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Actually, Mantle batted both 3rd and 4th at various times for the Yankees. He often hit 3rd in the order after Roger Maris joined the ranks in 1960. Sometimes, Casey Stengle, hit Maris 3rd and Mantle 4th, and sometimes just the reverse. However, Mantle probably hit 4th in the Yankee's lineup most often.
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How many Home runs did Mickey Mantle hit in 1966?
Mickey Mantle hit 23 Homeruns in 1966.
When did mickey mantle hit the cycle?
could you please tell me when mickey mantle hit the cycle in a game that is exact date and where
How many doubles and triples did Mickey Mantle hit?
During his career, Mickey Mantle hit 344 doubles and 72 triples.
How many home runs did Mickey Mantle hit in 1955?
Mickey Mantle hit 37 home runs in 1955 for the New York Yankees.
Who hit the longest hr in mlb?
Mickey Mantle
Which way did Mickey Mantle hit?
Mickey Mantle was a switch hitter.
How many Home runs did Mickey Mantle hit in 1966?
Mickey Mantle hit 23 Homeruns in 1966.
When did mickey mantle hit the cycle?
could you please tell me when mickey mantle hit the cycle in a game that is exact date and where
How many doubles and triples did Mickey Mantle hit?
During his career, Mickey Mantle hit 344 doubles and 72 triples.
How many home runs did Mickey Mantle hit in 1955?
Mickey Mantle hit 37 home runs in 1955 for the New York Yankees.
Who hit the longest Homer and who was it?
Mickey Mantle 565ft.
Who hit the longest hr in mlb?
Mickey Mantle
Who hit the farthest homerun?
The player who hit the "farthest" home run was a catcher for the Cincinnati Reds. He hit the baseball in to a truck, which carried the ball 30 miles
Who the player who hit the most in the World Series?
mickey mantle
How many triples did Mickey Mantle hit in his life?
72
What player hit the longest home run?
Mickey Mantle
How many home runs did Mickey Mantle hit?
Mickey Mantle hit 163 right handed and 373 left handed for a total of 536 home runs, ranking him number 16 all-time. However, he hit 18 home runs in the World Series, a record that still stands to this day.
