New York Yankees -1989

 

1989-Apr-07 Yankee Stadium - Bronx NY

Cleveland Indians 4 – 2 NY Yankees

CLE RBI: Joe Carter 3 (HR); Brook Jacoby

NYY RBI: Don Slaught 2

Pitching: CLE – Rich Yett W(8.1-innings) - - NYY - John Candelaria L(7-innings)

1989-Apr-30 Yankee Stadium - Bronx NY

Chicago White Sox 5 - 2 NY Yankees

CHW RBI: Ron Karkovice (HR)

NYY RBI: Don Slaught 3; Hal Morris; Steve Sax

Pitching: CHW - Melido Perez L(4.1-innings) NYY - John Candelaria W(5.1-innings)

1989-Sep-30 Yankee Stadium - Bronx NY

Detroit Tigers 2 - 9 NY Yankees

DET RBI: Fred Lynn, Doug Strange

NYY RBI: Álvaro Espinoza 3; Don Mattingly 2 (HR); Brian Dorsett 2; Luis Polonia; Steve Sax

Pitching: DET - Kevin Ritz L(5-innings) -- NYY - Andy Hawkins W(6-innings)

Baseball Sluggers - 2006

Don Mattingly signed hand drawn Sluggers FDC

Don Mattingly played first base for the New York Yankees (1982-1995)

6-time All-Star, 9-time Gold Glove, 3-time Sliver Slugger

A: Batting Champion 1984, AL RBI Leader 1985, AL MVP 1985

New York Yankees retired #23 and Plaque in Monument Park August 31, 1997

Manager: Los Angeles Dodgers 2011-2015, Miami Marlins 2016---

A pleasure to have the opportunity to meet Mattingly. There was a large crowd and he was pleasant through the event. 2019-01-26 Pinstripe Party, MAB, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ

Don Mattingly : New York Yankees

1984-Sep-30 - Yankee Stadium - New York, NY

Mattingly wins Batting Title with .343 average

1985-Oct-03 - Yankee Stadium - New York

Breaks Roger Maris RBI record

1985-Nov-20 New York, NY - American League MVP

1986-Oct-04/05 - Fenway Park - Boston, Ma

Record for most hits and most doubles in a season

1987-Jul-19 New York, NY - Gold Glove presentation for 1986 season

1987-Jul-18 - Arlington Stadium - Arlington, Texas

8 consecutive games with a home run

1987-Sep-29 - Yankee Stadium - New York, NY

Records 6-Grand Slams in a single season

1988-Dec-07 New York, NY

Voted his 4th consecutive Gold Glove Award

Don Mattingly spent his entire 14-year career with the New York Yankees, earning the nicknames "Donnie Baseball" and "The Hit Man"

6-time All-Star (1984-1989)

AL MVP (1985)

9-time Gold Glove Award (1985-1989, 1991-1994)

3-time Silver Slugger Award (1985-1987

AL Batting Champion (1984)

AL RBI Leader (1985)

New York Yankees retired his #23 - 1997-August-31