50. Chipper Jones Stats: 85.3 WAR, .303 AVG, .930 OPS, 2,726 H, 468 HR, 1,623 RBI Accolades: MVP x 1, All-Star x 8, Silver Slugger x 2, World Series x 1 Chipper Jones is an Atlanta Braves legend ...

Needing to make a change heading into what was widely considered a “make or break” season for New York’s No. 6 prospect, the result was the debut of a new closed stance featuring a quick ...

Future Hall of Famers Wade Boggs and Cal Ripken Jr. played in the ... allowing four hits and no walks. Boggs would go on to win five American League batting titles and was in good form that cold night ...

Ted Williams is the last American Leaguer to hit .400, and there are actually plenty of similarities between him and Aaron ...

and Frank — board a flight aiming to beat Boggs' record. “It’s Wade Boggs’ drinking record, OK?” says Charlie. “The man’s a legend. He drank 50 beers on a cross-country flight and ...

ST. LOUIS — The changes Jeremy Peña made to his batting stance last year were significant. The Houston Astros’ shortstop ditched his bat waggle. He quieted the lift of his front foot.

While in prep baseball, he was named the Florida Gatorade player of the Year and the Wade Boggs Athletic Award, the latter of which is given to the best player in Hillsborough County, Fla.

Wade Boggs had a career batting average of .357. If that sounds impossible, it's because it should be. Among players with 1000 or more plate appearances this put the Chicken Man second all-time ...

Future Hall of Famers Wade Boggs and Cal Ripken Jr ... allowing four hits and no walks. Boggs would go on to win five American League batting titles and was in good form that cold night, going ...

He is hitting .198, after hitting .209 in his first year and .243 [in his second year], which, at this point, feels like Wade Boggs. Volpe has, quite frankly, just not earned the right to play ...

Kyren Paris has modified his batting stance by standing way back in the box, just short of the chalk line. It appears bizarre, but it's working for him to hit better, see pitches longer ...

Aaron Judge made a slight change in his batting stance and it turned out to be the best thing for him, as he continues to be one of baseball’s most efficient hitters. According to MLB.com ...