who was the player that won the triple crown in 1967 in baseball?
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Carl Yastrzemski LF Boston Red Sox\n\nAverage .326\nHome Runs 44\nRBI       121
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My guess would be Bob Feller, whose 100th win came midway through the 1941 season. He would have been 22 years old. Who are you thinking of? Clearly not Prior, Woods or Zambrano (who haven't reached 100 yet) or Maddux who hit 100 in 1993 when was almost 27.\n\nPosted 2/8/06: Yeah, Gooden is third I think at 25 yrs behind Feller and Frank Hahn (about 24 or 25).
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Casey Stengel, NY Yankees.  They said he was 'too old' after the '60 Series.  His reply -- I'll never make the mistake of being 70 again!"\n\nEnded up with the Mets in their first season in '62
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Bobby Richerdson from the Yanks in 1960.\n\nThe Yankees lost to the Pirates in 1960 in 7 games.
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Alan Wiggins.  70 steals, 106 runs scored.  Almost no one even remembers him.
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Johnny Podres - 2 wins in 1955\nSandy Koufax - 2 wins in 1963\n\nBut, Burt Hooton leads them all with 3 wins aganst the Yankees (1 each in 77,78, & 81)
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Alan Trammell of the Tigers, Tony Gwynn of the Padres, Willie Mays of the Giants, Walter Johnson of the Senators, Carl Yastrzemski of the Red Sox, Hank Aaron of the Braves, George Brett of the Royals, Ty Cobb of the Tigers, Cal Ripken Jr of the Orioles, Warren Spahn of the Braves, Willie Stargell of the Pirates, Robin Yount of the Brewers and Stan Musial of the Cardinals\n\nBob Feller of the Indians and Ted Williams of the Red Sox missed multple years due to war.
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Carl Yastrzemski, 1967.  Oddly enough, he won it the year after Frank Robinson did.  Twice in two years and nothing since.
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Paul Waner won the MVP in 1927, Robinson in 1961 and 1966, Clemente in 1966 and Yount in 1982 and 1989. So the answer is Al Kaline.
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A baseball player who played for the Milwaukee Brewers, Cleveland Indians, and Seattle Mariners from 1973 to 1986.  \n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/t/thomago01.shtml
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to add to Jerry's list: \n\nTim Raines and son (Tim jr?).\nBret and Aaron Boone sons of Bob Boone.\nSandy Alomar Jr. and Roberto (if still playing last year) sons of Sandy Alomar.  \nJerry Hairston Jr. son of Jerry Hairston.\nPedro Borbon still around?  Son of Pedro Borbon.\nClemens's son was drafted by the Astros, but didn't get to the majors yet.
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1. babe ruth\n2. lou gehrig\n3. mickey mantle\n4. willie mays\n5. ron guidry\n6. ted williams\n7. joe dimaggio\n8. johnny bench\n9. joe morgan\n10. michael young\n11. derek jeter\n12. whitey ford\n13. luis aparicio\n14. bobby richardson\n15. yogi berra\n16. hank aaron\n17. nellie fox\n18. al kaline\n19. juan marichal\n20. bob gibson\n21. nolan ryan\n22. cal ripken\n23. orlando cepeda\n24. tony kubek\n25. curt schilling\n26. mariano rivera\n27. george brett\n28. tony gwynn\n29. chric carpenter\n30. mike schmidt\n31. luis arroyo\n32. sandy koufax\n33. carl yastrymski\n34. bernie williams\n35. alex rodriguez\n36. reggie jackson\n37. lou brock\n38. ricky henderson\n39. tim mccarver\n40. brooks robinson\n41. lou campanella\n42. jackie robinson\n43. don mattingly\n44. albert puljos\n45. ozzie smith\n46. bill stafford\n47. joe mauer\n48. brian roberts\n49. kirby puckett\n50. matt holliday
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Stan "the Man" Musial is the man for me. He played for 23 years in a Cardinals uniform from 1941 to 1963. He won three world series and still holds the record for all-star games.\n\nOther contenders:\n\nDizzy Dean and the rest of the Gashouse Gang of the 1930s.\nOzzie Smith from the 1980s.\nMark McGwire would have been right up there except for the steroids scandal.
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Good question... I couldn't find the exact player, but did find a roster list from the 1970 team in that game and have included it in the link.  Hope this helps a little.\n\nMatt
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Who eventually scored on the play on a double to the gap in left-center that cleared the bases and triggered a 5 run rally. They eventually won the game 7-6 in 11 innings. Where is What is a true statement. What had a sex change and became known as Where in the mid 1970's. She died in 1988 of lung cancer in Truth-Or-Consequences, New Mexico. 3rd Baseman I Don't Know went on to have a solid career. Lifetime stats showed he hit 221 Home runs and drove in 782 in a 15 seasons, collected 3 world series rings with the New York Yankees, and played in 4 All-Star Games. He later on managed in the minors and also won 2 league titles there. Short Stop I Don't Give A Darn bounced around the majors playing for several clubs finshing with the Washington Senators in 1948. Left Fielder Why wrapped up a Hall of Fame career in 1958 for the Milwaukee Braves where he teamed with a young Henry Aaron in forming one of the most feared hitting tandems ever seen in the National League. Also hit .333 in the World Series that year. Career stats show 3,091 hits 427 home runs and over 1,300 career RBI. Entered the Hall of Fame in 1964 on his second try at entry. Center Fielder Because had a career ending injury in 1943 after slamming into the wall in Wrigley Field trying to catch a line drive off the bat of Andy Pafko. Catcher Today was optioned to the minors immediately following the game mentioned in the question and never returned to the majors. He did manage 3 teams in the majors however, and had moderate success coming within 2 games of the World Series in 1965 with the San Francisco Giants. Pitcher Today also had a Hall-of-Fame career. He ended a 22 year career in 1963 with the Chicago White Sox with a record of 283-160 with an ERA of 3.29. Also was the winning pitcher of the 1949 All-Star Game and drove in a run with a squeeze bunt in the 7th inning. Elected to the Hall in 1974 on his 6th try. The right fielder remains unnamed to this day since he was banned from baseball for life for gambling on games. Even his name has been removed from all baseball records.
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hank Aaron, 2297 rbi's
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Yea it was Robert Fick.\nRoger Maris hit the first home run their when he broke a few records in 1961.