Boston Red Sox Tony Conigliaro

Founded: 1901

Boston Red Sox

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Fenway Park - Boston, Massachusetts
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Tony Conigliaro

Injuries prevented Tony C. from ever reaching his potential. Off to a great start his first year with with 24 home runs, 52 RBI, and .290 average in 111 games, he broke his arm in August and finished behind Tony Oliva for 1964 Rookie of the Year honors. At the age of 22 in 1967 he became the youngest AL player to reach the 100 career home run plateau, but he suffered a horrendous injury after the All Star break when his left cheekbone and eye were severely damaged. He made a tremendous comeback a year and a half later and even had his best year in 1970, but was forced to retire early due to bad eyesight.

Manager	Joe Cronin
First Baseman	George Scott
Second Baseman	Bobby Doerr
Third Baseman	Wade Boggs
Shortstop	Nomar Garciaparra
Left Fielder	Ted Williams
Center Fielder	Fred Lynn
Right Fielder	Carl Yastrzemski
Catcher	Carlton Fisk
RH Pitcher	Roger Clemens
LH Pitcher	Babe Ruth
Closer	Dick Radatz
Designated Hitter	Jim Rice

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