about Henry Albert BauerFormer New York Yankee outfielder born 7-31 1922?
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Hank Bauer played with the Yankees from 48-61 & the A's from 60-61 (was a three-time all star). He actually joined the Marines and fought in World War II where he commanded a platoon of 64 men, serving in the Marines cut into his career as he made his major league debut at the age of 26.
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Hack Wilson - Chicago Cubss 1930 - had 191 RBIs
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Alexander Cartwright\nHenry Chadwick\n\nYou better not be claiming Abbott and Costello--because they are NOT.\n\nhttp://www.baseballhalloffame.org
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Yankee Global Enterprises LLC\n\nIt was formerly knows as YankeeNets.
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Do you mean include players from around the league?  And is "best" this season?  If so, here it is(stats as of 4:33 on June 10, 2006, three OF instead of separate because the positions are so similar):\nC:Mauer .384 AVG 5 HR 30 R 31 RBI 6 SB He's only 23, too\n1B:Pujols .308 25 52 65 2 Any question?\n2B:Utley .313 12 52 39 6 He's everything you want in a 2B \n3B:A-Rod .286 13 49 45 5 Beats Wright on career expectations\nSS:Tejada .331 13 49 46 2 SBs only do so much for Reyes\nOF:Soriano .303 23 48 46 14 Would be best 2B\nOF:Bay .313 19 44 52 5 This young Canadian is good\nOF:Beltran .294 17 43 44 10 Back to form after terrible '05\nDH:Thome .289 21 48 53 0 Narrowly edges out Hafner\nSP:Mussina 8-1 78 K 2.67 ERA 1.00 ERA Tearing up batters\nSP:Schilling 9-2 77 3.81 1.03 High ERA only flaw\nSP:P.Martinez 5-2 94 3.01 0.88 Still doing great in New York\nSP:Arroyo 8-0 68 2.31 1.10  Never heard of him?  Join the club.\nSP:Webb 8-0 65 2.14 1.08 Only undefeated on this staff\nAnd because I'm having fun\nRP: John Papelbon 20 SV 31 0.30 0.63 Incredible rookie season\n\nThere you have it.
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I would check out the Yankees' '92 roster and do a Google image search on some of the names. If you can take a guess of who it is and go on your suspicion, that might get you your answer quicker. If there's a name you don't recognize, it could very well be that guy.
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Ted Simmons with 2472, played from 1968 to 1988.  Mike Piazza leads in all time home runs by a catcher.  \nThe next few on the hitting list are Carlton Fisk, Joe Torre, Yogi Berra, and Gary Carter.
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The roster for the 1950 Yankees is listed at:\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/NYY/1950.shtml\nThe team included Yogi Berra, Joe Collins, Phil Rizzuto, Hank Bauer, and Joe DiMaggio.
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Greetings from the Yahoo Brain in New York City!  \nHope you're watching the live Answers webcast at http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\n\nAs for your question, I could, but that would be a violation of his privacy.  Far better, I think, to direct all your inquiries to the Yankees PR office.  \n\nYou can ask them a question here:\nhttp://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/help/email.jsp?c_id=nyy&primarySubject=Other&secondarySubject=None&dest=fanfeedback@yankees.mlb.com\n\nHope this helps!\n\n--J.
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http://www.ballparksofbaseball.com/al/YankeeStadium.htm
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1968 Stan Bahnsen      Yankees Pitcher\n1969 Lou Piniella           Royals Outfielder\n1970 Thurman Munson Yankees Catcher\n1971 Chris Chambliss   Indians First Base\n\nThey never played on the same Yankees team though. Well, Piniella, Munson and Chambliss did from 1974-'79 winning the "World" Series in '77 and '78.
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Mets....take a look at their roster yankees fans...just as good or better than yours..in my opinion better.
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tony [cardinals\nboby cox \n yankee current manager
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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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I hope not! But, he has been a Yankee for like 15 years, right? So, I guess it is possible, but very unfortunate. I like him a lot.
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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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Have a look here for complete info:\nhttp://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/M/Minnie-Minoso.shtml\nAnd did you realize that he played his last minor league game at the age of 80!