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Who was the second baseman for the 1978 New York Yankees?
Willie Randolph was the Yankees starting second baseman during the 1978 season.
Who was the New York Yankees second baseman before Chuck Knoblauch?
Chuck Knoblauch came to the Yankees in 1998. The Yankees played second baseman by committee in the 1997 season as Luis Sojo, Mariano Duncan, and Rey Sanchez each started games at second.
Who was the New York Yankees third baseman before Aaron Boone?
Aaron Boone only played part of the 2003 season with the Yankees. He was the backup for Robin Ventura.
Who was the first baseman for the New York Yankees in 1910?
In 1910 the Yankees were named the Highlanders. Hal Chase was the New York Highlander first baseman for the 1910 season.
How many home runs did Mark Teixeira have in 2009?
Mark Teixeira hit 39 home runs for the New York Yankees during the 2009 season.
Who played first base for the New York Yankees in 1978?
Chris Chambliss was the Yankees starting first baseman during the 1978 season.
Who was the New York Yankees third baseman before Robin Ventura?
Scott Brosius. Brosius retired after the 2001 season and Ventura took over at third in 2002.
Who played 1st base in 2009 for the New York Yankees?
Mark Teixeira played first base for the Yankees in the 2009 season. Mark is still under contract with the team.
Who is a retired first baseman named Martinez?
Tino Martinez played his last season in 2005 with the New York Yankees as a first baseman. Here are his career statistics: http://www.baseball-reference.com/m/martiti02.shtml
How can one purchase season tickets for the New York Yankees?
One can purchase season tickets for the New York Yankees via online booking at tickets providers or at the stadion of the New York Yankees before the season starts.
Who was the New York Yankees 1998 World Series third baseman?
Scott Brosius, who had a 300. BA,with 19 HR's and 98 RBI's during the regular season.
What was the significance of the 1st baseman for the defending World Series champions from 1939?
It wasn't Lou Gehrig. Gehrig played his final game early in the 1939 season and was replaced by Babe Dahlgren who was the Yankees starting first baseman for the 1939 and 1940 seasons.
