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What's a "showboat" in baseball?
A player who is a showoff.
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Hit .298 in 27 games for the Sox in 1950. In baseball since 1934, and in the majors since 1939. Has played for Yankees, Indians and Athletics. Holds many major-league fielding records. In 1946 Buddy set a new record for catchers by playing through a season of 117 games without making an error. In 1948 he led AL backstoppers with a .997 percentage. Hit majors with the New York Yankees.
Mookie mauled the ball in August 2023, helping the Dodgers go 24-5 that month. He set a Los Angeles-era franchise record with 51 hits that calendar page, slashing .455/.516/.839 with a whopping 30 RBI.
Tony was the "Most Valuable Player" in the Pacific Coast League in 1964. He was immediately rewarded with a promotion to the parent club. He was platooned with Gordy Coleman at first base last season. Tony can also play third base and the outfield.
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