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Tony Kubek was the opening day starter but injuries held him to 99 games. Phil Linz became the everyday shortstop after Kubek went down and started all 7 games at short in the 1964 World Series against the Cardinals.

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In 1960, the Yankees starters in the infield were Bill Skowron (first base), Bobby Richardson (second base), Tony Kubek (shortstop) and Clete Boyer (third base).

The backups were Kent Hadley, Dale Long, Gil McDougal, Deron Johnson, Andy Carey and Joe DeMaestri.

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In 1968, Mickey Mantle was the starting first baseman for the Yankees.

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Gene Michael was the Yankees starting shortstop in 1970. He was backed up by Frank Baker and Ron Hansen.

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Gene Michael was the Yankees starting shortstop in 1972. He was backed up by Jerry Kenney.

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In 1960, Tony Kubek was the starting shortstop for the Yankees. His backup was Joe DeMaestri.

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In 1959, Tony Kubek was the starting shortstop for the Yankees. His backup was Clete Boyer.

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In 1993, the starting shortstop for the Yankees was Spike Owen.

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