Trivia On MLB - Boston Red Sox

Mike Andrews played the position of shortstop before becoming a second baseman.

Johnny Pesky was the Red Sox manager in 1964.

Todd Benzinger started the most games at first base for the 1988 Boston Red Sox.

Bobby Doerr was the first base coach for the Boston Red Sox in 1969.

In 1931, the Red Sox wore numbers for the first time. This suggests that prior to this year, the team did not have numbers on their uniforms.

Jackie Jensen was the correct answer because he was the baseball player for the Boston Red Sox who was named MVP of the American League in 1958.

Jimmy Piersall's life story was turned into a movie starring Anthony Perkins. Piersall was a former Red Sox player who had a unique and challenging life. He struggled with mental health issues and was known for his eccentric behavior on and off the field. His story was adapted into the film "Fear Strikes Out" in 1957, with Anthony Perkins portraying Piersall. The movie depicted Piersall's struggles with mental illness and his eventual recovery, making it a compelling biographical drama.

Dick Williams was the manager of the Boston Red Sox in 1969.

When the Red Sox purchased the contract of Babe Ruth, they also acquired Ben Egan and Ernie Shore.

Carl Yastrzemski collected his 3000th career hit off Jim Beattie.

In 1914, the Red Sox paid $8000 to purchase the contract of Babe Ruth.

In 1946, the Red Sox won one hundred or more regular season games.

Manny Ramirez's middle name is Aristides.

Mike Gardiner was not on Boston's rotation during the 1993 season.

Eddie Popowski was the 3rd base coach for the Boston Red Sox in 1969.

Russ Gibson is the correct answer because he was a former Red Sox catcher who was from Fall River, Massachusetts.

Dave Morehead is the correct answer because he is the Boston Red Sox pitcher who had a perfect game against the Cleveland Indians on 9/16/65.

Orlando Cabrera reached base in 63 consecutive games in 2006. This means that for 63 games in a row, Cabrera successfully reached first base either by getting a hit, drawing a walk, or being hit by a pitch. This is an impressive feat that demonstrates Cabrera's consistency and ability to contribute to his team's offense over an extended period of time.

In the last two games of the 1986 season when Wade Boggs won a batting title with Boston, he sat on the bench. This means that he did not play in those games and did not have any at-bats. Despite not playing in those games, Boggs still managed to secure the batting title based on his performance throughout the season.

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Piper Davis was the first Negro League player to sign with the Boston Red Sox organization.