
Tim Leary (1990-92)
Mark Leiter (1990)
Alan Mills (1990-91)
Rich Monteleone (1990-93)
Pascual Perez (1990-91)
Jeff Robinson (1990)
Mike Witt (1990-91, 93)
Darrin Chapin (1991)
Steve Farr (1991-93)
Steve Howe (1991-96)
Jeff Johnson (1991-93)
Scott Kamieniecki (1991-96)
Scott Sanderson (1991-92)
Wade Taylor (1991)
Tim Burke (1992)
Shawn Hillegas (1992)
Sterling Hitchcock (1992-95, 01-03)
Sam Militello (1992-93)
Jerry Nielsen (1992)
Melido Perez (1992-95)
Russ Springer (1992)
Bob Wickman (1992-96)
Curt Young (1992)
Jim Abbott (1993-94)
Paul Assenmacher (1993)
Andy Cook (1993)
Paul Gibson (1993-94, 96)
Neal Heaton (1993)
Mark Hutton (1993-94, 96)
Domingo Jean (1993)
Jimmy Key (1993-96)
Bobby Munoz (1993)
Lee Smith (1993)
Frank Tanana (1993)
Joe Ausanio (1994-95)
Greg Harris (1994)
Xavier Hernandez (1994)
Terry Mulholland (1994)
Rob Murphy (1994)
Bobby Ojeda (1994)
Donn Pall (1994)
Jeff Reardon (1994)
Scott Bankhead (1995)
Brian Boehringer (1995-97, 01)
David Cone (1995-00)
Rick Honeycutt (1995)
Bob MacDonald (1995)
Josias Manzanillo (1995)
Jack McDowell (1995)
Jeff Patterson (1995)
Dave Pavlas (1995-96)
Andy Pettitte (1995-03, 07-10)
Mariano Rivera (1995-present)
John Wetteland (1995-96)
Ricky Bones (1996)
Billy Brewer (1996, 98)
Dwight Gooden (1996-97, 00)
Graeme Lloyd (1996-98)
Jim Mecir (1996-97)
Ramiro Mendoza (1996-02, 05)
Jeff Nelson (1996-00, 03)
Dale Polley (1996)
Kenny Rogers (1996-97)
David Weathers (1996-97)
Wally Whitehurst (1996)
Willie Banks (1997-98)
Joe Borowski (1997-98)
Hideki Irabu (1997-99)
Danny Rios (1997)
Mike Stanton (1997-02, 05)
David Wells (1997-98, 02-03)
Jim Bruske (1998)
Mike Buddie (1998-99)
Todd Erdos (1998-00)
Orlando Hernandez (1998-02, 04)
Darren Holmes (1998)
Mike Jerzembeck (1998)
Jay Tessmer (1998-00, 02)
Roger Clemons (1999-03)
Tony Fossas (1999)
Jason Grimsley (1999-00)
Jeff Juden (1999)
Dan Naulty (1999)
Allen Watson (1999-00)
Ed Yarnall (1999-00)
Randy Choate (2000-03)
Craig Dingman (2000)
Darrell Einertson (2000)
Ben Ford (2000)
Randy Keisler (2000-01)
Ted Lilly (2000-02)
Denny Neagle (2000)
Scott Proctor (2000-07, 11)
Jake Westbrook (2000)
Carlos Almanzar (2001)
Adrian Hernandez (2001-02)
Brett Jodie (2001)
Brandon Knight (2001-02)
Mike Mussina (2001-08)
Christian Parker (2001)
Todd Williams (2001)
Jay Witasick (2001)
Mark Wohlers (2001)
Steve Karsay (2002-05)
Raul Mondesi (2002-03)
Mike Thurman (2002-03)
Jeff Weaver (2002-03)
Juan Acevedo (2003)
Jason Anderson (2003, 05)
Armando Benitez (2003)
Brandon Claussen (2003)
Jose Contreras (2003-04)
Jorge DePaula (2003-05)
Chris Hammond (2003)
Felix Heredia (2003-04)
Jon Lieber (2003-04)
Dan Miceli (2003)
Jesse Orosco (2003)
Antonio Osuna (2003)
Brent Prinz (2003-04)
Al Reyes (2003)
Gabe White (2003-04)
Kevin Brown (2004-05)
Tom Gordon (2004-05)
Alex Graman (2004-05)
Brad Halsey (2004)
Esteban Loaiza (2004)
Sam Marsonek (2004)
CJ Nitkowski (2004)
Donovan Osborne (2004)
Juan Padilla (2004)
Paul Quantrill (2004-05)
Tanyon Sturtze (2004-06)
Javier Vazquez (2004, 10)
Colter Bean (2005-07)
Shawn Chacon (2005-06)
Alan Embree (2005)
Wayne Franklin (2005)
Buddy Groom (2005)
Sean Henn (2005-07)
Randy Johnson (2005-06)
Darrell May (2005)
Carl Pavano (2005-08)
Tim Redding (2005)
Felix Rodriguez (2005)
Aaron Small (2005)
Chien-Ming Wang (2005-09)
Jaret Wright (2005-06)
TJ Beam (2006)
Brian Bruney (2006-09)
Octavio Dotel (2006)
Scott Erickson (2006)
Kyle Farnsworth (2006-08)
Jeff Karstens (2006-07)
Cory Lidle (2006)
Mike Myers (2006-07)
Sidney Ponson (2006, 08)
Darrell Rasner (2006-08)
Matt Smith (2006)
Jose Veras (2006-09)
Ron Villone (2006-07)
Kris Wilson (2006)
Chris Britton (2007-08)
Jim Brower (2007)
Joba Chamberlain (2007-11)
Tyler Clippard (2007)
Matt Desalvo (2007)
Michael Dunn (2009)
Philip Hughes (2007-11)
Kei Igawa (2007-08)
Ian Kennedy (2007-09)
Ross Ohlendorf (2007-08)
Luis Vizcaino (2007)
Chase Wright (2007)
Alfredo Aceves (2008-10)
Jonathan Albaladejo (2008-10)
Phil Coke (2008-09)
Dan Giese (2008)
LaTroy Hawkins (2008)
Damaso Marte (2008-11)
Scott Patterson (2008)
David Robertson (2008-11)
Humberto Sanchez (2008)
Billy Traber (2008)
AJ Burnett (2009-11)
Anthony Claggett (2009)
Chad Gaudin (2009-10)
Mark Melancon (2009-10)
Sergio Mitre (2009-11)
CC Sabathia (2009-11)
Brett Tomko (2009)
Josh Towers (2009)
Andrew Brackman (2010-11)
Boone Logan (2010-11)
Dustin Moseley (2010)
Ivan Nova (2010-11)
Chan Ho Park (2010)
Royce Ring (2010)
Romulo Sanchez (2010)
Randy Winn (2010)
Kerry Wood (2010)
Luis Ayala (2011)
Dellin Betances (2011)
Buddy Carlyle (2011)
Bartolo Colon (2011)
Pedro Feliciano (2011)
Freddy Garcia (2011)
Steve Garrison (2011)
Brian Gordon (2011)
George Kontos (2011)
Aaron Laffey (2011)
Jeff Marquez (2011)
Hector Noesi (2011)
Lance Pendleton (2011)
Amauri Sanit (2011)
Rafael Soriano (2011)
Raul Valdes (2011)
Cory Wade (2011)
Kevin Whelan (2011)
What is New York Yankees general manager salary?
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman signed a 3 year contract for the 2009-2011 seasons with the terms kept secret. It is known that his previous 3 year contract, running between the 2006-2008 seasons, was worth $5.4 million or $1.8 million per season. That would put his current contract's value at around $6 million to $6.5 million or $2 million or so per season.
What was the batting order of the 1929 New York Yankees?
The 1929 Yankees uniform numbers were the same as their spot in the batting order to begin the season : 1 Earle Combs, 2 Mark Koenig, 3 Babe Ruth, 4 Lou Gehrig, 5 Bob Meusel, 6 Tony Lazzeri, 7 Leo Durocher, and 8 Johnny Grabowski. The pitcher batted ninth.