Welcome to the future site for

the Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame
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and N Y Yankees Hall of Fame.

Do you know who from each of these great teams is in the Base Ball Hall of fame?

Does each team have its own hall of fame?

Why not build your website here and let everyone know.
Red Sox Hall of Famers

Players
Bold Face indicates a Hall of Famer elected as a player, others were elected as managers or executives.
Player Years with Red Sox
Luis Aparicio 1971-1973
Wade Boggs 1982-1992
Lou Boudreau 1951-1952
Jesse Burkett 1905
Orlando Cepeda 1973
Jack Chesbro 1909
Jimmy Collins 1901-1907
Joe Cronin 1935-1945
Bobby Doerr 1937-1944, 1946-1951
Rick Ferrell 1934-1937
Carlton Fisk 1969, 1971-1980
Jimmie Foxx 1936-1942
Lefty Grove 1934-1941
Harry Hooper 1909-1920
Waite Hoyt 1919-1920
Fergie Jenkins 1976-1977
George Kell 1952-1954
Heinie Manush 1936
Juan Marichal 1974
Herb Pennock 1915-1922
Tony Perez 1980-1982
Red Ruffing 1924-1930
Babe Ruth 1914-1919
Tom Seaver 1986
Al Simmons 1943
Tris Speaker 1907-1915
Ted Williams 1939-1942, 1946-1960
Carl Yastrzemski 1961-1983
Cy Young 1901-1908

Managers
Bold Face indicates a Hall of Famer elected as a manager, others were elected as players or executives.
Manager Years with Red Sox
Ed Barrow 1918-1920
Lou Boudreau 1952-1954
Frank Chance 1923
Jimmy Collins 1901-1906
Joe Cronin 1935-1947
Hugh Duffy 1921-1922
Bucky Harris 1934
Billy Herman 1964-1966
Joe McCarthy 1948-1950
Cy Young 1907

Red Sox Teams in the Hall of Fame Game
The Red Sox have played in six Hall of Fame Games:
•   In the first Hall of Fame Game, in 1940, the Red Sox lost to the Chicago Cubs, 10-9.
•   In 1950 the Red Sox beat the New York Giants, 8-5.
•   In 1955 the Red Sox defeated the Milwaukee Braves, 4-2.
•   In a rematch in 1963, the Sox beat the Braves, 7-3.
•   In 1975 Boston beat the San Francisco Giants, 11-5.
•   In 1985 the Red Sox lost to the Houston Astros, 5-3.
•   In 1989 the Red Sox were scheduled to play Cincinnati, but a plane malfunction stranded the Reds in Montreal and the game was cancelled.
•   In 2005, the Red Sox lost to the Detroit Tigers, 6-5.
•   The Red Sox are 4-3 in Hall of Fame Games.
Baseball in Boston
•   The first major league team in Boston was the Boston Red Caps, who played in the inaugural National League season of 1876 and later became the Boston Braves.
•   Fenway Park opened on April 20, 1912, the same day as Detroit's Navin Field, which later became Tiger Stadium.
•   View a list of Hall of Famers born in Massachusetts.
•   From 1901 to 1952, Boston hosted two major league teams: the Red Sox (also known as the Americans and Somersets) and the Braves.
•   Modern fans know the Red Sox/Yankees rivalry as a one-sided affair, with New York having won 26 World Series titles while Boston suffered a drought from 1918 until 2004. But prior to 1921, the Red Sox were the more successful franchise, having won six of the first 18 American League pennants while New York finished no higher than second place. In a seven-year stretch (1912-1918), the Red Sox won four World Series titles behind stars Tris Speaker, Harry Hooper, Joe Wood, Babe Ruth, and Duffy Lewis



I wanted to build a great website
but working 2 jobs
I can't find the time.

If your interested in purchasing either of these domains
Red Sox Hall of Fame.com
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Yankees Hall of Fame.com  

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