1957 Red Sox yearbook

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The 1957 season was a challenging one for the Boston Red Sox, as the team finished third in the American League with a 82-72 record, far behind the dominant New York Yankees. Despite the team’s struggles, Ted Williams continued to showcase his greatness as one of the best hitters in baseball history. At 38 years old, Williams defied age by posting an incredible .388 batting average, the highest in the majors, along with 38 home runs and 87 RBIs. His remarkable plate discipline and smooth swing remained a marvel to fans and opponents alike. Though the Red Sox fell short of contention, Williams’ performance in 1957 further solidified his legacy as one of the most legendary players to ever wear a Boston uniform.