what was the yankees startng lineup in 1963?
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Kubek ss \nRichardson 2b \nTresh lf \nMantle cf \nMaris rf  \nLopez rf  \nHoward c \nPepitone 1b \nBoyer 3b \nwhoever was pitching at 9th
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C-Pudge\n1B-Pujols\n2B-Soriano\nSS-Jeter\n3B-Rodriguez\nOF-Ichiro\nOF-Vlad\nOF-Manny\nDH-Cabrera/Tejeda\n\nSP-Schilling\nSP-Pedro\nSP-Santana\nSP-Carpenter\nSP-Kazmir\n\nRP-Rivera\nRP-Papelbon\n\nALL-TIME LINEUP\nC-Yogi\n1B-Gehirg\n2B-Jackie Robinson \n3B-Brooks Robinson\nSS-Ernie Banks/Honus Wagner \nOF-Williams\nOF-Mays\nOF-Ruth\nDH-Mantle\n\nP-Koufax\nP-Ford\nP-Bob Gibson\nP-Steve Carlton\nP-Walter Johnson\n\nRP-Goose Goosege
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http://www.baseball-almanac.com/teamstats/roster.php?y=1949&t=DET\n\nhttp://www.baseball-almanac.com/teamstats/roster.php?y=1950&t=DET
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With the rosters as they are, I would take the White Sox.  While the Yankees have a great roster (I am a Yankee fan), the White Sox roster won in 2005 and has only upgraded in the offseason with the additions of Jim Thome and Javy Vazquez will only make the team stronger.
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Hi,\n\nSix New York Yankees made the first American League all-star team in 1933.  They include starters Lefty Gomez, Ben Chapman, Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth as well as substitutes, Bill Dickey and Tony Lazzeri, neither of whom got into the game.
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tony [cardinals\nboby cox \n yankee current manager
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Here's a beauty:\n\nhttp://www.terryroy.com/yankees.html
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1 - Billy Martin\n3 - Babe Ruth\n4 - Lou Gehrig\n5 - Joe Dimaggio\n7 - Mickey Mantle\n8 - Yogi Berra\n8 - Bill Dickey\n9 - Roger Maris\n10 - Phil Rizzuto\n15 - Thurman Munson\n16 - Whitey Ford\n23 - Don Mattingly\n32 - Elston Howard\n37 - Casey Stengal\n42 - Jackie Robinson\n44 - Reggie Jackson\n49 - Ron Guidry
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Actually, I came up with six players who have no MLB experience who look like they could be opening day starters. The hot positions appear to be 2B and CF.\n\nIan Kinsler, 2B with Texas Rangers\n\nJosh Barfield, 2B with San Diego Padres\n\nDan Uggla, 2B with Florida Marlins\n\nReggie Abercrombie, CF with Florida Marlins\n\nRocco Baldelli, CF for Tampa Bay Devil Rays, although he has a pulled hamstring that could keep him off the field on opening day.\n\nKenji Johjima, C for Seattle Mariners, although he probably doesn't count as he played several years in the Japanese League, winning seven gold gloves there.
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P Dwight Gooden\n1B Keith Hernandez\n2B Wally Backman\n3B Ray Knight\nSS Howard Johnson\nOF Darryl Strawberry\nOF Lenny Dykstra\nOF Mookie Wilson\nC Gary Carter
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1 Alex Rodriguez, NYY, 3B  1 \n2 Albert Pujols, StL, 1B  2 \n3 Vladimir Guerrero, LAA, OF  3 \n4 Mark Teixeira, Tex, 1B  4 \n5 Manny Ramirez, Bos, OF  5 \n6 Johan Santana, Min, SP Gardenhire not happy w/ his 61 pitches in WBC start
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I like your technical objection. I assume you are talking about the '61 Yankees. Berra (22 HRs) only played 15 games behind the plate. Elston Howard (21 HR) was the primary catcher, and Johnny Blanchard (21 HR) was the main backup catcher and pinch-hitter.
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Full lineup here:\n\n1 Mark Ellis  \n2 Nick Swisher \n3 Mark Kotsay  \n4 Eric Chavez  \n5 Frank Thomas  \n6 Bobby Crosby \n7 Jay Payton \n8 Jason Kendall  \n9 Dan Johnson \n\n\n\nhttp://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/teamLineup?categoryId=71597
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p-tom glavine\np-kerry wood\np-dontrelle willis\np-pedro martinez\np-curt schilling\np-ray king\np-randy johnson\np-greg maddux\np-derrick turnbow\n1b-jeff bagwell\n1b-frank thomas\n1b-nomar garciaparra\n1b-richie sexson\n1b-jim thome\n1b-jason giambi\n2b-craig biggio\n3b-troy glaus\n3b-chipper jones\n3b-alex rodriguez\nss-derek jeter\ncatcher-mike piazza\ncatcher-ivan rodriguez\nlf-barry bonds\ncf-ken griffey jr.\nrf-vladimir guerrero
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There's really no way of telling right now.  The Yankees don't play at Seattle until August, and only a three game series then.  You can get a better idea the closer it gets to those dates and you can see how the pitching rotation is set up.  Obviously with a five man rotation, one starter pitches every five days, so you can get an idea like that.
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A-Rod since the fans vote for the All Star starters.  Personally, Troy Glaus from Toronto should start.  Both have scored 50 runs, and ARod is hitting 8 pts higher (.281 for ARod, .273 for Glaus), but Glaus has 6 more HR's and 5 more RBI's.
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you forgot derek jeter out with a sore thumb and a-rod and giambi out with the stomach virus... but don't worry!! i trust that the yankees know what they're doing!!\nGOOOOOOOOOOO YANKEES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!