Fred Lynn became a Red Sox icon 50 years ago this summer. His 1975 season was so spectacular that he became Major League ...

Lynn’s sabermetric numbers — 50 WAR, 44.1 JAWS and 94 Hall Rating — all paint him as a very good, though not great player who fell just short of Cooperstown.

Fred Lynn, left, stands on the field with Dustin Pedroia on Sept. 26, 2012. Lynn, the AL Rookie of the Year and MVP with the Red Sox in 1975, ...

Lynn led the league in slugging (.567), OPS (.967), doubles (47) and runs (103) while hitting .331 with 21 home runs and 105 runs batted in. He also won a Gold Glove award.

In some ways, Fred Lynn is a typical Red Sox fan. Win or lose, rain or shine, tarp on or tarp off, he’s back at Fenway Park each season. He makes an effort to be at every Winter Weekend, and ...

B/R Exclusive: Fred Lynn Ranks 5 of His Favorite Outfielders for B/R Greg Pinto Jun 7, 2018 When you're a nine-time All-Star and former Most Valuable Player, you know you're doing something right.

A short while ago I got a chance to meet Fred Lynn. For those of you outside of Boston or not of a certain age, Fred Lynn was the man in 1975. He was first player in MLB history to win AL Rookie ...

Fred Lynn is no stranger to the media. He spent the bulk of his Major League career in large markets like Boston and California, patrolling center field for the Red Sox and Angels , respectively ...

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It’s wasted math and breath, Fred Lynn said. Lynn, a nine-time All-Star, the first player to be given the award and be named MVP in the same season as a member of the 1975 Red Sox, said to start ...

Fred Lynn makes it back to Fenway Park for at least three series each season. He sits in a suite above home plate, mingles with fans, and mugs for the camera when he appears on the center-field ...

In January 1981, the Boston Red Sox traded Fred Lynn to the California Angels. Lynn, who went to high school near Los Angeles and played college baseball for the University of Southern California ...