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Red Sox History 
Following an 86 year drought, the Red Sox won the World Series twice in four seasons. The Red Sox won
five of the first 15 World Series played and have now won seven in their history. The Red Sox greatest
player, Ted Williams, is the last player in either league to bat .400 or better in a single season.
Williams batted .406 in 1946. A total of 32 players in the Hall of Fame played for the Sox at one time
during their career.
Sox History Links  Red Sox Annual Win-Loss RecordsIn Depth Annual Records, Games and StatsRed Sox RecordsLeague Records Held by Red SoxSox All-Time Roster (with Player Stats)Sox in the Hall of FameSox Records Most Career Hits - Carl Yastrzemski, 3,419Most Career Home Runs - Ted Williams, 521Most Career RBIs - Carl Yastrzemski, 1,844Most Career Wins - Roger Clemens and Cy Young, 192Most Hits (Single Season) - Wade Boggs, 240 (1985)Most Home Runs (Single Season) - David Ortiz, 54 (2006)Most RBIs (Single Season) - Jimmie Foxx, 175 (1938)Most Wins (Single Season) - Joe Wood, 34 (1912)Lowest ERA (Single Season) - Dutch Leonard, 0.96 (1914) |
More Red Sox Links Official Site38 Pitches (Schilling Blog) .406 Club (Message Board) Sox at Boston.com Sox Year by Year Sons of Sam Horn (Board) Sox History FenwayFanatics.com FenwayInfo.com RedSoxDiehard.com The Remy Report BostonDirtDogs.com BambinosCurse.com baseball-reference.com baseball-almanac.com MLB.com |
