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Al SIMMONS (HOF)

Biography

You know Mr. Mack was desperate when he was willing to part with Al Simmons last year in exchange for mere lucre. After all, Simmons is Mack’s all time favorite. And why not? “Bucket Foot Al” is a fine outfielder and the best hitter the A’s ever had. He batted better than .380 4 times with Philadelphia, won the 1930 and 1931 batting titles, and was named league MVP in 1929 when the A’s won their first pennant since 1914. Simmons is still adjusting to Comiskey’s longer fences but being reunited with Mack for the big AL vs. NL exhibition is sure to rejuvenate him.

Stats

Birth Date: May 22, 1902
Birth Location: Milwaukee, WI
Death Date: May 26, 1956
Death Location: Milwaukee WI, USA
Weight: 190 lb
Height: 5 ft 11 in
Bats: R
Throws: R
Debut Date: April 15, 1924
Final Game Date: July 1, 1944
Years Played: 21
Games Played: 2,215
At Bats: 8,759
Runs: 1,507
Hits: 2,927
Doubles: 539
Triples: 149
Home Runs: 307
RBIs: 1,827
Stolen Bases: 88
Base on Balls: 615
Batting Average: 0.334
Position: Left Fielder



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