Who was the MVP of the 1969 Baseball World Series?
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New York's Donn Clendenon.
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It was Chuck Knoblock\n\nMy link shows all the teams that he played on. he played for the yanks from 98-01 thats 3 world series
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Rogers Hornsby was a really great player that was also a manager, while he played. In that time he led his team to the "World" Series twice. Winning one in 1926. He also won two triple crowns and MVPs.
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Cal Ripken Jr.\n\nRipken hit a 3-run HR in the 3rd inning that led the American league to a 4-2 victory.
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Jeter ...his clutch hitting in the World Series always fascinated me. He was the first pro athelete my age I saw have real success, I've always been a little in awe of that.
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Nine.  He was on World Series winners in 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1941, 1947, 1949, 1950 and 1951.  He was also on the 1942 pennant winner that lost to the Cardinals in the World Series.  The Yankees also won the series in 1943, but Joe was not on the team due to military service in World War II.
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Hard to say. It's certainly one of the very best.\n\nThe 1960 World Series Game 7 where Bill Mazeroski won the series with a homerun in the bottom of the ninth is a serious contender. \n\nAs is the 1924 Series Game 7 where Walter Johnson came at the top of the 9th in to pitch in relief, pitching until the 12th, when his team won it with a pair of doubles. \n\nThere's a lot of baseball out there, and some questions that'll never be settled.
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1969 New York Mets Official Logo\n\nComplete Roster\n \n# Pitchers Height Weight Throws Bats Date Of Birth \n27 Don Cardwell 6-04 210 Right Right 1935-12-07 \n31 Jack DiLauro 6-02 185 Left Both 1943-05-03 \n29 Danny Frisella 6-00 195 Right Left 1946-03-04 \n39 Gary Gentry 6-00 183 Right Right 1946-10-06 \n38 Jesse Hudson 6-02 165 Left Left 1948-07-22 \n38 Al Jackson 5-10 169 Left Left 1935-12-25 \n29 Bob Johnson 6-04 220 Right Left 1943-04-25 \n34 Cal Koonce 6-01 185 Right Right 1940-11-18 \n36 Jerry Koosman 6-02 208 Left Right 1942-12-23 \n43 Jim McAndrew 6-02 185 Right Right 1944-01-11 \n45 Tug McGraw 6-00 185 Left Right 1944-08-30 \n31, 33 Les Rohr 6-05 205 Left Left 1946-03-05 \n30 Nolan Ryan 6-02 195 Right Right 1947-01-31 \n41 Tom Seaver 6-01 206 Right Right 1944-11-17 \n42 Ron Taylor 6-01 195 Right Right 1937-12-13 \n# Catchers Height Weight Throws Bats Date Of Birth \n10 Duffy Dyer 6-00 195 Right Right 1945-08-15 \n15 Jerry Grote 5-10 190 Right Right 1942-10-06 \n9 J.C. Martin 6-02 200 Right Left 1936-12-13 \n# Infielders Height Weight Throws Bats Date Of Birth \n12 Ken Boswell 6-00 172 Right Left 1946-02-23 \n5 Ed Charles 5-10 170 Right Right 1933-04-29 \n22 Donn Clendenon 6-03½ 210 Right Right 1935-07-15 \n1 Kevin Collins 6-02 190 Right Left 1946-08-04 \n11 Wayne Garrett 5-11 183 Right Left 1947-12-03 \n3 Bud Harrelson 5-11 160 Right Both 1944-06-06 \n23, 28 Bob Heise 6-00 175 Right Right 1947-05-12 \n7 Ed Kranepool 6-03 215 Left Left 1944-11-08 \n1 Bobby Pfeil 6-01 180 Right Right 1943-11-13 \n6 Al Weis 6-00 170 Right Both 1938-04-02 \n# Outfielders Height Weight Throws Bats Date Of Birth \n20 Tommie Agee 5-11 195 Right Right 1942-08-09 \n17 Rod Gaspar 5-11 165 Right Both 1946-04-03 \n18 Jim Gosger 5-11 185 Left Left 1942-11-06 \n21 Cleon Jones 6-00 200 Left Right 1942-08-04 \n25 Amos Otis 5-11 166 Right Right 1947-04-26 \n24 Art Shamsky 6-01 175 Left Left 1941-10-14 \n4 Ron Swoboda 6-02 205 Right Right 1944-06-30 \n1969 New York Mets Related Links
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No.  I think he's only been to a World Series twice.  2006 MVP was Eckstein and 2003 and Beckett.
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I am completely enamored and astounded by the legend that is LeRoy Satchel Paige. The stories you hear about how he would tell his outfield to stay in the dugout because he didnt need them, inducing only infield hits or striking out the batter...its mind-boggling. Big Satch simply dominated any game he played in, even into his 50's. his win total completely blows cy young out of the water. Satchell Paige was better.
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Whitey Ford - "The Yankees won 11 pennants in Ford's years with them. He ranks first all-time in WS wins (10), losses (8), games and games started (22), innings pitched, hits, bases on balls, and strikeouts. In the 1960, '61, and '62 Series, he pitched 33 consecutive scorelesss innings, breaking Babe Ruth's WS record of 29-2/3."\n\nI would also vote for (in no particular order): Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Christy Mathewson, and Mariano Riveria.
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Although I never got to see the All Time Greats, I'd have to say Ted Williams. Stan Musial was great also. Ty Cobb was no slouch either. Adding power you need to add Willie Mays and Babe Ruth.
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Barry bonds I guess, 7 mvp awards
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Believe it or not, it was Derek Jeter in 2000. There were no All-Star Game MVPs until 1962, despite the fact that the All-Star game started in 1933.
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1. Willie Mays (best outfielder of all time, great homerun hitter - 4th all time, and very high batting average.\n\n2. Babe Ruth (maybe the best player in baseball history, set many HR records, revolutionized baseball)\n\n3. Mickey Mantle\n\n4. Ty Cobb\n\n5. Ernie Banks\n\n6. Barry Bonds\n\n8. Joe Dimaggio
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According to Major League Baseball:\n"The MLB logo: No one player has ever been identified as the model of the 1969 Major League Baseball batter logo."
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Derek Jeter - 2000\nI do not think they had the award prior to 1962.\nThe Major League Baseball All-Star Game MVP Award is given to the outstanding player in each year's Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Awarded each season since 1962, it was originally called the Arch Ward Memorial Award after the man who first came up with the concept of the game. The name was briefly changed to the Commissioner's Trophy. In 2002, the award was renamed The Ted Williams Most Valuable Player Award in honor of former Red Sox slugger Ted Williams, who had passed away earlier that year. Because the game ended in a tie, no winner was named that year, making the Anaheim Angels' Garret Anderson the first recipient of the Ted Williams Award in 2003.