Sox Historical Stats
www.baseball-reference.com is slick! I know I'm probably stating something most of you already know but I can spend hours tooling around the site.
Here is the link to the Red Sox historical batting stats - stats accumulated while in a Red Sox uniform only of course
http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BOS/bat.shtml.
Best part is that it is sortable by clicking on the column headers.
Fun Facts:
Prior to this season when the likes of Beltre, Scutaro, Cameron, and Lackey even will take a place in the batter's box with a Sox jersey on - 1309 players (including pitchers) have take at least 1 plate appearance from the immortal Shawn Wooten in 2005 to the Yaz's 13991 PAs that will probably never be topped.
Top 10 OPS+ (minimum 3000 PAs)
1. Teddy Ballgame - 191
2. Speaker - 166
3. Jimmie Foxx - 156
4. Man-Ram - 155
5. Ortiz - 145
6. Boggs - 142
T7. Lynn - 140
T7. Vaughn - 140
9. Nomah - 133
10. Buck Freeman - 130
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Teddy Ballgame
I stated this before but I can’t get enough of repeating it:
Career batting average: .344
Career BABIP: .328 (!!!!!!)
Oh…and that 2021/709 BB/K is IMPRESSIVE (What a lazy P***k!)
"That was a lot of fun… You just keep pounding balls into the gap. The one thing you don’t want to do is hit a home run. That’s a rally-killer." Jeff Francoeur
about the BB/K of TW compared to the rest of the league
Ridiculous is an understatement:

"That was a lot of fun… You just keep pounding balls into the gap. The one thing you don’t want to do is hit a home run. That’s a rally-killer." Jeff Francoeur
And he missed three seasons in his prime
because he was serving in the war (1943, ’44, ’45). Phenomenal player.
We have lingered in the chambers of the sea /
By sea-girls wreathed with seaweed red and brown /
Till human voices wake us, and we drown.
Sluggish Sox
To show you how unimportant the stolen base has been the Red Sox historically…
The stolen base leader for the Sox all-time is Harry Hooper with 300….but Ellsbury is already 7th with 129 and will most likely be 3rd by the end of the 2010 season behind Hooper and Speaker (267).
um how many World Series did the Sox
win from 1919-2003? Maybe they should have stolen more bases lol
Or invested in a farm system.
Or made obvious easy decisions re: bullpens and defensive replacements.
USG
by Ben Buchanan on Feb 20, 2010 12:38 PM EST up reply actions
Or signed Jackie Robinson and Willie Mays
But the bizarrely-lionized Yawkey wouldn’t think of letting a black man on the field.
Should have had Ted Williams and Willie Mays playing side-by-side. Thanks Tom.
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