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1 giorno fa · Tris Speaker hit 222 triples in his 21-year career. Fred Clarke hit 220 triples between 1894 and 1915. John "Chief" Wilson hit a record 36 triples in the 1912 season, retiring with 114 total. Tim Raines is the most recent player with 100 or more career triples to have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame (elected in 2017).
3 giorni fa · Hall of Fame center fielder Tris Speaker holds the Red Sox’ single-season record for triples with 22 in 1913. Duran needs only one more triple to become just the fourth Red Sox player this ...
1 giorno fa · Among the luminaries on hand that day were John McGraw (who would pen a Page 1 account of the game for the New York Times), Tris Speaker, Jim Thorpe, Charles Comiskey, Damon Runyon, the Duchess of ...
2 giorni fa · History is a bit unkind to him because of the other players that were littered through that great generation, but Speaker earned his place among the elite talents. He still holds the record for the most doubles in a career (792), and he won the AL MVP in 1912 by beating out a slew of Hall of Famers including Walter Johnson, Ty Cobb, and Ed Walsh.
23 ore fa · The franchise record is 22 by Tris Speaker in 1913. The modern-day record is 15 by Jim Rice in 1977 and ‘78.
1 giorno fa · 2. Tris Speaker, CF. Speaker didn’t hit for power, but the Hubbard native’s career .345 batting average ranks ninth in MLB history. He played 22 seasons in the majors, earning an AL MVP award and three World Series titles. He sits in the top 10 all-time with 3,514 hits, 222 triples and 2,383 singles.
1 giorno fa · A constellation of notables graced the occasion, including luminaries like John McGraw, Tris Speaker, and Jim Thorpe, alongside aristocracy and penmen such as the Duchess of Marlboro and Damon Runyon. Among these, the most resplendent star was King George himself, who would later become the grandfather to Queen Elizabeth II.
