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Ray Scarborough
Ray was always rough on the Red Sox when he was with the Senators and White Sox. Boston, which procured him in a winter trade, hopes he will be as rough in 1951 on the Beantown's 7 AL competitors. Ray had a 13-18 record in 1950, divided between Washington and Chicago. Came to Senators in 1942. Remained with them until Chisox trade. In the service for 2 years.
1951 Bowman Set (Baseball)
39
Pitcher, Player, Red Sox

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Dave Stapleton
Norm Zauchin
Scott Cooper
Kevin Youkilis
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Name that player!

This 26 year old outfielder went from the last place A's to the first place Red Sox last year. Nicknamed "The Hawk," Ken is an all-around athlete. In high school, he was an All-American in basketball. Ken is a threat to win any golf tournament that he enters, too!

Who is it?


The Red Sox management expects big things of Willard this season; a good year for the talented youngster, could help make the Red Sox a tough team. Willard began in 1948 with Scranton. He appeared in 13 games for Louisville in 1950, winning 11 and losing 2, when he was called up by the Red Sox. Won 8 and lost 6 at the end of the season, and in 1951 had a 7-4 record.

Who is it?


In just his second Major League start for Boston on 9/1/07, Buchholz put his name in the history books with a stellar 115-pitch no-hitter against Baltimore. The lanky right-hander was still firing away in the ninth inning as he recorded his eighth and ninth strikeouts of the game in that frame. He became the 17th hurler in Red Sox history to spin a no-hitter.

Who is it?


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Derek Livernois
Juan Pena
Mike Brown

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Jeff Suppan, Pitcher - Red Sox.
J.D. Martinez, Designated Hitter - Red Sox. and J.D. Martinez, Outfield - Red Sox.

Back to the Front! Red Sox card back du jour...

Nathan Eovaldi
A 2018 World Series hero in Boston, Eovaldi continues to come through for the club. The right-hander's 2021 campaign included a league-best 32 starts, nearly 200 strikeouts and the best Fielding Independent Pitching mark in the league, not to mention the fewest walks per nine of all hurlers in the circuit.
2022 Donruss Set (Baseball)
200
Pitcher, Player, Red Sox

Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

2014 Donruss Rookies Set (Baseball) (4)
2006 Topps Allen & Ginter Set (Baseball) (15)
2016 Topps Set (Baseball) (22)
2017 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (18)
2010 Topps Set (Baseball) (24)
2005 Fleer Ultra Set (Baseball) (10)
2004 Bowman Set (Baseball) (18)
2016 Bowman Set (Baseball) (7)
1951 Bowman Set (Baseball) (19)
2006 Bowman Heritage Set (Baseball) (11)
1993 Pinnacle Set (Baseball) (19)
2011 Bowman Set (Baseball) (10)
1972 Topps Set (Baseball) (32)
1989 Topps Set (Baseball) (30)
2018 Topps Holiday Set (Baseball) (10)

All Sets

Red Sox
Total Card Count

8,826

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