After debuting at the age of 21 with the New York Yankees, Yogi Berra averaged .285/.348/.482 (batting average/on-base percentage/slugging percentage) over his 19 year career, a batting line that w… ...

Yogi Berra, who lived until 2015, provided a compass for his kids and grandkids in sports and sportsmanship and so many other values. ... She would watch batting practice, ...

Joe Morgan, the Hall of Fame name that Ramirez passed on Saturday, is best known for his time with both the Houston Astros ...

Berra appeared in four games in 1965 as a player - the first was Saturday, May 1 against the Reds at Crosley Field. Berra went 0-for-1 as a pinch hitter in a 9-2 Reds' win - just 11 days before ...

Yogi Berra turns 90 on Tuesday, and for readers there is a gift: ... he ordered Berra to shag balls and said there wouldn't be enough time for Berra to take batting practice at the road game.

When visitors enter the Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center, the first image they see is that of a boy of 11 or 12, batting right-handed in a pickup game on a makeshift St. Louis field. He is ...

No batting gloves, arm protectors, ... Yogi Berra tips his cap after being named successor to Ralph Houk (left) as manager of the New York Yankees on October 21, 1963.

So while we know the great story of the telegram that Berra sent Johnny Bench in 1980, when the Big Red Machine's key cog hit his 314th career homer as a catcher and was thus recognized as the ...

Yogi Berra is a three-time AL MVP in the 1950s who holds the World Series record for most hits and ... he had a lifetime batting average of .285 and slugged 358 home runs (313 of them as a ...

Yogi Berra, the Hall of Fame New York Yankees catcher also known for his entertaining “Yogi-isms,” died Tuesday at the age of 90. On Wednesday, longtime Orioles slugger Boog Powell remembered ...

Yogi Berra – Known for His Odd Witticisms Such As ‘It ain’t over till its over’ ... His lifetime batting average was .285. 2. He hit 358 homeruns and drove in 1,430.