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Famous Baseball Players Who Wore Number 6 | The number 6 has adorned the backs of some of the most iconic figures in Major League Baseball history. From the heart and hustle of defensive stalwarts to the smooth swing and power of offensive titans, this number carries a weight of both athletic prowess and captivating stories. In this series, we'll delve into the careers of these legendary players who wore number 6, exploring their unique contributions and the undeniable mark they left on the game.

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Famous Baseball Players Who Wore Number 6

The number 6 has adorned the backs of some of the most iconic figures in Major League Baseball history. From the heart and hustle of defensive stalwarts to the smooth swing and power of offensive titans, this number carries a weight of both athletic prowess and captivating stories. In this series, we'll delve into the careers of these legendary players who wore number 6, exploring their unique contributions and the undeniable mark they left on the game.

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Moving through the decades, we'll encounter players who redefined their positions: Al Kaline, the graceful outfielder with a thunderous bat, and Stan Musial, Brooks Robinson and more.

Beyond their individual brilliance, some players who wore number 6 became symbols of perseverance and resilience. We'll explore the story of Davey Johnson, Willie Wilson, and Paul Blair.

This series won't shy away from controversy. We'll also analyze the complex legacy of Alex Rodriguez, a player who achieved unparalleled greatness alongside facing significant criticism.



Join us as we embark on this captivating exploration of the best Major League Baseball players who wore number 6. Prepare to be inspired by their individual brilliance, their defining moments on the field, and the lasting impact they left on the game. This is more than just a collection of retired numbers; it's a journey through the history and evolution of baseball, told through the stories of the legends who wore number 6.


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MLB Jersey:Number 06
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Stan "The Man" Musial A St. Louis Icon and Baseball Legend

Stan Musial, a name synonymous with grace, power, and longevity, wasn't just a baseball player; he was an icon. His 22-year career with the St. Louis Cardinals was a masterclass in hitting, earning him a legion of fans and a place among the sport's greatest legends. This essay explores the life and legacy of "Stan the Man," a player whose exceptional talent and unwavering dedication captivated generations of baseball fans.
MLB Jersey:Number 06
Baseball Name:Stan Musial
Baseball Team:St. Louis Cardinals
Sports:Baseball Hall of Fame

Musial's journey began in small-town Pennsylvania, where his love for the game blossomed. Despite starting his professional career as a pitcher, an arm injury led him to the outfield, a fortuitous turn of events that would reshape baseball history. He made his major league debut in 1941 and quickly established himself as a force to be reckoned with. His smooth swing, exceptional bat control, and gap power made him a consistent threat at the plate. He led the National League in batting titles a record seven times, a testament to his remarkable hitting prowess.

Beyond his offensive dominance, Musial was a complete player. He possessed a strong arm in the outfield, winning a Gold Glove Award in 1960. His baseball IQ and instincts made him a valuable asset on defense, a well-rounded talent appreciated by fans and teammates alike.

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Larry Doby Baseball HOF Slugger

Lawrence Eugene Doby, "Larry" to the world, etched his name in baseball history as both a fearless trailblazer and a talented slugger. Born in 1923, Doby first starred in the Negro Leagues, leading the Newark Eagles to a championship in 1946. In 1947, he became the second African-American player in the Major Leagues, following Jackie Robinson, when he debuted for the Cleveland Indians.
MLB Jersey:Number 06, Number 14, Number 32, Number 37
Baseball Name:Larry Doby
Baseball Position:outfielder
Baseball Team:Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Guardians, Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers, Newark Eagles
Sports:Baseball Hall of Fame, baseball

He faced the brunt of racism and hostility, but Doby persevered, batting .270 with 14 home runs in his rookie season. The next year, he hit a team-high 27 home runs and helped the Indians capture the American League pennant. Doby went on to play 13 seasons in the Majors, primarily with Cleveland, showcasing his power with 253 career home runs and finishing with a solid .283 batting average.

Beyond his statistics, Doby's legacy resonates because of his courage and leadership. He paved the way for future generations of Black players, earning induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1998. After his playing days, Doby served as a scout and executive, further contributing to the game he loved. Larry Doby, the quiet giant, forever stands tall as a symbol of resilience and progress in baseball history.


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Paul Blair

Born February 1, 1944, in Cushing, Oklahoma, was Paul Blair, the Baseball Hall of Fame Center Fielder.
MLB Jersey:Number 06
Baseball Name:Paul Blair
Baseball Team:Baltimore Orioles
Other Keywords:Baseball Hall of Fame

Blair played wearing the number 6 on the Baltimore Orioles (1965-76) for 12 seasons as he had 134 career Home Runs, and 8 Gold Glove Awarded Seasons. Paul is one of the top MLB jersey Number 6s of All-Time.


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  • Steve Garvey Baseball Version of Popeye Steve Garvey played the position of Hall of Fame, First Baseman, Third Baseman/H, Left Fielder, Shortstop, Right Fielder, and Second Baseman wearing the number 6 on the Los Angeles Dodgers (1969-82) San Diego Padres (1983,-87) for 19 seasons as he batted 0.294 for his career, had an On Base percentage of 0.446, with 272 career Home Runs, and 4 Gold Glove Awarded Seasons. Garvey is one of the top MLB jersey Number 6s of All-Time. This is Steve Garvey's Official Website. - 2024-01-11 - Go to Page ► -TOC
  • Tony Lazerri HOF Infielder Born December 6, 1903, in San Francisco, California, was Baseball Hall of Fame Second Baseman Tony Lazzeri. This legend played for the New York Yankees and later suited up for the Chicago Cubs, Brooklyn Dodgers, and the New York Giants to complete a brilliant 14-year MLB career. Lazzeri was on five World Series Champion teams, and he played in one All-Star game. Tony hit a single, double, triple, and home run in sequence (a natural cycle) and is one of only 14 MLB players. Besides being on the 1927 Yankees roster, his biggest claim to fame is that he is the only player to complete a natural cycle with a grand slam. - 2023-12-06 - Go to Page ► -TOC
  • Joe Gordon Born February 18, 1915, in Los Angeles, CA, was Baseball Hall of Fame second baseman Joe Gordon. Gordon wore the Number 6 on the New York Yankees (1938,-46) for 7 seasons, nd a few more years on the Cleveland Indians Roster wearing Number 4, as he batted 0.268 for his career, had an On Base percentage of 0.466, with 253 career Home Runs, and Gold Glove Awarded Seasons. Joe is one of the top MLB Jersey Number 6s of All-Time. - 2024-02-18 - Go to Page ► -TOC



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    Category:Baseball HOF
    MLB Jersey:Nu, Number 02, Number 04, Number 05, Number 06, Number 07, Number 08, Number 09, Number 11, Number 14, Number 16, Number 17, Number 27, Number 32, Number 33, Number 37, Number 06
    Sub-Category:About Sports, Baseball Legend
    Baseball Name:Ernie Lombardi, Joe Gordon, Larry Doby, Paul Blair, Rogers Hornsby, Scott Rolen, Stan Musial, Steve Garvey, Tony Lazerri
    Baseball Position:outfielder, second baseman
    Baseball Team:Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Braves, Brooklyn Dodgers, Brooklyn Robins, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Guardians, Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Giants, New York Yankees, Newark Eagles, Philadelphia Phillies, San Francisco Giants, St Louis Cardinals, St. Louis Browns, St. Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays
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