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Frank Robinson
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Frank Robinson
Robinson in 2008
Right fielder / Left fielder / Manager
Born: (1935-08-31) August 31, 1935 (age 82)
Beaumont, Texas
Batted: Right Threw: Right
MLB debut
April 17, 1956, for the Cincinnati Reds
Last MLB appearance
September 18, 1976, for the Cleveland Indians
MLB statistics
Batting average
.294
Hits
2,943
Home runs
586
Runs batted in
1,812
Managerial record
1,065–1,176
Winning %
.475
Teams
As player
Cincinnati Reds (1956–1965)
Baltimore Orioles (1966–1971)
Los Angeles Dodgers (1972)
California Angels (1973–1974)
Cleveland Indians (1974–1976)
As manager
Cleveland Indians (1975–1977)
San Francisco Giants (1981–1984)
Baltimore Orioles (1988–1991)
Montreal Expos / Washington Nationals (2002–2006)
As coach
California Angels (1977)
Baltimore Orioles (1978–1980)
Milwaukee Brewers (1984)
Baltimore Orioles (1985–1987)
Career highlights and awards
14× All-Star (1956, 1957, 1959, 1959², 1961, 1961², 1962², 1965–1967, 1969–1971, 1974)
2× World Series champion (1966, 1970)
NL MVP (1961)
AL MVP (1966)
World Series MVP (1966)
Triple Crown (1966)
NL Rookie of the Year (1956)
Gold Glove Award (1958)
AL Manager of the Year (1989)
Cincinnati Reds No. 20 retired
Baltimore Orioles No. 20 retired
Cleveland Indians No. 20 retired
Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame
Baltimore Orioles Hall of Fame
Cleveland Indians Hall of Fame
Member of the National
Baseball Hall of Fame
Induction
1982
Vote
89.2% (first ballot)
Frank Robinson (born August 31, 1935) is an American former Major League Baseball (MLB) outfielder and manager. He played for five teams from 1956 to 1976, and became the only player to win league MVP honors in both the National and American Leagues.[1] He won the Triple Crown, was a member of two teams that won the World Series (the 1966 and 1970 Baltimore Orioles), and amassed the fourth-most career home runs at the time of his retirement (he is currently 10th). Robinson was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1982.
Robinson was the first black manager in MLB history. He managed the Cleveland Indians during the last two years of his playing career, compiling a 186–189 record. He went on to manage the San Francisco Giants, the Baltimore Orioles, and the Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals. He is the honorary President of the American League.
Contents
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1 Early life
2 Playing career
2.1 Final years (1971-76)
3 Manager
3.1 Managing career
3.2 Managerial record
4 Honors
5 Post-managerial career
6 See also
7 Bibliography
8 References
9 Further reading
10 External links
Early life[edit]
Robinson attended McClymonds High School in Oakland, California, where he was a basketball teammate of Bill Russell. He was a baseball teammate of Vada Pinson and Curt Flood.[2] While playing for the Reds in the late 1950s, he attended Xavier University in Cincinnati during the off-season.[3]
Playing career[edit]
Robinson with the Reds in 1961
Robinson had a long and successful playing career. Unusual for a star in the era before free agency, he split his best years between two teams: the Cincinnati Reds (1956–65) and the Baltimore Orioles (1966–71). The later years of his career were spent with the Los Angeles Dodgers (1972), California Angels (1973–74) and Cleveland Indians (1974–76). He is the only player to be named Most Valuable Player in both leagues, in 1961 with the Reds and again in 1966 with the Orioles.
In his rookie year, 1956, he tied the then-record of 38 home runs by a rookie, as a member of the Cincinnati Reds, and was named Rookie of the Year. Although the Reds won the NL pennant in 1961 and Robinson won his first MVP that year (in July he batted .409, hit 13 home runs, and drove in 34 RBI to win NL Player of the Month) his best offensive year arguably came in 1962, when he hit .342 with 39 home runs, 51 doubles, 208 hits (his only 200+ hit season), 136 RBI and 134 runs. The Reds lost the 1961 World Series to the Yankees.
Robinson practiced a gutsy batting style, crowding the plate perhaps more than any other player of his time, and experienced many knockdowns. Asked by an announcer what his solution to the problem was, he answered simply, "Just stand up and lambast the next pitch", which he often did.
Prior to the 1966 season, Reds owner Bill DeWitt sent Robinson to Baltimore in exchange for pitcher Milt Pappas, pitcher Jack Baldschun and outfielder Dick Simpson. The trade is now considered among the most lopsided deals in baseball history, especially as Robinson was only 30 years old and appeared to have many productive years ahead of him. DeWitt attempted to downplay this fact and defend the deal to skeptical Reds fans by famously referring to Robinson as "not a young 30."[4] It forever tarnished Dewitt's legacy, and outrage over the deal made it difficult for Pappas to adjust to pitching in Cincinnati (he was traded out of town after only three seasons). There were also rumors that Robinson did not get along well with teammate Vada Pinson. In Robinson's first year in Baltimore, he won the Triple Crown, leading the American League with a .316 batting average (the lowest ever by a Triple crown winner), 49 home runs (the most ever by a right-handed Triple crown winner) and 122 runs batted in. On May 8, 1966, Robinson became the only player ever to hit a home run completely out of Memorial Stadium. The shot came off of Luis Tiant in the second game of a doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians, and the home run measured a whopping 541 feet.[5] Until the Orioles' move to Camden Yards in 1991, a flag labeled "HERE" was flown at the spot where the ball left the stadium.
The Orioles won the 1966 World Series and Robinson was named the Series MVP. In the Orioles' four-game sweep of the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers, Robinson hit two home runs—in Game One, which Baltimore won 5–2, and in Game Four, the only run of the game in a 1–0 series-clinching victory. Both home runs were hit off Don Drysdale.
It was in Baltimore that he first became active in the civil rights movement. He originally declined membership in the NAACP unless the organization promised not to make him do public appearances. However, after witnessing Baltimore's segregated housing and discriminatory real estate practices, he changed his mind and became an enthusiastic speaker on racial issues.[6]
On June 26, 1970, Robinson hit back-to-back grand slams (in the fifth and sixth innings) in the Orioles' 12–2 victory over the Washington Senators at RFK Stadium. The same runners were on base on both home runs—Dave McNally on third, Don Buford on second and Paul Blair on first.
The Orioles won three consecutive pennants between 1969 and 1971, and won the 1970 World Series over his old club Cincinnati. Before the 1969 World Series, Frank Robinson said, "Bring on the Mets and Ron Gaspar!" He was then told by his teammate Merv Rettenmund, "It's Rod, stupid." He then retorted by saying, "OK. Bring on Rod Stupid!"[7]
Final years (1971-76)[edit]
On December 2, 1971, the Orioles traded him (along with Pete Richert) to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Doyle Alexander, Bob O'Brien, Sergio Robles and Royle Stillman. The 1972 season was his first season in the National League since playing with the 1965 Reds. He played 103 games, while compiling a .251 batting average, 59 RBIs, 86 hits, and hitting 19 home runs. In November of that year, he was traded along with Billy Grabarkewitz, Bill Singer, Mike Strahler and Bobby Valentine to the California Angels for Ken McMullen and Andy Messersmith. In his time with the Angels, he became their first ever designated hitter while also being teammates again with Vada Pinson. He played 147 games in 1973 and 129 in 1974 before being traded to the Cleveland Indians for a player to be named later (revealed to be Rusty Torres later), Ken Suarez and cash. In his tenure with the Angels, he hit for a .259 average while having 50 home runs, 249 hits, and 160 RBIs. He played 100 total games for the Indians in his tenure from 1974 to 1976, hitting for .226 while having 14 home runs, 39 RBIs, and 53 hits.
During a 21-year baseball career, he batted .294 with 586 home runs, 1,812 runs batted in, and 2,943 hits. At his retirement, his 586 career home runs were the fourth-best in history (behind only Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, and Willie Mays). He is second on Cincinnati's all-time home run leaders list (324), behind Johnny Bench and is the Reds' all-time leader in slugging percentage (.554).[8]
Manager[edit]
Robinson, circa 1974
Managing career[edit]
Robinson managed in the winter leagues late in his playing career. By the early 1970s, he had his heart set on becoming the first black manager in the majors; the Angels traded him to the Cleveland Indians midway through the 1974 season due to his open campaigning for the manager's job.
In 1975, the Indians named him player-manager, giving him distinction of being the first black manager in the Majors.[6] In his first at bat as player/manager of the Indians, he homered at Cleveland Stadium off Yankees pitcher Doc Medich.
His managing career would go on to include Cleveland (1975–77); the San Francisco Giants (1981–84); the Baltimore Orioles (1988–91); and the Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals franchise (2002–06).
In addition to being the first black manager in the major leagues with the American League's Indians, upon joining the Giants, he also became the first black manager in the National League.
He was awarded the American League Manager of the Year Award in 1989 for leading the Orioles to an 87–75 record, a turnaround from their previous season in which they went 54–107. After Robinson had spent some years known in baseball as the Director of Discipline, he was chosen by Major League Baseball in 2002 to manage the Expos, which MLB owned at that time. The 2002 Expos performed surprisingly well, finishing second in the NL East, and posting a 19-game improvement over 2001.
In 2005, the Montreal Gazette's Stephanie Myles reported that Robinson had devoted much time playing golf during his years in Montreal, sometimes spending 16-hour days between the course and the games at night. Some journalists have questioned his disregard of statistics to determine pitching match-ups with his hitting line-ups. Robinson defended his style of managing by saying that he goes by his "gut feeling".
In a June 2005 Sports Illustrated poll of 450 MLB players, Robinson was selected the worst manager in baseball, along with Buck Showalter, then manager of the Texas Rangers. In the August 2006 poll, he again was voted worst manager with 17% of the vote and 37.7% of the NL East vote.[9]
In 2005, one of Robinson's Nationals players asked him if he had ever played in the majors. This was reported on Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel as an illustration of how little some current players are aware of the history of the game.
On April 20, 2006, with the Nationals'10–4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, Robinson got his 1000th win, becoming the 53rd manager to reach that milestone.[10] He had earned his 1000th loss two seasons earlier.[11]
During a game against the Houston Astros on May 25, 2006, Robinson pulled Nationals catcher Matt LeCroy during the middle of the seventh inning, violating an unwritten rule that managers do not remove position players in the middle of an inning. Instead, managers are supposed to discreetly switch position players in between innings. However, LeCroy, the third-string catcher, had allowed Houston Astros baserunners to steal seven bases over seven innings and had committed two throwing errors. Although the Nationals won the game 8–5, Robinson found the decision so difficult to make on a player he respected so much, he broke down crying during the post-game interviews.[12]
On September 30, 2006, the Nationals' management declined to renew Robinson's contract for the 2007 season, though they stated he was welcome to come to spring training in an unspecified role. Robinson, who wanted either a front office job or a consultancy, declined.[13] On October 1, 2006, he managed his final game, a 6–2 loss to the Mets, and prior to the game addressed the fans at RFK Stadium.[14]
Robinson's record as a manager stands at 1065 wins and 1176 losses.[15]
Managerial record[edit]
Team
From
To
Managerial record
G
W
L
Win %
Cleveland Indians 1975 1977 375 186 189 .496
San Francisco Giants 1981 1984 541 264 277 .488
Baltimore Orioles 1988 1991 515 230 285 .447
Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals 2002 2006 810 385 425 .475
Total
2241
1065
1176
.475
Ref.:[15]
Honors[edit]
In addition to his two Most Valuable Player awards (1961 and 1966) and his World Series Most Valuable Player award (1966), Robinson was honored in 1966 with the Hickok Belt as the top professional athlete of the year in any sport.
In 1982, Robinson was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame as a Baltimore Oriole. Robinson is also a charter member of the Baltimore Orioles Hall of Fame (along with Brooks Robinson), and a member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame, being inducted into both in 1978. He was inducted into the Cleveland Indians Hall of Fame in 2016.
The Reds, Orioles, and Indians have retired his uniform number 20. He is one of only two major league players, the other being Nolan Ryan, to have his number retired by three different organizations.
Frank Robinson's number 20 was retired by the Baltimore Orioles in 1972.
Frank Robinson's number 20 was retired by the Cincinnati Reds in 1998.
Frank Robinson's number 20 was retired by the Cleveland Indians in 2017.
Robinson being awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom
In 1999, he ranked Number 22 on The Sporting News list of the 100 Greatest Baseball Players, and was nominated as a finalist for the Major League Baseball All-Century Team.
Three teams have honored Robinson with statues:
In 2003, the Reds dedicated a bronze statue of Robinson at Great American Ball Park.
In 2012, the Orioles unveiled a bronze statue of Robinson at Oriole Park at Camden Yards as part of the Orioles Legends Celebration Series.[16]
In 2017, the Indians unveiled a bronze statue of Robinson in front of Progressive Field.[17]
He was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom on November 9, 2005, by President George W. Bush.[18] On April 13, 2007 Robinson was awarded the first Jackie Robinson Society Community Recognition Award at George Washington University.[19]
In his career, he held several major league records. In his rookie season, he tied Wally Berger's record for home runs by a rookie (38).[6] (The current record would be set by Aaron Judge in 2017.) Robinson still holds the record for home runs on opening day (8), which includes a home run in his first at bat as a player-manager.[20] Robinson won the American League Triple Crown (.316 BA, 49 HR, 122 RBI) – only two players (Carl Yastrzemski and Miguel Cabrera) have since won the award in either league – and the two MVP awards, which made him the first player in baseball history to earn the title in both leagues.
Post-managerial career[edit]
Robinson in January 2014
Robinson first served in the MLB front office as Vice President of On-Field Operations from 1999 to 2002, responsible for player discipline, uniform policy, stadium configuration, and other on-field issues.[21]
Robinson served as an analyst for ESPN during 2007 Spring training.[22] The Nationals offered to honor Robinson during a May 20 game against his former club the Baltimore Orioles but he refused.[23]
In 2007 Robinson rejoined the MLB front office, serving as a Special Advisor for Baseball Operations from 2007 to 2009. He then served as Special Assistant to Bud Selig from 2009 to 2010, and then was named Senior Vice President for Major League Operations from 2010 to 2011. In June 2012, he became Executive Vice President of Baseball Development.[21] In February 2015, Robinson left his position as Executive Vice President of Baseball Development and was named senior advisor to the Commissioner of Baseball and Honorary American League President.[24]
See also[edit]
Biography portal
Baseball portal
500 home run club
List of Major League Baseball players to hit for the cycle
List of Major League Baseball annual doubles leaders
List of Major League Baseball annual home run leaders
List of Major League Baseball annual runs batted in leaders
List of Major League Baseball annual runs scored leaders
List of Major League Baseball batting champions
List of Major League Baseball career doubles leaders
List of Major League Baseball career hits leaders
List of Major League Baseball career home run leaders
List of Major League Baseball career runs scored leaders
List of Major League Baseball career stolen bases leaders
List of Major League Baseball home run records
List of Major League Baseball managers by wins
List of Major League Baseball player-managers
List of Major League Baseball single-game grand slam leaders
Major League Baseball Triple Crown
Bibliography[edit]
Robinson, Frank (1968). My Life Is Baseball. with Al Silverman. Doubleday. ISBN 9997502442.
Robinson, Frank (1976). Frank: The First Year. with Dave Anderson. Holt, Rinehart and Winston. ISBN 0030149517.
Robinson, Frank; Stainback, Barry (1988). Extra Innings. McGraw-Hill. ISBN 0070531838.
References[edit]
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Jump up ^ Moffi, Larry and Kronstadt, Jonathan. Crossing the Line: Black Major Leaguers, 1947–1959. McFarland (1994). pp. 156. ISBN 0-899-50930-4
Jump up ^ "Baseball: More Than 150 Years" by David Nemec and Saul Wisnia. Publications International, Ltd. 1997, page 413
Jump up ^ Landers, Charles. "Frank Robinson once took a Luis Tiant fastball 541 feet straight out of Memorial Stadium". MLB. Retrieved May 8, 2017.
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Jump up ^ "Johnson, Nats give Robinson 1000th win".
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Jump up ^ Svrluga, Barry (January 11, 2007). "Nats Will Not Offer Robinson a Paid Job". The Washington Post.
Jump up ^ Sheinin, Dave (October 2, 2006). "Nats' Robinson Bids a Fond Farewell". The Washington Post.
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Jump up ^ Seidel, Jeff. "O's pay tribute to Robinson at Camden Yards". Retrieved 15 July 2012.
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Jump up ^ Svrluga, Barry (February 16, 2007). "Robinson Declines Celebration in His Honor". The Washington Post. Retrieved May 2, 2010.
Jump up ^ Hall of Famer Robinson to become senior adviser to MLB commish
Further reading[edit]
Frank Robinson archive at The Baltimore Sun (May 7, 2013)
Kates, Maxwell. "Frank Robinson". SABR.
Skipper, John C. (2014). Frank Robinson: A Baseball Biography. McFarland & Company. ISBN 0786475617.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Frank Robinson.
Frank Robinson at the Baseball Hall of Fame
Career statistics and player information from MLB, or Baseball-Reference, or The Baseball Cube, or Baseball-Reference (Minors), or Retrosheet
Frank Robinson managerial career statistics at Baseball-Reference.com
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1909: Cobb
1910: Disputed
1911: Cobb
1912: Cobb
1913: Cobb
1914: Cobb
1915: Cobb
1916: Speaker
1917: Cobb
1918: Cobb
1919: Cobb
1920: Sisler
1921: Heilmann
1922: Sisler
1923: Heilmann
1924: Ruth
1925: Heilmann
1926: Manush
1927: Heilmann
1928: Goslin
1929: Fonseca
1930: Simmons
1931: Simmons
1932: Alexander
1933: Foxx
1934: Gehrig
1935: Myer
1936: Appling
1937: Gehringer
1938: Foxx
1939: DiMaggio
1940: DiMaggio
1941: T. Williams
1942: T. Williams
1943: Appling
1944: Boudreau
1945: Stirnweiss
1946: Vernon
1947: T. Williams
1948: T. Williams
1949: Kell
1950: Goodman
1951: Fain
1952: Fain
1953: Vernon
1954: Ávila
1955: Kaline
1956: Mantle
1957: T. Williams
1958: T. Williams
1959: Kuenn
1960: Runnels
1961: Cash
1962: Runnels
1963: Yastrzemski
1964: Oliva
1965: Oliva
1966: Robinson
1967: Yastrzemski
1968: Yastrzemski
1969: Carew
1970: Johnson
1971: Oliva
1972: Carew
1973: Carew
1974: Carew
1975: Carew
1976: Brett
1977: Carew
1978: Carew
1979: Lynn
1980: Brett
1981: Lansford
1982: Wilson
1983: Boggs
1984: Mattingly
1985: Boggs
1986: Boggs
1987: Boggs
1988: Boggs
1989: Puckett
1990: Brett
1991: Franco
1992: Martínez
1993: Olerud
1994: O'Neill
1995: Martínez
1996: Rodriguez
1997: Thomas
1998: B. Williams
1999: Garciaparra
2000: Garciaparra
2001: Suzuki
2002: Ramirez
2003: Mueller
2004: Suzuki
2005: Young
2006: Mauer
2007: Ordóñez
2008: Mauer
2009: Mauer
2010: Hamilton
2011: Cabrera
2012: Cabrera
2013: Cabrera
2014: Altuve
2015: Cabrera
2016: Altuve
2017: Altuve
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American League season home run leaders
1901: Lajoie
1902: Seybold
1903: Freeman
1904: H. Davis
1905: H. Davis
1906: H. Davis
1907: H. Davis
1908: Crawford
1909: Cobb
1910: Stahl
1911: Baker
1912: Baker & Speaker
1913: Baker
1914: Baker
1915: Roth
1916: Pipp
1917: Pipp
1918: Ruth & Walker
1919: Ruth
1920: Ruth
1921: Ruth
1922: K. Williams
1923: Ruth
1924: Ruth
1925: Meusel
1926: Ruth
1927: Ruth
1928: Ruth
1929: Ruth
1930: Ruth
1931: Ruth & Gehrig
1932: Foxx
1933: Foxx
1934: Gehrig
1935: Greenberg & Foxx
1936: Gehrig
1937: DiMaggio
1938: Greenberg
1939: Foxx
1940: Greenberg
1941: T. Williams
1942: T. Williams
1943: York
1944: Etten
1945: Stephens
1946: Greenberg
1947: T. Williams
1948: DiMaggio
1949: T. Williams
1950: Rosen
1951: Zernial
1952: Doby
1953: Rosen
1954: Doby
1955: Mantle
1956: Mantle
1957: Sievers
1958: Mantle
1959: Killebrew & Colavito
1960: Mantle
1961: Maris
1962: Killebrew
1963: Killebrew
1964: Killebrew
1965: Conigliaro
1966: Robinson
1967: Yastrzemski & Killebrew
1968: Howard
1969: Killebrew
1970: Howard
1971: Melton
1972: Allen
1973: Jackson
1974: Allen
1975: Jackson & Scott
1976: Nettles
1977: Rice
1978: Rice
1979: Thomas
1980: Jackson & Oglivie
1981: Grich, Murray, Evans & Armas
1982: Jackson & Thomas
1983: Rice
1984: Armas
1985: Evans
1986: Barfield
1987: McGwire
1988: Canseco
1989: McGriff
1990: Fielder
1991: Canseco & Fielder
1992: González
1993: González
1994: Griffey Jr.
1995: Belle
1996: McGwire
1997: Griffey Jr.
1998: Griffey Jr.
1999: Griffey Jr.
2000: Glaus
2001: Rodriguez
2002: Rodriguez
2003: Rodriguez
2004: Ramirez
2005: Rodriguez
2006: Ortiz
2007: Rodriguez
2008: Cabrera
2009: Peña & Teixiera
2010: Bautista
2011: Bautista
2012: Cabrera
2013: C. Davis
2014: Cruz
2015: C. Davis
2016: Trumbo
2017: Judge
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American League season runs batted in leaders
1901: Lajoie
1902: Freeman
1903: Freeman
1904: Lajoie
1905: H. Davis
1906: H. Davis
1907: Cobb
1908: Cobb
1909: Cobb
1910: Crawford
1911: Cobb
1912: Baker
1913: Baker
1914: Crawford
1915: Veach & Crawford
1916: Pratt
1917: Veach
1918: Veach
1919: Ruth
1920: Ruth
1921: Ruth
1922: K. Williams
1923: Ruth
1924: Goslin
1925: Meusel
1926: Ruth
1927: Gehrig
1928: Ruth & Gehrig
1929: Simmons
1930: Gehrig
1931: Gehrig
1932: Foxx
1933: Foxx
1934: Gehrig
1935: Greenberg
1936: Trosky
1937: Greenberg
1938: Foxx
1939: T. Williams
1940: Greenberg
1941: DiMaggio
1942: T. Williams
1943: York
1944: Stephens
1945: Etten
1946: Greenberg
1947: T. Williams
1948: DiMaggio
1949: T. Williams & Stephens
1950: Dropo & Stephens
1951: Zernial
1952: Rosen
1953: Rosen
1954: Doby
1955: R. Boone & Jensen
1956: Mantle
1957: Sievers
1958: Jensen
1959: Jensen
1960: Maris
1961: Gentile & Maris
1962: Killebrew
1963: Stuart
1964: B. Robinson
1965: Colavito
1966: F. Robinson
1967: Yastrzemski
1968: Harrelson
1969: Killebrew
1970: Howard
1971: Killebrew
1972: Allen
1973: Jackson
1974: Burroughs
1975: Scott
1976: May
1977: Hisle
1978: Rice
1979: Baylor
1980: Cooper
1981: Murray
1982: McRae
1983: Rice & Cooper
1984: Armas
1985: Mattingly
1986: Carter
1987: Bell
1988: Canseco
1989: Sierra
1990: Fielder
1991: Fielder
1992: Fielder
1993: Belle
1994: Puckett
1995: Belle & Vaughn
1996: Belle
1997: Griffey Jr.
1998: González
1999: Ramirez
2000: Martínez
2001: B. Boone
2002: Rodriguez
2003: Delgado
2004: Tejada
2005: Ortiz
2006: Ortiz
2007: Rodriguez
2008: Hamilton
2009: Teixeira
2010: Cabrera
2011: Granderson
2012: Cabrera
2013: C. Davis
2014: Trout
2015: Donaldson
2016: Encarnación & Ortiz
2017: Cruz
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National League Rookie of the Year Award
1947: J. Robinson
1948: Dark
1949: Newcombe
1950: Jethroe
1951: Mays
1952: Black
1953: Gilliam
1954: Moon
1955: Virdon
1956: F. Robinson
1957: Sanford
1958: Cepeda
1959: McCovey
1960: F. Howard
1961: B. Williams
1962: Hubbs
1963: Rose
1964: Allen
1965: Lefebvre
1966: Helms
1967: Seaver
1968: Bench
1969: Sizemore
1970: Morton
1971: E. Williams
1972: Matlack
1973: Matthews
1974: McBride
1975: Montefusco
1976: Metzger & Zachry
1977: Dawson
1978: Horner
1979: Sutcliffe
1980: Howe
1981: Valenzuela
1982: Sax
1983: Strawberry
1984: Gooden
1985: Coleman
1986: Worrell
1987: Santiago
1988: Sabo
1989: Walton
1990: Justice
1991: Bagwell
1992: Karros
1993: Piazza
1994: Mondesi
1995: Nomo
1996: Hollandsworth
1997: Rolen
1998: Wood
1999: Williamson
2000: Furcal
2001: Pujols
2002: Jennings
2003: Willis
2004: Bay
2005: R. Howard
2006: Ramírez
2007: Braun
2008: Soto
2009: Coghlan
2010: Posey
2011: Kimbrel
2012: Harper
2013: Fernández
2014: deGrom
2015: Bryant
2016: Seager
2017: Bellinger
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World Series MVP Award
1955: Podres
1956: Larsen
1957: Burdette
1958: Turley
1959: Sherry
1960: Richardson
1961: Ford
1962: Terry
1963: Koufax
1964: Gibson
1965: Koufax
1966: F. Robinson
1967: Gibson
1968: Lolich
1969: Clendenon
1970: B. Robinson
1971: Clemente
1972: Tenace
1973: Jackson
1974: Fingers
1975: Rose
1976: Bench
1977: Jackson
1978: Dent
1979: Stargell
1980: Schmidt
1981: Cey, Guerrero & Yeager
1982: Porter
1983: Dempsey
1984: Trammell
1985: Saberhagen
1986: Knight
1987: Viola
1988: Hershiser
1989: Stewart
1990: Rijo
1991: Morris
1992: Borders
1993: Molitor
1994: No series
1995: Glavine
1996: Wetteland
1997: Hernandez
1998: Brosius
1999: Rivera
2000: Jeter
2001: Johnson & Schilling
2002: Glaus
2003: Beckett
2004: Ramirez
2005: Dye
2006: Eckstein
2007: Lowell
2008: Hamels
2009: Matsui
2010: Rentería
2011: Freese
2012: Sandoval
2013: Ortiz
2014: Bumgarner
2015: Pérez
2016: Zobrist
2017: Springer
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Major League Baseball All-Star Game MVP Award
1962: Wills
1962: Wagner
1963: Mays
1964: Callison
1965: Marichal
1966: B. Robinson
1967: Pérez
1968: Mays
1969: McCovey
1970: Yastrzemski
1971: F. Robinson
1972: Morgan
1973: Bonds
1974: Garvey
1975: Madlock & Matlack
1976: Foster
1977: Sutton
1978: Garvey
1979: Parker
1980: Griffey Sr.
1981: Carter
1982: Concepción
1983: Lynn
1984: Carter
1985: Hoyt
1986: Clemens
1987: Raines
1988: Steinbach
1989: Jackson
1990: Franco
1991: Ripken Jr.
1992: Griffey Jr.
1993: Puckett
1994: McGriff
1995: Conine
1996: Piazza
1997: Alomar Jr.
1998: Alomar
1999: Martínez
2000: Jeter
2001: Ripken Jr.
2003: Anderson
2004: Soriano
2005: Tejada
2006: Young
2007: Suzuki
2008: Drew
2009: Crawford
2010: McCann
2011: Fielder
2012: Cabrera
2013: Rivera
2014: Trout
2015: Trout
2016: Hosmer
2017: Canó
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Babe Ruth Award
1949: Page
1950: Coleman
1951: Rizzuto
1952: Mize
1953: Martin
1954: Rhodes
1955: Podres
1956: Larsen
1957: Burdette
1958: Howard
1959: Sherry
1960: Mazeroski
1961: Ford
1962: Terry
1963: Koufax
1964: Gibson
1965: Koufax
1966: F. Robinson
1967: Brock
1968: Lolich
1969: Weis
1970: B. Robinson
1971: Clemente
1972: Tenace
1973: Campaneris
1974: Green
1975: Tiant
1976: Bench
1977: Jackson
1978: Dent
1979: Stargell
1980: McGraw
1981: Cey
1982: Sutter
1983: Dempsey
1984: Morris
1985: Saberhagen
1986: Knight
1987: Viola
1988: Hershiser
1989: Stewart
1990: Hatcher
1991: Morris
1992: Winfield
1993: Molitor
1994: None
1995: Glavine
1996: Fielder
1997: Alou
1998: Brosius
1999: Rivera
2000: Jeter
2001: Johnson & Schilling
2002: Glaus
2003: Beckett
2004: Foulke
2005: Dye
2006: Eckstein
2007: Papelbon
2008: Hamels
2009: Rodriguez
2010: Lincecum
2011: Freese
2012: Sandoval
2013: Ortiz
2014: Bumgarner
2015: Davis
2016: Lester
2017: Altuve & Verlander
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National League Outfielder Gold Glove Award
1958: Aaron, Mays, Robinson
1959: Aaron, Brandt, Mays
1960: Aaron, Mays, Moon
1961: Clemente, Mays, Pinson
1962: Clemente, Mays, Virdon
1963: Clemente, Flood, Mays
1964: Clemente, Flood, Mays
1965: Clemente, Flood, Mays
1966: Clemente, Flood, Mays
1967: Clemente, Flood, Mays
1968: Clemente, Flood, Mays
1969: Clemente, Flood, Rose
1970: Agee, Clemente, Rose
1971: Bo. Bonds, Clemente, W. Davis
1972: Cedeño, Clemente, W. Davis
1973: Bo. Bonds, Cedeño, W. Davis
1974: Bo. Bonds, Cedeño, Gerónimo
1975: Cedeño, Gerónimo, Maddox
1976: Cedeño, Gerónimo, Maddox
1977: Gerónimo, Maddox, Parker
1978: Maddox, Parker, Valentine
1979: Maddox, Parker, Winfield
1980: Dawson, Maddox, Winfield
1981: Baker, Dawson, Maddox
1982: Dawson, Maddox, Murphy
1983: Dawson, McGee, Murphy
1984: Dawson, Dernier, Murphy
1985: Dawson, McGee, Murphy
1986: Gwynn, McGee, Murphy
1987: E. Davis, Dawson, Gwynn
1988: E. Davis, Dawson, Van Slyke
1989: E. Davis, Gwynn, Van Slyke
1990: Ba. Bonds, Gwynn, Van Slyke
1991: Ba. Bonds, Gwynn, Van Slyke
1992: Ba. Bonds, Van Slyke, Walker
1993: Ba. Bonds, Grissom, Walker
1994: Ba. Bonds, Grissom, Lewis
1995: Finley, Grissom, Mondesí
1996: Ba. Bonds, Finley, Grissom
1997: Ba. Bonds, Mondesí, Walker
1998: Ba. Bonds, Jones, Walker
1999: Finley, Jones, Walker
2000: Edmonds, Finley, Jones
2001: Edmonds, Jones, Walker
2002: Edmonds, Jones, Walker
2003: Cruz, Edmonds, Jones
2004: Edmonds, Finley, Jones
2005: Abreu, Edmonds, Jones
2006: Beltrán, Cameron, Jones
2007: Beltrán, Jones, Francoeur, Rowand
2008: Beltrán, McLouth, Victorino
2009: Bourn, Kemp, Victorino
2010: Bourn, González, Victorino
2011: Ethier, Kemp, Parra
2012: González, Heyward, McCutchen
2013: Gómez, González, Parra
2014: Heyward, Lagares, Yelich
2015: Heyward, Marte, Pollock
2016: Heyward, Inciarte, Marte
2017: Heyward, Inciarte, Ozuna
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Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year
1931: Pepper Martin
1932: Gene Sarazen
1933: Carl Hubbell
1934: Dizzy Dean
1935: Joe Louis
1936: Jesse Owens
1937: Don Budge
1938: Don Budge
1939: Nile Kinnick
1940: Tom Harmon
1941: Joe DiMaggio
1942: Frank Sinkwich
1943: Gunder Hägg
1944: Byron Nelson
1945: Byron Nelson
1946: Glenn Davis
1947: Johnny Lujack
1948: Lou Boudreau
1949: Leon Hart
1950: Jim Konstanty
1951: Dick Kazmaier
1952: Bob Mathias
1953: Ben Hogan
1954: Willie Mays
1955: Howard Cassady
1956: Mickey Mantle
1957: Ted Williams
1958: Herb Elliott
1959: Ingemar Johansson
1960: Rafer Johnson
1961: Roger Maris
1962: Maury Wills
1963: Sandy Koufax
1964: Don Schollander
1965: Sandy Koufax
1966: Frank Robinson
1967: Carl Yastrzemski
1968: Denny McLain
1969: Tom Seaver
1970: George Blanda
1971: Lee Trevino
1972: Mark Spitz
1973: O. J. Simpson
1974: Muhammad Ali
1975: Fred Lynn
1976: Bruce Jenner
1977: Steve Cauthen
1978: Ron Guidry
1979: Willie Stargell
1980: U.S. Olympic Hockey Team
1981: John McEnroe
1982: Wayne Gretzky
1983: Carl Lewis
1984: Carl Lewis
1985: Dwight Gooden
1986: Larry Bird
1987: Ben Johnson
1988: Orel Hershiser
1989: Joe Montana
1990: Joe Montana
1991: Michael Jordan
1992: Michael Jordan
1993: Michael Jordan
1994: George Foreman
1995: Cal Ripken Jr.
1996: Michael Johnson
1997: Tiger Woods
1998: Mark McGwire
1999: Tiger Woods
2000: Tiger Woods
2001: Barry Bonds
2002: Lance Armstrong
2003: Lance Armstrong
2004: Lance Armstrong
2005: Lance Armstrong
2006: Tiger Woods
2007: Tom Brady
2008: Michael Phelps
2009: Jimmie Johnson
2010: Drew Brees
2011: Aaron Rodgers
2012: Michael Phelps
2013: LeBron James
2014: Madison Bumgarner
2015: Stephen Curry
2016: LeBron James
2017: José Altuve
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Sporting News MLB Player of the Year Award
1936: Hubbell
1937: Allen
1938: Vander Meer
1939: DiMaggio
1940: Feller
1941: T. Williams
1942: T. Williams
1943: Chandler
1944: Marion
1945: Newhouser
1946: Musial
1947: T. Williams
1948: Boudreau
1949: T. Williams
1950: Rizzuto
1951: Musial
1952: Roberts
1953: Rosen
1954: Mays
1955: Snider
1956: Mantle
1957: T. Williams
1958: Turley
1959: Wynn
1960: Mazeroski
1961: Maris
1962: Wills & Drysdale
1963: Koufax
1964: Boyer
1965: Koufax
1966: Robinson
1967: Yastrzemski
1968: McLain
1969: McCovey
1970: Bench
1971: Torre
1972: B. Williams
1973: Jackson
1974: Brock
1975: Morgan
1976: Morgan
1977: Carew
1978: Guidry
1979: Stargell
1980: Brett
1981: Valenzuela
1982: Yount
1983: Ripken Jr.
1984: Sandberg
1985: Mattingly
1986: Clemens
1987: Bell
1988: Hershiser
1989: Mitchell
1990: Bonds
1991: Ripken Jr.
1992: Sheffield
1993: Thomas
1994: Bagwell
1995: Belle
1996: Rodriguez
1997: Griffey Jr.
1998: Sosa
1999: Palmeiro
2000: Delgado
2001: Bonds
2002: Rodriguez
2003: Pujols
2004: Bonds
2005: Jones
2006: Howard
2007: Rodriguez
2008: Pujols
2009: Pujols
2010: Hamilton
2011: Verlander
2012: Cabrera
2013: Cabrera
2014: Kershaw
2015: Donaldson
2016: Altuve
2017: Altuve
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Sporting News Manager of the Year Award
1936: McCarthy
1937: McKechnie
1938: McCarthy
1939: Durocher
1940: McKechnie
1941: Southworth
1942: Southworth
1943: McCarthy
1944: Sewell
1945: Bluege
1946: Dyer
1947: Harris
1948: Meyer
1949: Stengel
1950: Rolfe
1951: Durocher
1952: Stanky
1953: Stengel
1954: Durocher
1955: Alston
1956: Tebbetts
1957: Hutchinson
1958: Stengel
1959: Alston
1960: Murtaugh
1961: Houk
1962: Rigney
1963: Alston
1964: Keane
1965: Mele
1966: Bauer
1967: D. Williams
1968: Smith
1969: Hodges
1970: Murtaugh
1971: Fox
1972: Tanner
1973: Mauch
1974: Virdon
1975: Dar. Johnson
1976: Ozark
1977: Weaver
1978: Bamberger
1979: Weaver
1980: Virdon
1981: Martin
1982: Herzog
1983: La Russa
1984: Frey
1985: Cox
1986: McNamara & Lanier
1987: Anderson & Rodgers
1988: La Russa & Leyland
1989: Robinson & Zimmer
1990: Torborg & Leyland
1991: Kelly & Cox
1992: La Russa & Leyland
1993: Oates & Cox
1994: Showalter & Alou
1995: Hargrove & Baylor
1996: Oates & Bochy
1997: Dav. Johnson & Baker
1998: Torre & Bochy
1999: J. Williams & Cox
2000: Manuel & Baker
2001: Piniella & Bowa
2002: Scioscia & Cox
2003: Peña & Cox
2004: Gardenhire, Showalter, & Cox
2005: Guillén & Cox
2006: Leyland & Girardi
2007: Wedge & Melvin
2008: Maddon & González
2009: Scioscia & Tracy
2010: Gardenhire & Black
2011: Maddon & Gibson
2012: Showalter & Dav. Johnson
2013: Farrell & Hurdle
2014: Scioscia & M. Williams
2015: Molitor & Collins
2016: Francona & Roberts
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Hickok Belt winners
1950: Phil Rizzuto
1951: Allie Reynolds
1952: Rocky Marciano
1953: Ben Hogan
1954: Willie Mays
1955: Otto Graham
1956: Mickey Mantle
1957: Carmen Basilio
1958: Bob Turley
1959: Ingemar Johansson
1960: Arnold Palmer
1961: Roger Maris
1962: Maury Wills
1963: Sandy Koufax
1964: Jim Brown
1965: Sandy Koufax
1966: Frank Robinson
1967: Carl Yastrzemski
1968: Joe Namath
1969: Tom Seaver
1970: Brooks Robinson
1971: Lee Trevino
1972: Steve Carlton
1973: O. J. Simpson
1974: Muhammad Ali
1975: Pete Rose
1976: Ken Stabler
1977–2011 not awarded
2012: LeBron James
2013: LeBron James
2014: Madison Bumgarner
2015: Stephen Curry
2016: Michael Phelps
2017: José Altuve
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Major League Baseball batters who have won the Triple Crown
Miguel Cabrera
Ty Cobb
Hugh Duffy
Jimmie Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Paul Hines
Rogers Hornsby
Chuck Klein
Nap Lajoie
Mickey Mantle
Joe Medwick
Tip O'Neill
Frank Robinson
Ted Williams
Carl Yastrzemski
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500 home run club
Barry Bonds
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Alex Rodriguez
Willie Mays
Ken Griffey Jr.
Albert Pujols
Jim Thome
Sammy Sosa
Frank Robinson
Mark McGwire
Harmon Killebrew
Rafael Palmeiro
Reggie Jackson
Manny Ramirez
Mike Schmidt
David Ortiz
Mickey Mantle
Jimmie Foxx
Willie McCovey
Frank Thomas
Ted Williams
Ernie Banks
Eddie Mathews
Mel Ott
Gary Sheffield
Eddie Murray
Italics denotes active player
Book:500 home run club
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Cincinnati Reds retired numbers
1 Fred Hutchinson
5 Johnny Bench
8 Joe Morgan
10 Sparky Anderson
11 Barry Larkin
13 Dave Concepción
14 Pete Rose
18 Ted Kluszewski
20 Frank Robinson
24 Tony Pérez
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Members of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame
1958: Paul Derringer, Ernie Lombardi, Frank McCormick, Johnny Vander Meer, Bucky Walters
1959: Ival Goodman, Eppa Rixey
1960: Ewell Blackwell, Edd Roush
1961: Lonny Frey, Billy Werber
1962: Hughie Critz, Bubbles Hargrave, Ted Kluszewski
1963: Rube Bressler, Harry Craft, Heinie Groh, Noodles Hahn
1964: Gus Bell, Pete Donohue
1965: Fred Hutchinson, Larry Kopf, Red Lucas, Wally Post, Johnny Temple
1966: Jake Daubert, Mike McCormick, Billy Myers
1967: Adolfo "Dolf" Luque, Bill McKechnie
1968: Sam Crawford, Joe Nuxhall
1969: Warren Giles
1970: Jim O'Toole
1971: Roy McMillan
1972: Gordy Coleman
1973: Jim Maloney
1974: Bob Purkey
1975: Smoky Burgess
1976: Brooks Lawrence
1977: Vada Pinson
1978: Frank Robinson
1979: Tommy Helms
1980: Clay Carroll
1981: Leo Cárdenas
1982: Wayne Granger
1983: Gary Nolan
1984: Jack Billingham
1986: Johnny Bench
1987: Joe Morgan
1988: Jerry Lynch
1998: Tony Pérez, Cy Seymour
2000: Sparky Anderson, Dave Concepción
2001: Bob Ewing, Mario Soto
2002: Don Gullett, Bid McPhee
2003: George Foster, Dummy Hoy
2004: Ken Griffey Sr., Bob Howsam, Will White
2005: Eric Davis, José Rijo, George Wright, Harry Wright
2006: Tom Browning, Lee May, Tom Seaver
2008: César Gerónimo, August Herrmann, Joey Jay, Barry Larkin
2010: Pedro Borbón, Chris Sabo, Tony Mullane
2012: Sean Casey, Dan Driessen, John Reilly
2014: Ken Griffey Jr., Dave Parker, Ron Oester, Jake Beckley
2016: Pete Rose
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Baltimore Orioles retired numbers
4 Earl Weaver
5 Brooks Robinson
8 Cal Ripken Jr.
20 Frank Robinson
22 Jim Palmer
33 Eddie Murray
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Members of the Baltimore Orioles Hall of Fame
Roberto Alomar
Brady Anderson
Luis Aparicio
Harold Baines
George Bamberger
Steve Barber
Hank Bauer
Mark Belanger
Paul Blair
Mike Boddicker
Mike Bordick
Hal Brown
Don Buford
Al Bumbry
Mike Cuellar
Rich Dauer
Doug DeCinces
Rick Dempsey
Jack Dunn III
Mike Flanagan
Jim Gentile
Bobby Grich
Dick Hall
Elrod Hendricks
Chris Hoiles
Billy Hunter
Davey Johnson
John Lowenstein
Dennis Martínez
Tippy Martinez
Lee May
Scott McGregor
Dave McNally
Ray Miller
Stu Miller
Melvin Mora
Eddie Murray
Mike Mussina
Johnny Oates
Gregg Olson
Jim Palmer
Milt Pappas
Boog Powell
Paul Richards
Cal Ripken Jr.
Cal Ripken Sr.
Brooks Robinson
Frank Robinson
Gary Roenicke
Ken Singleton
B. J. Surhoff
Gus Triandos
Eddie Watt
Earl Weaver
Hoyt Wilhelm
Gene Woodling
Herb Armstrong Award
Richie Bancells
Rex Barney
Rob Brown
Frank Cashen
Harry Dalton
Jerold Hoffberger
Phil Itzoe
Lenny Johnston
Lee MacPhail
Bill O'Donnell
Hank Peters
Don Pries
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