Bobby Richardson: All-Around Star at Second Base in 1965 Panel
The page from the 1965 Big Time Baseball publication highlights Bobby Richardson, celebrated as an all-around star at second base for the New York Yankees. Standing at 5-foot-9, Richardson is described as an unassuming figure off the field but recognized for his quick hands and determination on it. Throughout his career, Richardson has played in seven World Series, marking his contribution with a grand slam in the 1960 Series. Primarily a singles hitter, his skill lies in advancing runners and his tenacity at bat, earning him a lifetime batting average just over .270. Renowned for his bunting and hit-and-run capability, his best performance came in 1962 with a .302 average, making him the first American League player in years to achieve over 200 hits in a season.