Yastrzemski, Carl Michael

Yastrzemski, Carl Michael,

1939–, American baseball player, b. Southampton, N.Y. A career-long member of the Boston Red Sox, "Yaz" was signed in 1959, brought up to the majors in 1961 (replacing the just-retired Ted WilliamsWilliams, Ted
(Theodore Samuel Williams), 1918–2002, American baseball player, b. San Diego, Calif. At the age of 17 he began playing professional ball with the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League.
..... Click the link for more information. ), and played until 1983. Powerful, consistent, and intense, Yastrzemski played in 3,308 games, more than any other American League player. When he retired, he not only led the Sox in games played but also in at-bats, hits, doubles, extra-base hits, total bases, runs, and runs batted in. An 18-time All Star and a three-time batting champ with 3,419 career hits, the right-handed left fielder won seven Gold Gloves as well. In 1967 he batted .325, hit 121 RBIs, and 44 home runs to win the batting triple crown and AL MVP award. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989.

Bibliography

See his autobiography (1990).

单词	yastrzemski, carl michael
释义	Yastrzemski, Carl Michael Yastrzemski, Carl Michael, 1939–, American baseball player, b. Southampton, N.Y. A career-long member of the Boston Red Sox, "Yaz" was signed in 1959, brought up to the majors in 1961 (replacing the just-retired Ted WilliamsWilliams, Ted (Theodore Samuel Williams), 1918–2002, American baseball player, b. San Diego, Calif. At the age of 17 he began playing professional ball with the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League. ..... Click the link for more information. ), and played until 1983. Powerful, consistent, and intense, Yastrzemski played in 3,308 games, more than any other American League player. When he retired, he not only led the Sox in games played but also in at-bats, hits, doubles, extra-base hits, total bases, runs, and runs batted in. An 18-time All Star and a three-time batting champ with 3,419 career hits, the right-handed left fielder won seven Gold Gloves as well. In 1967 he batted .325, hit 121 RBIs, and 44 home runs to win the batting triple crown and AL MVP award. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989. Bibliography See his autobiography (1990).
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