Joe DiMaggio
Mickey Mantle started his Yankees career wearing the #6 in 1951 and later that season he started wearing the #7. He then replaced Joe DiMaggio as the Yankees center fielder.
A shortstop in his pre-MLB days, Mantle was primarily a Center Fielder in MLB and played sporadically at the corner outfield positions until late in his career when debilitating knee injuries forced him to play First Base.
Joe DiMaggio
No, he did not. Mickey Mantle drank alcohol, but he didn't use drugs.
Joe DiMaggio
Well, there can be many ''bests,'' but most people say that Mickey Mantle was the best.
Mickey Mantle started his Yankees career wearing the #6 in 1951 and later that season he started wearing the #7. He then replaced Joe DiMaggio as the Yankees center fielder.
A shortstop in his pre-MLB days, Mantle was primarily a Center Fielder in MLB and played sporadically at the corner outfield positions until late in his career when debilitating knee injuries forced him to play First Base.
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No, he did not. Mickey Mantle drank alcohol, but he didn't use drugs.
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Mickey Mantle was a switch hitter.
Mickey Charles Mantle was named by his Father "Mutt" Mantle after Hall of Fame catcher Mickey Cochrane
Mickey Mantle was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1974.
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